Answers to the questions buyers ask.

Practical checks for AI search visibility, website assistants and 360° tours. Each answer separates evaluation advice from published WEAVIST product facts and links its sources.

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AI search · Acquire

  • We already do SEO. Do we also need GEO or AIO?

    Keep SEO as the foundation, then check whether your pages answer the questions buyers ask AI. GEO concerns generative answers across assistants; AIO here means readiness for Google’s AI Overviews and AI Mode, where Google says existing SEO practices still apply.

  • Google finds us. Why does ChatGPT or Gemini leave us out?

    A Google result and an AI recommendation are different observations. Check access to your pages, whether they answer a specific buyer question, and what sources the AI response actually uses; a missing mention alone does not identify a website fault.

  • Which AI visibility tools provide page evidence and fixes for a web agency?

    Ask for two deliverables: the recorded AI answer with its cited URLs, and an implementation brief tied to each affected page. Compare tools on a sample question and page; a visibility chart alone does not show your agency what to change or how to verify the change.

  • How should we measure a GEO engagement without promised citations?

    Agree on a fixed question set and keep implementation evidence separate from AI-answer observations. Track which changes shipped, whether pages expose the intended facts, and whether recorded answers mention the brand or cite the exact page; report the sample and denominator with every rate.

  • How can AI find current official property facts instead of old listings?

    Publish current layouts and specifications as readable text on stable official pages, alongside the drawings or PDFs. Label the project, units, effective date and responsible contact clearly, then check each recorded AI answer against that source; publishing the page does not control when an outside source updates.

Website assistants · Convert and follow-up

  • How do we evaluate a Traditional Chinese website assistant with sources?

    Test real questions in the Traditional Chinese your visitors use, and open the source link for every answer. The source must support the actual statement, including its conditions; include missing-information questions so you can check how the assistant reaches a person instead of inventing an answer.

  • What should happen when a website AI assistant cannot answer?

    Give the visitor a clear route to a person, and agree what context that person receives before relying on the handoff. Test the unanswered question, assigned follow-up and next-shift review as one workflow; a visible contact button alone does not demonstrate that anyone received or resolved the request.

  • How should a team review changing knowledge before an AI assistant uses it?

    Define who may submit a change, who approves it, and how the published answer is checked against the new source. Include effective dates, withdrawn rules and a failed-update scenario in acceptance; a review screen alone does not prove that visitors receive the right version.

  • What should we prepare for a one-page AI assistant evaluation?

    Bring one service-page URL, approved information, representative visitor questions and the next step a person should take. Keep booking and payment actions in the existing systems, and agree the page boundary, source updates, human handoff and acceptance checks in a written scope.

SPATIAL 3D · Tours and enquiries

  • What should a hotel virtual tour show, and how should booking handoff work?

    Show the room types, circulation and relevant amenities, with approved dimensions and conditions alongside the views. Define a clear route to the booking engine or reservations team, and verify that handoff separately from the tour; exploring a room does not confirm availability or a reservation.

  • How should showroom tour enquiries reach a sales team?

    Agree a short enquiry brief containing the visitor’s confirmed needs, open questions and preferred appointment times. Verify what the team actually receives and distinguish requested context from automatically collected tour data; a visit to a scene alone does not establish purchase intent or an appointment.

  • What capture data does an AI-assisted 360° tour need? Can we reuse panoramas?

    Existing panoramas can be a starting point if they are usable and cleared for publication. Prepare a scene list, available floorplans, approved venue information and visitor questions, then have the assets reviewed before agreeing which views need new capture.

  • How should staff update tour information and unanswered questions?

    Keep the tour description and assistant knowledge tied to the same approved facts, with an owner and an effective date. Test a change from draft through publication, check the resulting answer, and agree who receives unresolved enquiries; a layout change may also require updated visual assets.