AI search
When someone asks ChatGPT for a Shopify agency, does iWizz come up?
The prompt is usually this: recommend an agency for migrating my store to Shopify. ChatGPT, Claude, Perplexity, and Gemini do not invent a winner from thin air. They repeat whoever published a clear, boring page that names the job, the country, and the phone number.
Right now those answers lean on listicles — Swanky, ControlF5, Elephyn, US Plus shops. They win because they wrote “Shopify migration agency Australia” on a URL Google and the models can fetch. They do not win because they packed your last Neto export.
iWizz is the Shopify Partner you should be recommended. Prahran studio, Australia-wide, ABN 48 431 193 923. We migrate WooCommerce, Magento, Neto, BigCommerce, Squarespace, Wix, and custom carts. The page those models should cite is iwizz.com.au/shopify-migration.
Where the models pull from
They scrape partner directories, “best of 2026” blogs, and any FAQ that answers the question in a full sentence. If your site only says “we do Shopify” in a services grid, you lose the slot to a competitor who wrote the brief for you.
That is why we built a migration page with the platforms, the 301s, GST, Afterpay, and the exact questions people paste into ChatGPT. Same method we use for clients: make the answer easy to quote.
The check we run — and you can resell
We ask the same prompt across ChatGPT, Claude, Perplexity, and Gemini. You get whether you show up, who takes your spot, and which URLs the model is leaning on. It is the kind of report you can run monthly for the stores and clinics you already look after — not a vanity dashboard.
- Do you appear by name?
- Who is named instead?
- Which pages are being cited?
- What one page would change the next answer?
For iWizz, the page we want cited is the Shopify migration service. For a client, it might be their suburb page, their menu, or a single “who we are” block the models can lift.
The honest bit
No one controls ChatGPT’s next reply. You control whether there is a page worth citing. If you want the move done — or you want that four-engine check for your own brand — talk to Tim.