Industries we serve
Plate Lunch Collective is an AI SEO agency that gets brands named when buyers ask, in search, on social, and in AI. A family booking a hotel and a plant buyer sourcing a part both ask Google and ChatGPT, and they ask nothing alike. Each industry below starts from its own buyer and the questions that buyer types.
The buyer is somewhere else, planning
Travelers ask where to stay, what to book, who flies there and who drives, before they arrive. They search Google and ask ChatGPT, and the answers can only use what's been put online about you: where you are, what you offer and who it suits.
Hospitality
Consumer
Hotels and resorts a traveler's AI assistant can name before the booking is made.
The pageTourism
Consumer
Tours, attractions and activities, for travelers working out what to do.
The pageAgritourism
Consumer · Business
Farm visits, tastings, and stays found where the farm actually is.
The pageAviation
Business
Charter, flight training, and operators a buyer can tell apart on the facts.
The pageTransportation
Consumer · Business
Shuttles, vans and charters, matched to the airport and route a traveler names.
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The buyer has a shortlist and a spec
The question is which one fits: the software, the shop, the supplier, the product, the app. Buyers compare on details like the integration, the tolerance, the crop or the size, and those details have to be on your own pages before Google or AI can match you to the spec.
SaaS
Consumer · Business
Software companies, and the comparisons buyers ask Google and AI to make.
The pageManufacturing
Business
Shops matched to the capability a buyer describes, beyond the name alone.
The pageAgribusiness
Business
Suppliers an AI assistant connects to the crop and the region they serve.
The pageE-Commerce
Consumer · Business
Online stores, and the product questions shoppers ask before they buy.
The pageDating Apps & Services
Consumer
Dating apps an AI assistant names when someone asks which one to try.
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The buyer checks you on TikTok, Reddit and Google
These buyers read reviews and watch real people on TikTok, Reddit and Instagram, and they search Google too, so your site and your social accounts need to tell the same story about what you make and what you claim.
Skincare
Consumer · Business
Skincare and beauty brands, named when buyers ask about an active or a skin type.
The pageCreators
Consumer · Business
Creators people look up when they're deciding who to follow or hire.
The pageSurf, Fitness & Lifestyle
Consumer
Surf, fitness and lifestyle brands, on their own sites as well as on social.
The pageLocal Business
Consumer · Business
Local businesses, and the who's-good-in-town questions neighbors ask.
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How it works in every industry
People hear about a business from friends, and many now hear about one from ChatGPT, Gemini, Claude or the AI answer at the top of Google. Then they Google the name to check it out before they call or book. In every industry here, we get you named in those AI answers and make sure what people find when they Google you is clear and convincing. ChatGPT can search the web too, so the work starts with strong SEO. You judge it by your calls, bookings and sales, set against where you started.
The regions this practice covers
What people ask about industry and AI search
Does my industry have its own AI search playbook?
Not a separate playbook. The basics are the same everywhere: strong SEO, listings that agree, and coverage on the sites your buyers trust. What we change for each industry is which questions we build for and which outside sites matter, so a hotel's work looks nothing like a machine shop's, from the pages on its site to the review and trade sites that mention it.
My competitors and I do the same thing. Why does AI name one of us?
When two businesses look alike, Google and AI can only tell them apart by what they can find: the service area, the specialty, the details buyers ask about, and what other sites say about each of you. We build the first three into your own site, and for the fourth we pitch your business to the publications, directories and trade sites in your field.
We are highly specialized. Does that help or hurt in AI search?
It helps, because a narrow specialty is a direct answer to a precise question. We build pages around that specialty and the exact questions buyers ask about it, instead of leaving it tucked into a brochure or a sales deck, and we pitch it to the trade sites that cover your field.
Do you only work with the industries listed here?
No. These are the industries where we've already mapped the questions buyers ask, so we can start faster. If yours isn't listed, the method still holds, and we'd start by learning how your buyers search and ask.
How would I know if the work is paying off?
You judge the work by your own calls, bookings and form fills. Before the work starts, we make sure those numbers can be counted and record where they stand, then look at what ChatGPT and Google's AI are saying about you each month and set your numbers beside those starting figures each quarter, whether they've moved or not.
How we measure the workHow does the engagement work?
Each 90-day cycle starts with us picking the few moves that matter most for your business, and then doing them. Usually that means SEO on your site, pages that answer what your buyers ask, and outreach to the sites that cover your field. We judge the work by your calls, bookings and sales against the starting point we wrote down before the work began, and we report those numbers every quarter. Ongoing work starts at $1,500 a month.
Find out where your industry stands.
The next customer in your industry may already be asking Google or ChatGPT about businesses like yours, and what Google and AI answers tell them about you today is where our first conversation starts. The AI Search Game Plan is the written version, with a first business review at 90 days.