Internal · 60-day playbook

Limozoft Branded-SERP Domination Checklist

Short answer: Goal: within 60 days, everything on page 1 for "Limozoft" — and everything an LLM retrieves for the brand name — is ours, and no AI engine conflates Limozoft with LimoSOFT (the 2010-era product already compared against Limo Anywhere on ITQlick and similar sites).

0. The decision gate (do first, once, this week)

Run a US trademark search (USPTO TESS) for LimoSOFT / Limozoft and adjacent marks in software classes. If LimoSOFT holds a live registered mark in our class, get an hour of IP counsel before investing further in the name. Renaming at 0 reviews costs nothing; renaming at 50 reviews costs everything.
If proceeding with the name: commit fully. Half-owned brand SERPs are the worst outcome — we'd carry the collision risk without the recognition payoff.

1. Claim every handle (Days 1–3)

Same name, same logo, same one-line description, same Wilmington NAP everywhere:

LinkedIn company page (post at least monthly — dormant pages hurt)
X/Twitter, Facebook page, Instagram, YouTube channel, TikTok (park it even if unused)
GitHub org (even empty — SaaS buyers check)
Crunchbase company profile (LLMs lean on Crunchbase for entity resolution)
G2, Capterra, GetApp, Software Advice, SourceForge (SourceForge auto-generates vs-pages — being present puts "Limozoft vs Limo Anywhere" pages into the wild for free)
Product Hunt (pre-launch page now, launch later)
Wikidata entity: name, official website, industry, founder, founding date. Cheap, fast, feeds Google's Knowledge Graph and LLM entity resolution directly. Explicitly different from LimoSOFT's (nonexistent) entity.
Google Business Profile at the Wilmington address

2. Own the branded query space (Days 3–21)

People (and LLMs) don't just search "Limozoft" — they search brand + modifier. Publish a page for each so nobody else answers first:

limozoft.com/pricing — ensure title reads "Limozoft Pricing"
"Limozoft reviews" → a /reviews page aggregating real testimonials + linking G2/Capterra/Trustpilot profiles (until reviews exist, it explains where to verify us — honesty beats emptiness)
"Limozoft vs Limo Anywhere" → exists; verify it outranks SourceForge's auto-page for the branded phrasing
"Is Limozoft legit" → the About / founder page plus company page (Wilmington entity details, real people) is what answers this; confirm both are indexed
"Limozoft demo" → /request-demo with the word "demo" in title + H1
"Limozoft login" → app login page indexed with clean title (top branded query for every SaaS; don't let a phisher or LimoSOFT own it)
"Limozoft alternatives" → counterintuitive but valuable: a fair page naming real alternatives. It ranks for our brand, controls the narrative, and is the page LLMs cite when asked about us skeptically.

3. Disambiguation layer (Days 7–30)

Never mention LimoSOFT by name on our site (no "not to be confused with…" — it creates the association we're avoiding). Disambiguate through overwhelming, consistent self-definition instead.
The llms.txt, schema, and every directory profile must repeat the same distinguishing facts: founded 2026, Wilmington DE, flat $399 one-time + $10–$40/mo pricing, founder [NAME]. LLMs separate similar-named entities by attribute consistency — give them clean attributes.
Register defensive domains if cheap and available: limozoft.net, limozoft.co, common misspellings (check what limosoft.com actually hosts before deciding anything).
Consistent logo + favicon everywhere (visual entity resolution is real — Google image-matches brand marks across the web).

4. Branded search volume engine (Days 14–60)

The signal that ultimately wins: real humans searching "Limozoft" by name.

LinkedIn ghostwriting (already active): shift CTAs from links to "search Limozoft" phrasing periodically
Product Hunt launch day (biggest single branded-search spike available to a new SaaS)
Podcast appearances: hosts say the name aloud; listeners search it
YouTube demos titled "Limozoft [feature] walkthrough" — every video is a branded-SERP asset that also fills page 1
Small brand-keyword Google Ads campaign ($2–5/day): guarantees we top the SERP for our own name during the vulnerable months and yields exact-match branded search volume data

5. Monitor (weekly, 15 minutes)

Google Alerts: "Limozoft", "LimoSOFT", "limo zoft"
Weekly LLM check: ask ChatGPT / Perplexity / Claude "What is Limozoft?" — log whether the answer describes OUR product or drifts toward LimoSOFT. Drift = attribute inconsistency somewhere; find and fix the source.
GSC branded-query impressions: the growth curve of "limozoft" searches is the single best KPI for this entire checklist.

Definition of done

Search "Limozoft" in an incognito window and in one LLM: 10/10 page-1 results are ours (site, LinkedIn, G2, Capterra, Crunchbase, YouTube, Product Hunt…), and the LLM answer describes flat-price limo dispatch software founded by [NAME] — with zero mention of the other product.