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Planned for your goals, audience and current stage, with a clear reason behind every recommendation.
Planned for your goals, audience and current stage, with a clear reason behind every recommendation.
Planned for your goals, audience and current stage, with a clear reason behind every recommendation.
Client reviews
I want to separate the support I received from the overall results and sales experience. Thomas and the campaign team at Ecommerce Linkers were responsive throughout the year. They listened to my concerns, suggested ideas, and worked hard to improve our visibility. I appreciated their effort and availability. However, the sales process felt impersonal. The examples and statistics presented during signup didn’t reflect my business closely enough, and I don’t feel the costs or likely outcomes were explained realistically for my situation. Despite the team’s support, the campaign didn’t deliver enough value to justify what I spent. Based on this experience, I wouldn’t choose Google Ads again for my business.
My experience has been excellent, from the initial website design to the ongoing maintenance plan. The team took my vision and brought it to life, delivering even more than I had expected. The process was organized, the revision rounds were straightforward, and communication made each step easy. I’ve really appreciated having website design, graphic design, and marketing support available in one place. I’m very happy with the results and look forward to continuing to work with the team as our organization grows. I would highly recommend them!
We’ve had a great experience working with Ecommerce Linkers on our social ads, with noticeable improvements in performance early on. The review calls with Thomas are informative and focused on what our business needs. He explains the results clearly and helps us understand the next steps without pressuring us to increase our spending. We appreciate having a team that supports growth at a pace that suits us. We’d happily recommend ECL.
AI assistants now answer questions about which companies to consider, and what they say depends on what they can find and confirm about you. Pick your industry to see what we would work on.
Buyers now ask ChatGPT or Perplexity for a shortlist of tools before they visit a single vendor site. If the assistant has a muddled idea of what your product does or who it is for, you are left off that list. We start by asking the main assistants about your category and recording what they say. Then we fix the inputs. That means one plain product description used the same way on your site, review platforms and directories. It also means comparison pages that explain honest differences, and documentation that answers specific questions. We cannot control what an assistant says, but we can make the facts easy to find.
Check how AI describes your productWhat we work on
An office manager who needs an IT provider often asks an AI assistant first. The reply lists a few local names. Those firms tend to have matching details on their site, Google Business Profile, directories and vendor partner lists. We check what the assistants say about your company today. Then we line up your services, locations, industries served and support hours in every place they appear. We also write plain pages on response times, onboarding steps and the business sizes you fit. No one can promise a mention. So we work on the parts that are in your hands.
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People ask AI assistants which lawyer handles a specific problem in their city. The assistant pulls from bar directories, legal review sites, news coverage and the firm's own pages. We audit how the main assistants describe your firm and practice areas, then correct the gaps. Attorney names and practice descriptions are made to match across your site and legal directories. Practice pages get written in the words clients use, with a clear record of the jurisdictions you serve. State bar advertising rules vary, so we check wording against yours before anything goes live. The aim is accurate information wherever an assistant looks, never a promised placement.
Discuss your firm's AI visibilityWhat we work on
Small business owners ask assistants for a CPA who knows their industry, their software or their state. If your pages only say full-service accounting, there is nothing specific for an assistant to repeat. We write pages that name the industries you serve and the software you work in. They also spell out the services you actually offer, such as tax planning, payroll or cleanup bookkeeping. Then we make your credentials, locations and contact details match across your site, state society listings, review platforms and software partner directories. We also record what assistants say about your firm now and check it again after the changes.
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Someone looking for a fee-only advisor or a retirement planner may ask an assistant first. Assistants draw on advisor directories, regulatory records, your site and any press you have earned. We review what they say about your firm today. Then we fix the facts. Your credentials are written the same way everywhere. A clear page explains who you serve and how you charge. Disclosures stay intact. Pages that answer common questions give assistants accurate material, such as what happens in a first meeting or how a 401(k) rollover works. Compliance review of every page stays part of the process.
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A business owner asks an assistant for an independent agent that handles commercial auto or restaurant coverage. The answer comes from carrier locator pages, review sites and agency websites. Most agency sites list lines of coverage without saying who they fit, so there is little for an assistant to work with. We check how assistants describe your agency. Then we make your carriers, lines, licensed states and niches consistent across your site and the places that reference it. Plain pages on specific coverage questions round it out. We never promise a mention, only clearer and more consistent information about what you do.
Review your agency's AI footprintWhat we work on
Ask an assistant to suggest a fractional CFO or an executive coach and it looks for three things: a clear specialty, outside mentions and consistent facts. Vague positioning disappears in that process. We help you state the problem you solve in one sentence and use it everywhere: your site, LinkedIn, podcast guest bios, speaker listings and directories. We also build pages that explain your method and typical engagements, and we track what assistants say when asked about your niche. Earned mentions still come from your work. Our job is making sure they all point to the same, accurate story.
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Patients ask assistants which dentist nearby takes their insurance, offers sedation or sees children. The assistant answers from your Google Business Profile, insurance directories, review sites and your own pages. It gets confused when those disagree. We audit what the main assistants say about your practice. Then we correct the record. Practice name, address, hours and dentist names match on every listing. Treatment pages state exactly what you offer. A clear insurance list is published. The work uses public business facts only, never patient information. We cannot promise a mention. We can remove the reasons you are missing from answers.
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Patients now ask assistants for an urgent care that takes walk-ins or a clinic with a Spanish-speaking provider. Those answers depend on provider directories, health system listings, insurance networks and clinic websites agreeing with each other. We compare what assistants say about your clinic with the facts. Then we fix mismatches in provider names, specialties, locations and accepted plans. We also write service pages in plain language. They explain the conditions you treat and what to expect at a visit. HIPAA rules cover patient data, so this work uses only public business facts. The result is accurate information wherever a model looks.
Discuss your clinic's AI visibilityWhat we work on
Clients comparing med spas ask assistants about injector credentials, specific devices and typical costs before they book. Assistants answer from review sites, manufacturer provider locators, social profiles and your site. We check what they say about your spa. Then we line up the facts across each source. Provider credentials, treatments offered, devices by name and locations are written the same way everywhere. Treatment pages get plain descriptions of what each one does, expected downtime and who it suits. We leave out result claims that could cause trouble. Where a device brand lists you as a provider, we make sure that listing is current and complete.
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Adult children searching for care for a parent often describe the situation to an assistant and ask who to call. The assistant pulls from state licensing records, care directories, review sites and agency websites. We audit what assistants say about your agency. Then we make your license details, service area, services and caregiver screening steps match across those sources. We also write pages that answer the questions families ask. These cover minimum hours, cost ranges where you share them, and how you match caregivers. Clear, matching facts help an assistant describe you correctly. No placement is ever promised.
Discuss your agency's AI presenceWhat we work on
Pet owners ask assistants for an emergency vet open now, a clinic that sees exotic pets, or a practice with low-stress handling. Those answers rely on your Google Business Profile, vet directories, review sites and your own site. All of them must agree on hours, services and species seen. We test what assistants say about your clinic. Then we correct the gaps and keep them corrected as hours or staff change. Service pages describe specific care in plain words, from dental cleanings to orthopedic surgery. If you have after-hours arrangements, we make them clear everywhere. That is often what a worried owner asks about.
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Travelers ask assistants for a quiet hotel near the convention center or a B&B that allows dogs. The reply draws on booking platforms, travel publications, review sites and your own website, with earned coverage carrying real weight. We audit how assistants describe your property, then fix inconsistent facts: room types, amenities, parking, pet rules and check-in times. We write plain pages about the neighborhood, nearby events and who the property suits. We also make sure your listings on travel platforms tell the same story. Mentions depend on the assistants, but accurate inputs are something we can deliver.
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Planning a trip is one of the most common things people do with AI assistants. They ask for specific operators: a small-group food tour, a family rafting outfitter, a guide who speaks their language. We review what assistants say about your company. Then we make tour names, durations, group sizes, departure points and seasons match across your site, tourism board listings and review platforms. Itinerary pages written in plain language give assistants accurate detail to repeat. They include honest notes on fitness level and what is included. Coverage in travel media still matters most, so we show you where it is missing.
Discuss your tours' AI visibilityWhat we work on
Diners ask an assistant where to eat when they need gluten-free dishes, a private room for twenty, or a late kitchen on a Tuesday. The answer comes from Google, reservation platforms, review sites, local press and your menu page. We check how assistants describe your restaurant, then make hours, menu, dietary notes, reservation policy and private dining details consistent in every place they appear. A menu published as text rather than a PDF or an image helps assistants read it. Local press and food blog mentions still shape these answers, so we show you where coverage is thin. We never promise a mention.
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Buyers and sellers ask assistants which agents know a neighborhood, work with first-time buyers or handle relocations. Assistants draw on brokerage sites, agent directories, review platforms and local news. We audit what they say about your agency and agents. Then we make names, license numbers, offices and specialties match across those sources. Neighborhood guides and plain pages on your process give assistants accurate, specific material. Fair housing rules shape what can be said about areas and buyers. We review every page with that in mind. Accurate information everywhere is the goal. Placement in an answer is not something anyone can promise.
Talk to us about your agency's visibilityWhat we work on
Homeowners with a dead furnace ask an assistant who can come today, and the names it offers depend on consistent business facts and outside signals. We check what assistants say about your company. Then we fix mismatched names, phone numbers, service areas, hours and emergency availability across Google, directories, dealer locators and your site. Service pages describe specific jobs, such as heat pump installation or sewer line repair, by city. Reviews and local coverage still shape these answers, so we show you where to focus. We work on the inputs, never on promises about the output.
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After a storm, homeowners ask assistants for a licensed roofer who handles insurance claims in their town. Assistants piece the answer together from license records, manufacturer installer lists, review sites and roofing websites. We audit what they say about your business. Then we make license numbers, service areas, materials and warranty terms match across each source. Plain pages on storm damage, insurance claim help and specific roof types give assistants accurate detail. Project write-ups with city names add local context. Nobody can promise a mention. So we focus on the facts an assistant needs to describe you correctly.
Discuss your roofing company's visibilityWhat we work on
People thinking about solar ask assistants about installers in their state. They also ask about incentives, permits and net metering paperwork. Assistants draw on state program lists, installer marketplaces, review sites and your website. We check what they say about your company. Then we make your license, service area, panel and battery brands, financing options and warranty details match everywhere. Plain pages explain the process from site survey to grid connection. They avoid savings promises and give assistants accurate material. Complaints about solar sales tactics are common. Clear, honest pages also protect your name when an assistant sums you up.
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Someone planning a move asks an assistant for a licensed mover that handles long distance and packing. Assistants weigh federal and state license records, moving marketplaces, review sites and company websites. We audit what they say about your company, then make your USDOT number, service types, service areas and insurance options consistent across each listing. Pages that explain how estimates work, what is excluded and how claims are handled give assistants clear detail. Fake movers make customers wary, so visible, matching credentials matter more here than in most industries. We work on those facts; mentions are up to the assistants.
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Shoppers ask assistants for a fragrance-free moisturizer for sensitive skin or a sunscreen without a white cast. The reply names brands. Those names come from reviews, retailer listings, press roundups, dermatologist mentions and brand sites. We check which questions in your category bring you up. Then we make ingredient lists, product claims, sizes and prices match across your site and retailers. Product pages are written for specific skin concerns. They use plain words and make no medical claims, so assistants have something accurate to repeat. Earned press mentions remain the strongest signal. We map where coverage of your category leaves you out.
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Shoppers describe what they want to an assistant: a wool coat for petite frames, work pants for hot climates, a denim label with honest sourcing. Brands with clear product descriptions, consistent sizing information and outside mentions are the ones that get named. We review how assistants describe your brand, then clean up product data, size guides, materials and care details across your site, marketplaces and retailer feeds. Pages on fit, fabric and who each line is for give assistants specific, truthful detail. Press and community mentions still carry weight, and we show where your brand is absent from them.
Talk to us about your apparel brandWhat we work on
Shopping questions now go straight to assistants. The assistant compares stores on selection, shipping, returns and price. If your policies are buried, or your product data differs between your store, marketplaces and feeds, assistants work with the mess. We audit how assistants present your store. Then we make shipping times, return windows, brands carried and categories match everywhere. Category and buying guide pages in plain language give assistants accurate detail. Structured data on products helps too. Reviews and outside coverage shape the rest. We never promise placement, only clearer inputs that are easier to get right.
Review your store's AI visibilityWhat we work on
People often ask AI assistants to compare subscription boxes by price, flexibility and contents. The answer depends on review sites, unboxing coverage, forum threads and your own site agreeing on the facts. We check how assistants describe your box. Then we line up pricing, cancellation terms, shipping regions and box contents across every source. A plain page answers the questions people ask before they subscribe, such as skip options and what a first box holds. That gives assistants reliable detail. Many answers lean on community discussion. So we also show where honest coverage of your box is missing.
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Shoppers ask assistants for a sofa that fits a small apartment, a solid wood table within a budget, or free returns on large items. Assistants answer from retailer listings, review roundups, forums and brand sites. We check how assistants describe your products. Then we make dimensions, materials, lead times, delivery and return terms match across your site and retailers. Product and collection pages give plain detail on construction and sizing. That gives assistants accurate material. Press reviews and customer photos in public places still shape the answer. We map where your coverage is thin.
Talk to us about your furniture brandWhat we work on
Engineers and buyers ask assistants to list suppliers that make a certain part, meet a certain standard or serve a region. Assistants draw on industrial directories, trade press, distributor listings and manufacturer sites. We check what they say about your company. Then we make capabilities, materials, tolerances, standards met and locations match across each source. Capability pages are written in specific terms. They name the exact processes and industries you serve, in place of vague overview copy. Spec sheets published as readable text help too. Mentions are the assistant's choice. Accurate, matching facts are ours to deliver.
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Parents ask assistants to compare schools near them by program, tuition range, class size and faith. The answer draws on school directories, accreditation lists, review sites, local news and your site. We check how assistants describe your school. Then we make grade levels, programs, admissions dates and any tuition details you publish match everywhere. Plain pages on admissions steps, financial aid and a typical day give assistants specific material. Answers often cite outside coverage. So we show where local press or directory listings about your school are missing or out of date.
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Simple on purpose
We bring strategy, creative thinking, technology and business support together, so you are not left coordinating disconnected teams.
Start a conversationWe understand the goal, audience, constraints and what a good result needs to look like.
Our specialists turn the plan into focused work with clear updates and practical decisions.
We review performance, learn from real signals and keep strengthening what works.
Why Ecommerce Linkers
Design, development, marketing, AI and support stay connected around the same goal.
You get direct communication, visible priorities and decisions explained in plain English.
We solve the immediate need without losing sight of speed, maintainability and future growth.
Common questions
Have something specific in mind? Send it through and we will reply within 24 hours.
The exact scope depends on your goal and starting point. We first review what you have, identify the highest value work and send a clear recommendation with deliverables, timing and cost.
We reply to new project inquiries within 24 hours. Once the scope is agreed, we confirm the start date, milestones and the people responsible for your work.
Yes. ECL is built as a connected agency, so this service can work alongside design, development, SEO, paid media, AI, analytics and business support when your project needs it.
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