Where it started
Tyde was new. New domain, new website, new LinkedIn page. Nobody was searching for it, and no AI tool knew it existed.
What we did
- 01
Wrote down what buyers ask
The real questions a wedding business types when it wants a marketing agency, city by city.
- 02
Made each page answer one question
Clear headings, FAQs, schema and one topic per page, so a tool can tell what the page is about.
- 03
Made the site fast
The page responds almost at once: 15 milliseconds of blocking time on tyde.co.in.
- 04
Kept posting on LinkedIn
Regular posts, all saying the same thing about Tyde.
- 05
Checked the same questions every month
Logged out, in a private window. Every result went into one sheet the client could see.
What happened
questions where ChatGPT began naming Tyde. It was named first for 1–2.
tracked questions at #1. 25 of 26 in the top three.
qualified calls a month, reported by Tyde.
The honest part most case studies leave this out
When the work stopped, the calls dropped.
Tyde paused after six months. About two months later, calls fell from 10+ a month to 2–3. When the LinkedIn posting started again, the mentions and the calls came back. Being named by AI is a habit, not a one-time fix.
“We were a brand-new domain. ChatGPT started naming us in the first month. Six months on, it names us first for 18 of the 26 searches we track, and those bring in 10+ calls a month.”
