Who it's for

Be the place ChatGPT names when someone needs somewhere to go

"Where should we meet?" "Somewhere quiet with decent coffee." "Still serving around nine?" Those are conversations, not searches — and they're happening while the other person is still putting on a coat. A sponsored card under that answer is a table you didn't have to discount to fill.

A café owner wiping down the espresso machine at closing time, chairs stacked on the tables.
The booking is a chat about a mood, not a cuisine keyword.

They describe the evening, not the menu

Google gets "brunch stockholm" and "best coffee near me." ChatGPT gets the constraint: a laptop, a catch-up, a late kitchen, a place that isn't a chain. Hints have to carry the constraint, or you're paying to show up in research instead of a decision.

Keyword thinking
  • cafe stockholm
  • best coffee near me
  • brunch restaurant
  • lunch downtown

What a search box rewards. Not what a conversation contains.

Hint thinking
  • somewhere quiet to sit with a laptop
  • where should we meet for coffee
  • cafe still open around nine
  • not a chain, good pastry

The actual sentence, the night they pick you or they don't.

The site already knows the vibe. We turn it into targeting.

We read the pages that describe the room, the hours, the neighbourhood. Hints get grouped by intent — meeting someone, working, a late table — each with a card and a one-line reason. You approve a brand profile in plain language, not an ads taxonomy. First campaign is free.

  • Hints written for 'where should we go', not for cuisine keywords
  • Chat cards that match the room, checked before OpenAI's review
  • A coach after launch so you don't guess at the numbers

Get the room into ChatGPT's answers

First campaign free. Paste the site — we write the targeting from it.