Is this different from SEO?

It overlaps but it is not the same. SEO gets your page ranked so a human clicks it. This gets your page read and quoted so an assistant names you in an answer the human may never click through from. Being findable on Google is still necessary. It is just no longer enough on its own.

How long until I show up in ChatGPT or Perplexity?

Retrievability and clearer page wording can change what the assistant pulls fairly quickly, because it reads live pages. The trust and mentions side is slower, often months, because it depends on other people and sites referencing you over time. There is no reliable public number for this, so treat any specific promise with suspicion.

Do I need to pay to be named?

No. The assistant is summarising what it reads across the open web, not selling placement in its answers. You earn a mention by being retrievable, by answering the question plainly, and by being referenced in enough independent places that you read as real.

Will being named actually bring in business?

It gets you into the shortlist, which is the step you are currently missing. What happens next still depends on your site and your LinkedIn doing their job when the silent Singapore buyer arrives to vet you. Being named is necessary for that look to happen; it does not replace it. Start by finding out what the assistants can currently read on your site, because nothing else works until that does. Run your domain through an AI visibility check and fix what it turns up first.

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Get named by ChatGPT and Perplexity in Singapore

Sep 2, 2026

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