How to get named in ChatGPT

There is no submission form. You cannot pay ChatGPT to list the shop. You can do the unglamorous work that answers already lean on: a page that matches the question, a citation on a source the model already used, and a name that is the same everywhere.

Start with a check, not a redesign. Type the prompt. See Named or Not named, who else, and the links. Mentionmill writes three steps from that pass. If you are Not named, they usually look like this: publish or update one page that answers the prompt with your brand in the first fifty words; get listed or cited on a host they used; make brand + city + service identical on the site and the profile; recheck next week.

If you are already Named, the work is maintenance: keep that page fresh, stay on the cited hosts, and watch new names. A new competitor often means a new page. Match it or ignore it on purpose. Do not chase every query in the city.

These steps don’t guarantee you’ll get named. We put that sentence on the result, in the weekly email, and in the terms. Results vary by person and place. A pass that names you on Monday can skip you on Friday for someone else.

$29/month is how you see whether the work moved the list. We re-run the same prompt and email when names change. That is the loop. It is not GEO theater. If you want the category word, read what GEO is. If you want the steps for your shop, run the check.

Do not buy a stack of AI-writer pages that all say “best plumber in Austin” and hope the model notices. One honest page that a person would read beats ten thin ones. If the pass cited a directory, get the listing right before you write a sixth blog post. The cited hosts on your result are more useful than a generic “how to rank in ChatGPT” thread.

Mentionmill will not do the writing for you. We will re-ask the question. That is the product. The form is below. Use Your brand. Use the customer prompt. Read This week. Recheck after you ship the page.