Who we help

Search and AI visibility for data and AI consultancies.

Buyers ask AI which firm can help them use AI, in a field whose vocabulary changes every quarter. Kryston helps your consultancy be described by what it actually builds, not as a chatbot vendor.

In short

Data and AI consultancies are compressed into generic labels by search and AI answers when their pages are vague. The work makes use cases, methods, evaluation approach and limits explicit and consistent, and separates tutorial traffic from project buyers.

AI implementation and applied-LLM consultancies

AI implementation consultancies

What starts their buyers looking

Leadership pressure to adopt AI, a pilot stuck before production, a tool that did not fit, or governance and privacy questions.

The search challenge

Vocabulary changes fast, hype content crowds the results, and AI answers compress a firm into one label such as “AI agency”.

What changes in the work

  • Use-case pages with inputs, outputs and the measure of success
  • A published evaluation and data-handling approach
  • Honest limits, including when not to use AI

Data engineering and analytics consultancies

Data engineering and analytics

What starts their buyers looking

Reports nobody trusts, a warehouse or platform migration, a new BI tool or data merged after an acquisition.

The search challenge

Tutorials and tool documentation capture the results page. Learners and job seekers dominate analytics, while project buyers search by business problem.

What changes in the work

  • Pages for each buyer situation with scope and deliverables
  • A decision layer on technical posts, tracked separately
  • Platform partner evidence that can be verified

ML engineering, MLOps and AI governance firms

ML engineering, MLOps and AI governance

What starts their buyers looking

Models in production that degrade, cost pressure, audit or regulatory requests, or the need to document how a system behaves.

The search challenge

Practitioner content is abundant while decision-level content is scarce. Governance buyers need to see what a firm can and cannot advise on.

What changes in the work

  • Decision-level content for managers and risk owners
  • Clear boundaries between technical work and legal advice
  • Named experts and documented method

Questions buyers put to AI

Kryston tracks a fixed set of decision-stage prompts like these across ChatGPT, Perplexity, Gemini and Google AI Overviews, adapted to your services, markets and buyers:

  • Which consultancies can build an AI assistant for our support team?
  • How much does it cost to implement AI in a company?
  • Who can migrate our data warehouse?
  • Why are our dashboards inconsistent?
  • When should we not use AI?
01 Questions

Common questions

Why do AI answers describe my consultancy generically?

Short summaries are built from your pages and other sources. Vague or inconsistent descriptions default to the most common category. Specific, consistent ones give an answer something accurate to use.

Should a data consultancy keep publishing technical tutorials?

Yes. They build reputation. Add a decision layer, publish pages for project situations and measure the two tracks separately.

How often should an AI firm update its descriptions?

Regularly, because the vocabulary changes quickly. A quarterly review of the site, profiles and AI answers is a reasonable starting point.

Tell us what you sell and who buys it.

The right starting point depends on your services, your markets and how buyers find you today.

  • A baseline across ChatGPT, Perplexity, Gemini, AI Overviews and Google
  • Where competitors are named and you are not
  • A prioritized plan and a walkthrough call

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