Growth · Generative engine optimization
Be the answer, not the tenth blue link.
AI search optimization, also called GEO, is the work of getting your brand cited when people ask ChatGPT, Perplexity or Google's AI answers a question. It suits businesses whose buyers now research in those tools. Our audit shows where you appear today, where you don't, and what to change. It takes two weeks.
What's included
Visibility check
We ask the questions your buyers ask and record whether engines mention you, who they mention instead and which sources they quote.
Content gaps
We find the questions your site doesn't answer clearly enough to be quoted.
Page rewrites guidance
We show how to open pages with a direct answer, so a machine can lift it cleanly.
Source and mention review
Engines learn from reviews, directories and third-party sites. We list the ones that matter for you.
Action plan
A short, ordered list of fixes, with the ones that take an afternoon first.
Tracking setup
We repeat the question set over time so you can see whether citations grow.
Pricing and timeline
The audit starts at $2,000 and takes 2 weeks. Price rises with the number of products, markets or topics we test. We can carry the plan out as part of an SEO program, or hand it to your team.
Schema and structured data is $1,000 as a one-off, or included in an SEO program. It takes 1 to 2 weeks. We add the markup that tells search engines what your products, articles, people and organization are, and we test it before it ships.
Questions
Questions people ask.
Can you guarantee we get cited?
No. These engines don't publish how they choose sources, and they change often. We improve your odds with clear answers, solid markup and a presence in the places engines read. We then measure what happens.
Is this different from SEO?
It overlaps a lot. Good technical SEO and clear content help both. GEO adds a focus on direct answers, brand mentions across the web and how engines describe you.
How do you measure it?
We run a fixed set of real questions through each engine on a schedule and log whether you're cited. It's a sample, not a complete picture, and we say so in the report.
Do we need to rewrite the whole site?
Almost never. A handful of key pages, the ones people ask about most, usually do the heavy lifting. We start there.
What do you need from us?
A list of your main products or services, the questions customers ask, and access to your site and analytics.
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