How Cllimber works — making your business understandable to AI
How it works

How we make your business understandable to AI.

Every website is built differently, so AI engines have to piece a business together from whatever they can find. We publish the facts your buyers need, as sourced articles and structured data on Cllimber.com, in one consistent format AI can read.

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The process

From your website to a source AI can use.

Six steps, from checking you're a fit to keeping what we publish accurate.

01

We get to know your business

Tell us what you sell and who buys it. We work out which industry hub your coverage belongs in, or whether it should be published in its own right.

02

We map the questions buyers ask

We look at the searches buyers make in your category and the AI answers they get back, and find the questions where the current answer is weak: thin sources, one-sided, out of date, or answering something else.

Each of those questions becomes a topic, and you choose the topics you want covered.

03

We gather and check the facts

Facts come from your own product, pricing, security and integration pages, and each one is recorded with its source and the date we read it. Your own claims are marked as yours, and anything we can't verify stays out. You then check the facts about your product, so anything wrong is corrected.

04

We write one article per question

Each article covers your product on one topic, with answer-first sections and plain-language Q&A, so AI can take a clear, accurate answer from it. Where you agree to it, we test the product ourselves and report exactly what we did and what came back.

05

We publish and structure it

Articles go live on Cllimber.com with schema markup, linked to the relevant industry hub, labelled as commissioned coverage, submitted for indexing and announced on LinkedIn. Your package also includes a featured listing in the relevant industry hub, marked as paid placement.

06

We keep it current Optional

With monthly updates, we re-check pricing, features and dates every month, update the article and request indexing again, so AI isn't reading last year's facts.

Editorial standards

What goes in, and what never does.

Because providers pay for this coverage, the rules matter more, not less. These apply to every commissioned article.

Every article has

  • Facts with a named sourcePlus the date the article was researched or last updated
  • A disclosure line directly under the byline
  • One topic, about one product
  • Answer-first sections and Q&A formatting
  • Schema markup, with the sponsor declaredLinks to the provider are marked as sponsored

We won't publish

  • "Best of" lists, rankings or comparisons for a paying provider
  • Competitors named in a provider's article
  • Claims we can't sourceA provider's own claims are labelled as theirs
  • Topics the product can't back up

What we can and can't promise.

No one can guarantee a specific AI answer will cite you, and anyone who promises that is selling something they don't control. What we control is the page: structured, sourced and accurate, so AI engines have clean information about your business when they build an answer.

Get published

Give AI engines the full picture.

Tell us about your business and who your product is for. We'll map the questions your buyers are asking.

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Cllimber publishes both editorial and paid coverage; paid content is labelled.

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