Classic search
You show up in the results. We count impressions and clicks of your pages in Google Search.
1Be one.
Footnote measures what Google and the AI assistants actually do with your pages, keeps every number apart, and tells you what to publish next so you become the source they cite.
Most AI visibility tools run synthetic prompts against the models and roll the answers into a single score.
Ask an AI the same question again and again, and the same list of brands comes back less than once in a hundred tries.1 A score built on that moves when nothing moved.
We start from what was observed: your pages, your queries, your visitors. From there, we define what to publish to get cited in AI answers.
Google search, Google’s AI answers, visits from AI assistants. We keep them apart because they record different moments of discovery.
Which AI crawlers request which pages, and what your site answers them.4 It shows what gets fetched, not what gets cited, so it never becomes a fourth score.
Connect Search Console and Analytics. We work out what you do and who searches for it, and define personas: profiles of your typical customers, with the questions they ask AI. We match those questions against the queries you already appear for and turn every gap into a brief your team, or Fylle, can produce.
Has savings sitting in a bank account and wants to start investing without a costly mistake. Asks ChatGPT before she asks anyone.
Illustrative persona and numbers. A prompt with no matching queries stays flagged until data backs it.
Four onboarding steps, done once. You connect your data, the system analyzes it. Then the loop starts: produce, measure, decide what comes next.
Your domain and the markets you sell in.
Search Console and Analytics 4, read-only. Cloudflare if you use it.
From your queries and pages we work out what you do and who searches for it.
Their prompts, matched to your real queries.
Hubs, articles, PR, podcasts. Same three tracks.
A hub is a reference page built around one question your audience asks. It gives the complete answer and links every piece that goes deeper: articles, press coverage, podcasts, pages you already have.
One your audience really asks, and that you don’t answer today.
The main page and the pieces linked to it, each with one goal.
What each hub earns on the three tracks, even when the numbers are small. Then what to produce or fix next.
Google's own guidance points the same way: original, useful, accessible content is what its AI features draw on.5 Hubs are our way of doing that at scale, validated on live client projects.

*Footnote was born from our clients' needs: problems we solved for them as tools first, then turned into a product.
We run prompt tests as research, to find gaps. We never report them as your performance, because the answers change from one run to the next.1
Your website, read-only access to Search Console and Google Analytics 4, and Cloudflare if you use it. We work out the rest and review it with you in one call.
Yes. Small observed numbers tell you more than large simulated ones. We show them as they are and name the page that earned each one.
Fylle, your editorial team, or both. Every brief arrives with the persona, the prompt and the queries behind it.
Every numbered chip above, like this one1, marks a claim. Here is the source behind each number.
Official sources back the measures. The hub method is our own design choice, validated on live client projects.