In less than 1 month, ChatGPT has started suggesting Convertino to users!
After sharing Convertino on social media and receiving visits via SEO—as I mentioned in our previous posts—it’s now time to get visitors from LLMs.
This is great proof that Convertino is doing well and that the SEO was built correctly.
What makes me optimistic is that users are spending a significant amount of time using the tool and exploring its pages, unlike other sites that are just quickly checked and left. This is another good sign of its real-world utility.
Regards,
Amine
This is super interesting — congrats on pulling that off.
I’ve been trying to understand this exact thing (getting picked up by LLMs), and I’m curious what actually moved the needle for you:
Was it more about distribution (directories, listings, mentions)
Or content (blogs, comparisons, use-case pages)
Or just consistent positioning across everything
I’m working on a product in a pretty trust-sensitive space (therapy notes), and my assumption so far is that LLMs mostly reflect:
— not just SEO rankings.
Would love to know what you think actually caused the shift where ChatGPT started recommending you.
Thanks for the comment, Robbie!
In my experience, I believe it was a combination of three key things that moved the needle:
The "Brand" Identity: As I mentioned in my previous post, choosing the name "ConvertIno" was a strategic move. Since it was already a searchable term on Google (linked to the artist Michael Convertino), LLMs and search engines started recognizing it as a distinct brand entity much faster than a generic name would have.
Granular SEO Structure: I didn't just build a single landing page. I created multiple dedicated pages for every specific feature and optimized each one for SEO. This helps LLMs "crawl" and understand the specific utility and various use-cases of the tool.
Balanced Distribution: I shared the tool across social media and various startup directories. Social media provided the initial "pulse" and traffic, while the directories gave us the strong backlinks needed to build domain authority and trust.
You are absolutely right—LLMs seem to reflect "consistent presence" across the web. It's not just about one ranking, but about how often and how clearly your tool is mentioned as a solution.
I hope this helps with your project.
Regards.
Amine.
Thank you for that info! Would you be willing to share the list of directories you submitted to?
Congratulations on all your success so far! I'm cheering for you!
Of course, just sumbit your link in SaaSHub and you'll find a list of directories when you click on sumbit in manage section.
Sorry I couldn't past links or share images.
Thank you so much for that! That is very helpful!
Welcome Robbie, anytime.