Small agency founder moves their own site from Lovable to Framer so AI search engines can read and cite it

What they did

They first checked how AI tools described the business. Perplexity was serving cached content, ChatGPT didn't cite them, and Google AI Overviews picked them up on one query out of five. Fixes on the Lovable site (corrected schema, an FAQ page, llms.txt) helped Perplexity show the right description, but the site was still one URL. They rebuilt in Framer with a separate page per service, a standalone about page with their name in plain text, a blog with published and modified dates, and its own schema on each page. Each service page opens with a two or three sentence answer, uses question-style headings, and has an FAQ with 40 to 60 word answers.

How it went

They say the site structure is now right, and they plan to publish the AI visibility results in a few months.

Worth knowing

• They say migrating just for AI visibility is probably not worth it if your site already has separate pages, and results were not in yet when they wrote it. The post ends with a pitch for their own audit service.
• Price check: Lovable: free plan; Pro: US$25/month, or US$21/month on a yearly plan (US$252/year) (checked Oct 28, 2026); Framer: free plan; Basic: US$15/month, or US$10/month on a yearly plan (US$120/year) (checked Oct 26, 2026); ChatGPT: free plan; Go: US$8/month (checked Nov 1, 2026); Perplexity: free plan; Pro: US$20/month, or US$17/month on a yearly plan (US$200/year) (checked Oct 31, 2026).

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Try it yourself

Paste this into a chatbot, then add your own details underneath.

Here is a list of the services my business offers and a short description of each: [paste]. For each service, write a page outline for my website: a two or three sentence opening that says exactly what it is and who it's for, four headings phrased as questions a customer would type into ChatGPT or Perplexity, and five FAQ answers of 40 to 60 words each that start with the direct answer.

Original post

See Alicia, founder of Zest's original post on Blog → (May 14, 2026)