Service coverage
Each additional product or service needs accurate information, supporting evidence and relevant buyer questions.
AI visibility pricing depends on the services, markets, buyer questions, evidence gaps and implementation required. Tendou defines those items before quoting the project.
The initial scope establishes the buyer-question baseline, checks the agreed platforms and identifies the changes needed across the website and supporting evidence.
A proposal should say whether it includes diagnosis only or the actual implementation. Tendou scopes the work around defined commercial coverage rather than selling an unexplained keyword count.
Each additional product or service needs accurate information, supporting evidence and relevant buyer questions.
Singapore, Kuala Lumpur or another genuine market require separate factual location and competitive checks.
Existing access, technical condition, page ownership and design constraints affect what can be changed safely.
Missing credible profiles, mentions or third-party evidence can require separate work beyond the company website.
Expansion adds a new product, service or market. Maintenance rechecks existing coverage, keeps agreed facts current and addresses changes within the retained scope.
Keeping these separate prevents a small maintenance fee from becoming an unlimited promise to add every future service.
A single-service local business and a multi-market company have different question panels, evidence gaps, website access and implementation requirements. A useful quote must define those differences.
The quote should state the services and market, platforms checked, baseline questions, website changes, evidence work, reporting, review points and whether ongoing maintenance is included.
No. An audit measures and diagnoses. Implementation makes the agreed changes. Tendou states which parts are included before work begins.
No. The platforms control their answers. Avoid proposals that convert an implementation promise into a guaranteed AI placement.
A website that needs work. Customers who can’t find you. A team running on spreadsheets and messages. Start there.