Your book never appears
You ask AI for books with your exact tropes or reader promise—and it recommends everyone except you.
Check my books free
Your readers may already be asking
A reader can ask ChatGPT for your exact genre, trope, mood, heat level, or reading experience. If AI cannot find or understand your books, it may leave you out—or give the reader the wrong facts.
You do not need to understand GEO. We check what readers may see and explain what needs attention.
Do you have this problem?
If you have published books readers can buy or borrow, these are the problems Talk of the Bot checks. You do not need to understand AI, GEO, search engines, or website technology.
You ask AI for books with your exact tropes or reader promise—and it recommends everyone except you.
AI mixes up your genre, heat level, pen name, newest release, or whether a book ends on a cliffhanger.
A reader cannot get a confident answer about which book comes first or where they should begin.
The answer points to an old edition, the wrong link, or no trustworthy place to learn more or buy.
Start with the free AI Book Check. We ask five reader-style questions and show whether your books appear, whether the facts are correct, and the first issue worth investigating.
See what AI says about my booksThis is probably not for you yet if your first book is not available, you want a custom author website, or you are looking for guaranteed sales. We improve how clearly your books can be found and understood; we cannot guarantee a recommendation or purchase.
Why this matters now
Your book can be for sale everywhere and still be missing from that list—or described incorrectly.
The old way
They opened store pages, blogs, and search results, then figured out which book fit.
The new way
They describe a mood, trope, heat level, character type, or reading experience. AI suggests possible books.
Why this matters
If AI cannot confirm your genre, books, series order, or newest release, it may leave you out or recommend another author.
What Talk of the Bot changes
First, we check the facts. We confirm your books, genres, tropes, tone, heat level, reading order, releases, and official links.
Then, we test real questions. We ask AI the kinds of questions readers ask and record whether your books appear and whether the answers are correct.
Finally, we configure and recheck. With approval, we add or update the site’s llms.txt, then repeat the questions and show you what changed.
The honest promise: We cannot force an AI recommendation. We can make it easier for AI to understand your books correctly, connect them to relevant reader questions, and show whether more good-fit questions include them.
The result, in plain English
We show you which reader questions include your books, which do not, and where AI seems unsure.
We identify missing books, wrong reading orders, mixed-up pen names, unclear genres, old links, and stale information, then map approved existing sources in llms.txt.
We repeat the checks and give you simple month-to-month results instead of asking you to guess whether the work helped.
What we do not promise: Nobody can guarantee an AI recommendation. We improve what AI can find and understand, measure the answers, and show you the evidence.
What exactly are we doing?
Then we check whether your books appear, whether the answer is correct, and whether the approved llms.txt guidance changes the result over time.
We test questions about genre, tropes, tone, heat level, reading order, similar books, and what to read next.
Did your book appear? Was the title right? Was the description accurate? Could AI confirm the answer from trustworthy pages?
With your approval, we configure llms.txt to point AI systems to the correct existing pages for your books, series, and author information.
We repeat the test and show whether your book appeared more often or the answer became more accurate.
When results happen
We can configure the approved llms.txt guide now. Search engines and AI tools still need time to revisit sources, process them, and decide when to use them. That part happens on their schedules, not ours.
Google says recrawling can take a few days to a few weeks. Different AI tools refresh their information on different schedules.
Answers may start connecting the correct author and books or pointing to the right existing official page.
This is the first meaningful evaluation window. We compare the same reader questions over time instead of treating one changing AI answer as proof.
Examples include “Who is this author?”, “What order is this series?”, and “Which book should I start with?”
We record whether the answer is correct, whether the right books and series are connected, whether an official source is cited, and—when analytics are available—whether ChatGPT sends visitors.
The honest promise: An established website may show movement sooner than a brand-new page. Clear content, structured information, and useful links help systems understand your work, but they do not guarantee crawling, inclusion, citations, recommendations, sales, or a specific date.
Why we set this expectation: Google says recrawling can take days to weeks and does not guarantee inclusion. OpenAI explains search discovery and ChatGPT referral tracking. The 2–6 week and 60–90 day windows are Talk of the Bot’s measurement policy, not a platform guarantee.
Exactly what happens
No class. No dashboard. No sales call. Every paid report is researched by the system and checked by a person. DIY gives you a three-fix plan and three customized AI prompts; concierge completes approved work for you.
After payment, you complete a detailed form with your pen name, titles, series order, genres, tropes, links, and ideal readers.
Our system checks public web pages and asks AI real questions about finding books. A human reviews the results for mistakes.
DIY customers receive a three-fix plan and three Codex or Claude prompts built from their actual books and series. Concierge customers see the exact proposed change before we touch anything.
With DIY, you or your AI assistant makes the update using the report. With concierge, we configure the approved llms.txt, verify it, and keep measuring.
Two simple paths
The goal is the same: give readers and AI one trustworthy place to confirm who you are, what you write, and where to begin.
I already have a website
You create a separate helper account. Your main password stays private.
We map the approved pages and links that the site’s llms.txt should identify.
You see the proposed change before anything happens.
We apply only the approved llms.txt change, check the live file, and record it in your report.
Your design stays yours.We do not change your colors, logo, theme, store, or overall look.
I do not have a website
Your bio, books, reading order, genres, reader fit, and official links.
We prepare your Bot-Ready Author Page where only you can review it.
Nothing becomes public until you say yes.
Your page lives at talkofthebot.com/authors/your-pen-name while your plan is active.
No full website required.You get one clean information page that helps readers and AI understand your books.
No website? No problem.
A Bot-Ready Author Page is a simple public page that says who you are, what you write, which books belong together, and where readers can find them. You preview it before we publish it.
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See exactly what each plan delivers
These are complete fictional example reports - not three-question teasers. Open one to see the full number of questions, the evidence, the SERIES audit, the recommended work, and the plan-specific deliverables.

A quick starting check that shows whether AI can answer five important questions about your books.

See the one-time toolkit with clear findings, a three-fix plan, and three prompts customized with the author's real books and series.
You make the update: we research and explain the work; you or your AI assistant carries it out. No website access or monthly service.

See how we explain what appeared, what could cost a reader, what llms.txt will point to, and how we will measure the result.
One focused author setup: one pen name, a smaller catalog, one approved llms.txt configuration, and one monthly recheck.
llms.txt
See how a larger backlist is checked for missing titles, wrong reading orders, mixed messages, and lost discovery opportunities.
More work behind the scenes: more books and series to map, more public sources to compare, approved llms.txt, optional search and AI traffic reporting, and two rechecks each month.
llms.txt, and optional reporting connectionsComplete format, fictional data. Maribel Quillhaven, her books, series, findings, and example sources were invented for these samples. The reports show the actual depth and structure of each plan without displaying a real author's private report.
Founding pricing
Choose a one-time report if you want to make the changes yourself, or concierge if you want us to do the checking, approved llms.txt configuration, and reporting for you. Founding concierge rates stay locked for 12 months while your plan remains active. GEO is measured over 30–90 days; early movement may appear sooner, but it is not an instant result.
5 of 5 Concierge places availableThe limit is shared by Author Concierge and Catalog Concierge. DIY reports never use a Concierge place.
Free AI Book Check
$0
Best for: an author who wants a quick starting answer
Pour It Yourself Report
$39 once
$59 later · One series, up to three books
Behind the scenes: We research up to three books, test 15 reader questions, rank three fixes, and create three different prompts using your actual titles, series order, genre, reader promise, links, gaps, and priority questions.
Want us to take over later? Upgrade within 30 days and apply the full $39 to your first month: Author Concierge is $40 first month, or Catalog Concierge is $110 first month.
View this plan’s complete fictional sample Choose the DIY ReportFounding favorite
Author Concierge
$79/month
$149 later · One pen name, one series, up to seven books
Behind the scenes: We map one pen name and up to seven books, research the public information, test 25 reader questions, configure the approved llms.txt guide, and recheck the results monthly.
llms.txt proposal arrive within two business days after your completed intakellms.txt configurationCatalog Concierge
$149/month
$299 later · Up to three series and 20 books
Behind the scenes: We map up to 20 books across series and editions, compare more public sources, test 60 questions, configure and verify llms.txt, optionally connect Google and Bing visibility reporting, recheck twice monthly, and prepare your review call.
llms.txt and reporting setup and hold a review callWhat happens after payment: Everyone completes the detailed author form and confirms that GEO is a 30–90 day measurement process. The two-business-day clock begins after the completed form is submitted—not when payment or renewal is processed. DIY customers receive a human-reviewed report, three-fix plan, and three book-specific prompts within two business days; we do not request website access or make the change. Concierge customers receive their first reviewed findings and proposed work within two business days, then approve the work before we complete and verify it. After each Concierge renewal, we email a prefilled monthly check-in. Update anything new or choose “Nothing has changed.” That month’s research and two-business-day clock begin when we receive the check-in. Saturdays and Sundays do not count as business days.
The human promise
“The bot can scan, sort, compare, and draft. It does not get to invent your credentials, merge your pen names, or publish behind your back.”
That’s why a person remains in the loop.
Created by Dana Sacco
Talk of the Bot was created by Dana Sacco, an AI educator, author-business strategist, and founder of AI Writing Easy AF, and is a service of i2iHype, Inc. Dana helps writers and entrepreneurs use AI practically, responsibly, and without losing their voice.
Meet Dana and see how the businesses connect →Before we pour
Plan on 30–90 days, not overnight results. We may see early movement in two to six weeks, but 60–90 days is the first useful evaluation window. We repeat the same questions every two weeks and look for a pattern: more accurate answers, correct author-and-book connections, useful citations, and visits from AI tools when analytics are available. Google says recrawling can take days to weeks and does not guarantee inclusion. No one can promise when an AI tool will use, cite, or recommend a page.
We pretend to be readers and ask AI tools questions such as “What order do I read this series?” or “Recommend a funny fantasy romance with no cliffhanger.” We record whether your books appear and whether the answers are correct. For an existing website, approved implementation is limited to llms.txt and optional higher-tier reporting connections. Then we repeat the questions and show you what changed.
Being listed for sale does not mean AI understands where your book fits. It may not know the correct series order, tropes, tone, heat level, ideal reader, newest release, or whether an old edition should be ignored. Clear information gives your books a better chance of being matched to the right question.
Choose a plan, pay, and complete one detailed form about your books. We do the research and prepare the work. You review and approve the exact technical scope. You do not need to learn AI tools, run searches, write technical code, or attend a sales call.
You receive the detailed author form. The two-business-day delivery clock begins after you submit the completed form. Our system researches your books and Dana reviews the work. DIY customers receive the finished report, three-fix plan, and three customized Codex or Claude prompts within two business days. Concierge customers receive the first reviewed findings and exact llms.txt proposal within two business days, then approve the work before we configure and verify it. Saturdays and Sundays do not count as business days.
We email you a secure monthly check-in with your previous answers already filled in. Change anything that is new—books, series order, links, reader details, or website information—or choose “Nothing has changed.” We do not begin that month’s research until you submit the check-in. Your two-business-day delivery window starts when we receive it, not on the renewal date. Saturdays and Sundays do not count as business days.
It is a one-time human-reviewed toolkit for up to three books. We test 15 reader questions, explain what is helping or hurting, rank three fixes, and give you three complete prompts: one to make the priority update, one to build consistent book-information copy, and one to check and retest the finished work. Every prompt includes your actual titles, series information, reader fit, links, and report findings. You make or direct the change.
For each included series, we record the official series name and the order you supplied, identify the best starting book, and test whether AI can find the series when a reader uses its name or describes the genre, mood, tropes, and reading experience. DIY and Author Concierge include one series. Catalog Concierge includes up to three series.
Yes. Your delivered DIY report includes a private upgrade link valid for 30 days. The full $39 becomes a first-month credit, making Author Concierge $40 for the first month and then $79/month, or Catalog Concierge $110 for the first month and then $149/month. Your book details carry into the concierge intake.
No. The five-place limit applies only to active Author Concierge and Catalog Concierge clients. You may buy the one-time $39 DIY report without reducing Concierge availability. If you later upgrade, a Concierge place must be available at that time.
You do not need one. We can create a simple Bot-Ready Author Page containing your approved bio, books, reading order, genres, reader fit, and official links. You preview and approve it before we publish it at talkofthebot.com/authors/your-pen-name. Hosting and maintenance are included while your paid plan is active.
No—and anyone promising that should make you nervous. We can improve the quality and consistency of the information AI can find, measure changes, and show you where your strongest opportunities are.
No. Existing-website implementation is limited to the exact llms.txt and higher-tier reporting connections shown in your private proposal. You approve or decline that scope before work begins. We do not rewrite visible page copy or redesign the site.
Most website and reporting systems let you add a separate user. You invite Talk of the Bot through WordPress or your site platform for approved llms.txt work. Catalog Concierge clients who select Search & AI Traffic Reporting also receive delegated-access instructions for Google Search Console, Google Analytics Viewer access, and Bing Webmaster Tools. We never ask for your passwords, and you can remove access.
No. On an existing site, implementation is limited to approved llms.txt and, for Catalog Concierge clients who select it, reporting connections. Without a site, we offer one standardized author-information page using information you approve. We do not rewrite existing visible pages or create custom branding, graphics, stores, blogs, themes, or full websites.
We treat each pen name according to your privacy needs. We will not connect identities publicly unless you explicitly want them connected.
Five founding Concierge clients will help refine the reports, workflows, and monitoring questions. The five-place limit is shared by Author Concierge and Catalog Concierge. DIY report customers do not count toward it.
SEO means helping Google find a webpage.
AEO means helping online tools give a clear answer to a question.
GEO means helping AI tools understand and accurately mention your information in a generated answer.
Talk of the Bot can support all three, but you do not need to remember the letters. We focus on the useful question: when a reader asks AI about books like yours, can it find and correctly understand yours?
Pick your pour
No sales call and nothing to qualify for. Pick the level that matches the help you want, then complete one detailed form. DIY ends with your three-fix plan and three book-specific prompts. Concierge continues through approval, implementation, verification, and ongoing reports.