When your buyers ask ChatGPT who to shortlist, is your company the answer?

I'm Cristian, a NYC-based AI search and SEO consultant for B2B software companies: AI-native, SaaS, fintech and security. For 18 years I've tied search to revenue at companies like Compado, StubHub, Softonic and Microsoft's MSN.

Now I help software companies show up in ChatGPT, Gemini and Google's AI Overviews. I work on the same thing in-house at Cockroach Labs, and I built an AI visibility tracker of my own.

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I've helped these companies grow their organic visibility, traffic and pipeline.

  • Microsoft
  • StubHub
  • Cockroach Labs
  • Softonic
  • Airalo
  • 20minutos
  • Prensa Ibérica
  • Aufeminin
  • WPP
  • Onmeda
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What that looks like in practice

$2M+ a year in organic revenue

Across 100+ domains I owned SEO for at Compado.

€0 → €400K in 18 months

CompraMejor.es at Prensa Ibérica & Grupo Zeta, entirely from organic traffic.

200K → 1M+ monthly users

In nine months, for the health site Onmeda.es.

+15% organic growth, year over year

Across nine Latin American markets at StubHub, a portfolio generating €500K a month.

1,100% traffic growth in a year

At Softonic, through AI and workflow automation, across 3 software catalogs (2M+ apps, 17 languages).

€480K+ a year from loss-making sites

Two Softonic editorial sites I turned profitable.

Six figures in year one

A sponsored-content business I built at Softonic, with Adobe and Avast among the first clients.

70 users on my own AI visibility platform

Decoding tracked prompts, mentions and citations across ChatGPT, Gemini and Perplexity.

300K+ students

For SQL Easy, the interactive SQL course I founded and later sold to Beekeeper Studio.

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Your customers get one answer now, not ten links

Your customers used to type a question into Google and click through a list of links.

More and more, they ask ChatGPT, Gemini or Google's AI Overviews instead, and they get one answer. Sometimes a handful of brand names. If yours isn't one of them, you never even get the chance to compete.

In a March 2026 G2 survey of 1,076 software buyers, 51% said they now start their research in an AI chatbot.

The good news: what gets a brand named in those answers is learnable, measurable and fixable. It builds on the same foundations as good SEO: a site that machines can read, content that answers real questions, and a reputation that shows up across the web.

That's the work I do.

How I can help

01

AI search visibility

Find out where your brand shows up in ChatGPT, Gemini and Google's AI Overviews, where it doesn't, and why. Then fix it, so you're the name those answers recommend.

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02

Site migrations and technical SEO

Redesigns, replatforms and domain changes are where years of rankings get lost overnight. I plan the move, check it before launch and watch it after, so your traffic makes the trip with you.

Site migrations →Technical SEO →
03

SEO strategy

A clear plan built around your business goals, not a 90-page audit nobody reads. What to fix first, what to build next, and what to stop doing.

SEO strategy →
04

Content that ranks and converts

Content built to answer what your buyers are actually searching for, at whatever scale you need. At Softonic, that meant growing traffic 1,100% in a year through AI and workflow automation.

Content strategy →

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Who I work with

AI-native software

New category, new competitors every month. Get named when buyers ask an AI tool for the best option.

AI software SEO →

Fintech

Committee buyers who research for months. Trust pages and comparisons that survive compliance review.

Fintech SEO →

Cybersecurity and compliance

Skeptical buyers who trust the source the AI quotes. Be that source.

Security SEO →

Healthcare SaaS

Win the searches hospital and clinic buyers make. Built on a health site that grew from 200K to 1M+ users.

Healthcare SaaS SEO →

Finance software

Get on the spreadsheet finance teams build. SEO judged by what it returns, as in $2M+ a year at Compado.

Finance software SEO →

Legal software

Cautious buyers, short shortlists. Plain, verifiable pages that AI tools quote.

Legal software SEO →

Developer tools and B2B SaaS

Getting found by technical buyers in Google, in your docs and in AI tools.

Developer tools SEO →

Marketplaces

Huge, ever-changing catalogs turned into organic growth, from StubHub's nine Latin American markets to Softonic.

Marketplace SEO →

Programmatic SEO

Thousands of pages generated from data, each one useful enough to rank at Softonic's 2M-listing scale.

Programmatic SEO →

News sites and publishers

Newsroom SEO from Microsoft's MSN Spain, Prensa Ibérica, 20minutos and Grupo Zeta.

Publisher SEO →

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SEO & AEO by borough

01

Manhattan

SEO and AEO for the fintechs, SaaS scaleups and media companies packed between Flatiron and FiDi.

Manhattan SEO →
02

Brooklyn

My home base. If you're a Dumbo or Downtown Brooklyn company, I can be at your office faster than IT resets your password.

Brooklyn SEO →
03

Queens

Multilingual SEO and AI visibility for the import/export, marketplace and Long Island City tech companies in the most diverse county in the country.

Queens SEO →
04

The Bronx

SEO for the hospital systems, food distributors and nonprofits built around Hunts Point and The Hub.

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05

Staten Island

Showing up on Google and in ChatGPT for the insurance, healthcare and local service companies most SEO consultants never bother to call.

Staten Island SEO →

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Why I only take on a few clients

I also lead SEO and AI search in-house at Cockroach Labs.

That means I keep my client list small. It also means you get someone doing this work every day, not just advising on it.

About me

I'm a Spanish SEO consultant based in Brooklyn, and I've been doing this for 18 years.

I've led SEO for some of the biggest sites in Spain and beyond: Softonic, StubHub, Microsoft's MSN, Airalo, 20minutos, Aufeminin and more. At MSN Spain, I trained journalists to write for both readers and search engines. At StubHub, I worked across product, marketing, data and engineering to grow nine Latin American markets.

I also know what it's like on the business side. I founded SQL Easy, an interactive SQL course, grew it to more than 300,000 students and sold it.

These days I lead SEO and AI search at Cockroach Labs and work with a few clients on the side.

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Here's how to start

Send me your site and one line on what's keeping you up at night: AI search, a migration, or traffic that's slipping.

I'll reply within two business days with my honest take on whether I can help, and what I'd look at first.

No pitch deck, and no retainer to sign up front. If it's not a fit, I'll tell you, and I'll point you to someone who is.

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Or email me directly at cristian@vidian.es.