Terms

1. Using the site

What you read on aisearchoptimizationfrance.com honestly and in good faith describes how I work as of the date it was written. It is information, not legal, regulatory or commercial advice; acting on this content outside an active engagement is your own judgement and your own risk.

Please do not scrape the site text in bulk, reconstruct my audit method from the public pages, or republish long passages without credit. Linking to a page, or quoting a passage with clear attribution, is welcome and needs no permission.

2. The contact form

Sending the form opens a conversation, not a contract: it creates no offer and no commitment on either side. It is simply an orderly way to give me the context of your case. I reply once that context lets me say something useful. Sending grants you no automatic right to a specific answer, a fixed timeframe or a service.

I may also decline a message: it may fall outside what I examine, my availability may not allow it, or there may be another practical reason. A decline is never a judgement on your business; it usually comes down to fit and the time I have.

3. The shape of an engagement

A paid audit or repair engagement begins only after we have both signed a written agreement. That agreement is what sets out scope, deliverables, schedule, fees, payment terms, confidentiality, intellectual property and dispute resolution. These site terms do not stand in for it.

An engagement reads the public web evidence about your products — your own product and category pages, your sales pages, your public profiles, the marketplace, comparison and review fragments that mention you, in French and English — and shows where wording or visible elements make a product hard to name, price, classify, compare or cite correctly for an AI shopping answer. Every recommendation attaches to a concrete, visible element, never to a vague idea of brand; French and English pages are checked so they describe the same product; and no part of the engagement promises to control rankings or citation share. Where an instruction would run against this way of working, the engagement is renegotiated or stopped rather than distorted.

4. No guaranteed outcome

How a product appears in shopping answers and in search depends on factors no one fully controls: model behaviour, the policies of marketplaces and third-party platforms, the changes you decide to apply, the market, and the simple passage of time. So nothing here is promised: not a position in results, not a citation by a model, not a recommendation, not any given AI behaviour. What the engagement does is read the public evidence, compare it across sources and between French and English, and point to the wording and visible elements most likely to make your products easier to interpret correctly. Outcomes stay outside my control, and concrete, bounded expectations are set in the written agreement.

5. Liability

For free use of the site, my liability is limited to the fullest extent the law allows. For paid work, it is specified and capped in the written agreement. None of this removes liability for intentional fault, fraud, gross negligence, or anything the law forbids excluding.

6. Governing law

Use of the site is governed by the law of the place where I am established, except where consumer law opens a more favourable forum to you. For a paid engagement, the governing law and competent jurisdiction are set in the written agreement.

7. Changes to these terms

These terms are reviewed as the way I work evolves, and the version in force is the one marked by the “Updated” date at the top. A change touching an engagement already under way is communicated directly to the client concerned; a change to the site alone simply appears here.

Contact

Any question about these terms reaches me at hello@aisearchoptimizationfrance.com.