Your clients are already doing the work, and nobody is keeping the record
You place the coverage, book the shows, launch the book and build the profile. When the engagement ends, your client keeps a folder of links and Google keeps guessing. Refer them to MeMyself.fyi and all of it becomes one record on their own domain, live in seven days, with a share of the setup and the monthly coming back to you for as long as they stay.
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What your client has, and what is missing
Everything you produce for them lives on somebody else's page, which is exactly where Google and the AI assistants cannot tie it to a person.
The coverage
The mentions are scattered
A feature, a quote, an episode and a review each sit on a different site, in a different name form, with nothing stating that they are all about the same person.
The profiles
The profiles disagree
LinkedIn says one job title, the company bio says another, an old conference page says something from four years ago. Every disagreement is a reason for Google to stay unsure.
The asset
Nothing is left behind
The retainer ends and the value goes with it. There is no page your client owns that holds the work, and no reason for them to point anyone at it later.
Where that leaves you when a client asks
Clients ask about the box beside their name, and the honest options available to you today are both bad ones.
The entity firms quote five figures
They can afford to guarantee a knowledge panel because they only take people who nearly have one already, which rules out most of your list and prices out the rest.
The cheap vendors are a liability
A few hundred dollars for a panel attempt, done in ways that risk the result being removed, with your name attached to the recommendation.
So the question gets parked
There is nothing in between that you can put in a proposal with a straight face, and the work you are already doing goes on feeding an entity nobody is assembling.
What we deliver, and what we never promise
Everything below arrives whether or not Google ever draws a panel, which is what makes it something you can promise on our behalf.
A site on their own domain
A bio page and a media kit, carrying the structured data Google and the assistants read, on a domain the client owns and keeps.
A sourced record
Roles, companies, education, books, talks, appearances and press, every fact sourced and confirmed by the client before anything goes live.
Profiles brought into line
One name form, one headshot, one set of facts across LinkedIn, company bios and every other profile that matters.
Wikidata, Search Console and a release
Wikidata where they qualify, indexing requested, one press release at launch, and a record of what the assistants said about them on day one.
We do not promise a knowledge panel, nobody honestly can, and partners may not promise one in our name.
How the referral works
Four steps, and the client stays yours throughout.
You introduce us
An email, a forwarded name or a call with the three of us. We will run their name through Google and the assistants first so the conversation starts with what is actually there.
We take it from the kickoff call
We gather everything we need from your client, agree what the record is for, then research the whole public footprint, including the parts that belong to someone else with their name.
We build and they confirm
The record goes to your client fact by fact. Nothing unconfirmed is published. The site and media kit go live on their domain on day seven.
You stay in the loop, and get paid
We keep you updated, we never pitch your services back to your own client, and your share of the setup and the monthly continues for as long as they stay with us.
What you earn
A commission on the Foundation and a continuing share of whichever monthly plan your client takes, paid for the life of the client rather than once at signing.
The sale is an easy one to make
A full build lands at $2,500 and the monthly starts at $149, which is a fraction of what the entity consultancies quote for the same outcome. Your client gets something they own, you get a line of revenue that keeps running after your own engagement ends, and neither of us has to oversell what Google will do. Tell us the kind of client you work with and we will tell you honestly whether this suits them.
Who this suits, and why it is referral rather than white label
It fits anyone whose clients are public people: PR firms and publicists, podcast booking agencies, speaker bureaus, literary publicists, executive coaches, and SEO agencies doing the company side who have no answer for the founder.
Credited, not hidden
The method stays ours, openly
Your client sees a specialist standing behind the work, which is an argument in your favour rather than one more thing for you to defend.
Published facts
You never answer for a fact you did not check
The client confirms their own record with us. If something is wrong, it is corrected with us, and nothing is published under your logo that you had no way of verifying.
No homework
No schema questions land on you
You do not have to learn structured data, Wikidata policy or panel claiming to sell this. Introduce the client and the technical conversation is ours.
See one we built
Josh Thurmond came to us as a founder with a television appearance behind him and a name that search could not pin down. His record, his media kit and his appearances now sit on his own domain.
What partners ask
Does the client stay mine?
Yes. We build the record and nothing else. We do not pitch your services back to your own client, and we will not take on work that belongs to you without you asking us to.
Can I resell this under my own brand?
Not as a rule. The channel is referral and the method stays credited, which protects you as much as us: your client gets a named specialist behind the work, and no fact is published under your logo that you had no way of checking. For a partner bringing real volume, talk to us.
What do I earn, and when?
A commission on the Foundation and a continuing share of whichever monthly plan the client takes, for as long as they stay with us rather than once at signing. The exact split depends on how involved you want to be, so we agree it on the call.
What if my client never gets a knowledge panel?
Then they still have the site, the record, the profile consistency, the Wikidata entry where they qualified and the press release, all delivered in 7 days. That is why we sell the record rather than the panel, and why partners may not promise a panel in our name.
What if my client already has a website?
If it states their facts plainly, carries one Person node with sameAs links, lists their appearances, and every profile agrees with it, they may not need us. Most personal sites do none of that. We will tell you honestly either way.
Do you work with clients outside the United States?
Yes. The work is the same anywhere, and the record is in whatever language the client's audience reads.
Bring us a client and we will show you what Google says about them
Pick one person on your books. We will run their name through Google, ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini and Perplexity before the call, and you can take the result to them whether or not anything comes of it.