An assistant that names you with the wrong price, an old address or a service you stopped offering does more harm than one that leaves you out. Wrong answers almost always come from a page somewhere. Find the page, and you can fix the answer.
Where wrong facts come from
- Your own old pages: a price list from two years ago, a team page with people who left.
- Directories and listings that were filled in once and never updated.
- Forum threads that describe how things were, not how they are.
- Another company with a similar name, mixed up with yours.
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Check answers against your facts
You can only spot a wrong claim if you know what’s right. aeoo keeps a short list of facts about each business, and What AI says checks every claim in the answers against it: wrong ones first, fixed ones kept with the date they were fixed.
“Fix the page the answer came from, not the answer.”
Fix it at the source
Answers that search the web show where they read the wrong fact. If it’s your own page, correct it. If it’s a directory, update the listing. If it’s a forum thread, answer it with the current facts and say who you are. Then say the right fact the same way on every page you own.
Check it again
Answers don’t change the day you fix a page. Ask the same questions on a schedule and watch the claim: when it stops coming back, mark it fixed and keep the date.
