Pulp Strategy has introduced NeuroRank, an innovative SEO offering positioned as India’s first complete solution for enhancing brand visibility in LLM-generated search results. As generative AI tools increasingly become the front door for discovery—especially among B2B buyers—this shift reflects a new reality: being cited in AI responses is fast becoming more valuable than traditional search rankings.
With AI-driven searches now surpassing 44 billion and nearly three-quarters of B2B buyers leveraging these tools during early research, NeuroRank aims to reimagine how brands appear in the digital discovery journey.
Unlike conventional SEO strategies that prioritize backlinks and load speed, NeuroRank focuses on making brands “LLM-visible”—optimizing them for citation and trustworthiness in answers generated by AI models. The offering supports brands with a suite of tools, including visibility mapping, AI-friendly content restructuring, and smart content placements on platforms favored by language models, such as Reddit, Quora, and Medium.
The solution has already shown strong early momentum. A mid-sized SaaS client reported a 22% drop in cost per MQL (marketing-qualified lead) within just two months of implementation—pointing to the performance potential of the AI-first approach.
“Visibility in LLMs isn’t just a new opportunity, it’s the next visibility battleground,” said Ambika Sharma, Founder & Chief Strategist at Pulp Strategy. “If your brand isn’t part of the model’s learned memory, you’re not in the conversation. And if you’re not in the conversation, your competitor already is.”
She added, “This is not traditional SEO. It’s not about backlinks or page speed. LLM SEO is about training the algorithms that are already shaping customer intent.”
To accelerate adoption, Pulp Strategy is offering a complimentary LLM SEO Visibility Audit to eligible brands. NeuroRank also promises a rapid 21-day rollout cycle with measurable outcomes.
For marketers and brands aiming to future-proof their discoverability, NeuroRank presents a timely and strategic edge in an era where AI is rewriting the rules of engagement.
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