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GEO and AI search visibility

When a visitor asks ChatGPT, Perplexity or Google where to go, your business should be in the answer.

Generative engine optimisation (GEO) makes the facts about your business easy for AI answer engines to find, trust and quote: structured data, short answers to real questions, and mentions on the sources those engines cite.

What we deliver

Generative engine auditing

Fully remote

We ask the engines the questions your visitors ask, in their languages, and report who gets recommended, which sources are cited and what to fix first.

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Structured data and schema graph

Fully remote

A complete schema.org graph (business type, address, hours, menu or catalog, prices, ratings, FAQ) generated from your Business Profile and kept in sync.

Conversational FAQ pages

Fully remote

Short, quotable answers (40–60 words) to the questions visitors really ask, in each language, marked up so engines can lift them.

Entity authority and citation seeding

Fully remote

We get your business mentioned, accurately and consistently, on the guides, forums and directories the engines already cite for your area.

Questions

How do I get recommended by ChatGPT?

AI engines recommend places they can confirm from several trusted sources. Publish complete structured data on your own site, answer common visitor questions in short, clear paragraphs, keep map listings accurate, and get mentioned on the guides and forums the engines cite for your area. Then check the answers regularly.

Is GEO different from SEO?

They overlap, but the goal differs. SEO aims for a click from a list of links. GEO aims to be the business an AI answer names and quotes. That puts more weight on structured facts, short quotable answers, consistency across sources and reviews, and less on keyword-stuffed pages.

See where to start

Takes about a minute. In this demo the AI answers are sample data.