How Customers, Google and AI Assistants Find You on Automate America

Thank you for building your page here. It works for you around the clock. On our site, on Google, and in the AI assistants people now ask for help.

So what does that mean for you? A plant manager who has never heard of us can search for the work you do, and find you. Professionals, that's your profile. Companies, that's your company page, your products and your services. And customers, every contract you post has its own page, so the right professionals find it.

On the site, customers find you three ways. They search in plain words, like electrician in Ohio, or PLC programmer. They open the map, where professionals marked available are ringed in green and shown first. At full launch, only professionals marked available will be on the map. And they scroll the feed, and pages built for each skill, industry and location.

Off the site, every public page has its own address. Our sitemaps list those pages for Google and the other search engines. Each one tells them exactly what it is: a professional, a company, a job posting, a product, or a service. And we welcome the AI assistants too, so they can read your page as well.

Here's what a profile needs to be listed. Your occupation, your skills, a short About me, and your rate. The more complete your profile, the better search engines understand what you do. Very thin profiles are held back until they're filled in.

Your privacy comes with you. Search engines see your first name, your occupation, your city and state, and your public rate. Never your last name, your email, your phone, or your street address. And if you'd rather AI tools didn't learn from your page, you can opt out in your Privacy Center, any time. Thank you for trusting us with your name and your work.

Here's what happens next. Fill in your profile, and mark yourself available when you're ready for work. Share your page's link anywhere you like. Then customers can request you, or connect with you.

Being found costs you nothing. There's no risk in requesting or applying, ever. Nothing is committed until the customer clicks Hire, or the professional clicks Accept Offer.

Most resumes sit in a folder, or behind a login no search engine can read. On the old site, a customer had to sign in just to check if you were available. Now your page is open to the people looking for you, and to the tools they use to look.

The work finds the professional, and the professional finds the work. This is the future of work.

Thank you for your time, and for building this network with us. Somewhere tonight, someone is typing exactly what you do into a search box. Now the answer can be you. So look after each other out there, and get home safe. Questions? Text 586-770-8083, or email Info@AutomateAmerica.com for more information. Stay safe. Stay free. Zero friction.