GEO audit
Brand visibility analysis on ChatGPT, Gemini, Perplexity and Claude. Gap detection vs competition.
Generative Engine Optimization so your brand appears on ChatGPT, Gemini, Perplexity and Claude. The natural evolution of SEO in the post-search world.
Brand visibility analysis on ChatGPT, Gemini, Perplexity and Claude. Gap detection vs competition.
Rewrite key content in LLM-preferred format: direct answers, structured lists, authority citations.
Reinforcement of Experience-Expertise-Authority-Trust through author markup, bios, citations and digital PR.
Advanced schema markup (Article, FAQ, HowTo, Product, Organization) so LLMs understand the context.
Mention strategy on authority publications (Wikipedia, specialized press) that train LLMs.
Monthly tracking of brand mentions in LLM responses. How your visibility evolves in the AI era.
We test relevant prompts on ChatGPT, Gemini, Perplexity and Claude. We see what they say about your brand and competitors.
We identify key topics where you want to appear and design the GEO-friendly editorial plan.
Rewrite content in LLM-preferred format: clarity, structure, citations, schema markup.
Digital PR, citations on Wikipedia and specialized press, mentions on authority publications.
Monthly tracking of LLM visibility. Adjustments based on model evolution and AI search behavior.
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See all case studiesGEO (Generative Engine Optimization) is the discipline that optimizes content, authority and structured data so your brand appears in generative AI responses: ChatGPT, Gemini, Perplexity, Claude and similar. It's the natural evolution of SEO in the post-search era.
SEO takes you to appear in Google results. GEO takes you to appear inside generative AI responses, where there's no click: the LLM reads your content and uses (or cites) it in its answer. SEO still matters, but GEO is complementary and grows in relevance as more users consult AI instead of Google.
The main ones are: (1) domain authority and E-E-A-T, (2) mentions on authority publications (Wikipedia, press, papers), (3) clear structured data (schema markup), (4) well-organized content with direct answers and citations, (5) information consistency across pages.
We measure: (1) frequency of brand mention in responses to relevant prompts, (2) "share of voice" in LLMs vs competitors, (3) referred traffic from Perplexity/Bing Chat/etc., (4) organic growth of online mentions (which train LLMs).
Yes, especially for brands in sectors where informational search is already migrating to LLMs (health, finance, education, software, product comparisons). The earlier you start building authority signal, the better positioned you'll be when LLMs become the dominant discovery channel.
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