GEO and SEO: visible in AI answers and search
When customers ask ChatGPT, Gemini or Google's AI answers, your brand should be in the answer.
More and more people ask an AI assistant instead of clicking through search results. Generative engine optimization (GEO) makes sure those assistants find, understand and cite you. I measure where you stand today with Semrush and Peec AI, research the questions your customers really ask with a private open model, and fix what matters in order of impact, together with classic SEO.
Sounds familiar?
- You rank well on Google, but ChatGPT and Gemini recommend your competitors
- Nobody can say how much traffic already comes from AI assistants
- AI answers show old prices, wrong opening hours or another company's facts
- Hundreds of pages, and no idea which questions they should answer
How I work on it
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Assess: measure the baseline
Where does AI-referred traffic come from today, which prompts mention you, which sources get cited instead of you? Semrush and Peec AI give a baseline per prompt and against your competitors.
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Research the real questions
A local open model such as Qwen reads your sitemap and writes realistic customer prompts per page from a strict brief. Nothing goes to a cloud AI API, and the prompts become the set you track.
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Fix the foundations
Crawler rules in robots.txt, sitemaps, Core Web Vitals, schema.org structured data and answer-first pages with clear facts such as names, prices and hours, so both search engines and AI assistants can read and quote you.
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Be mentioned elsewhere
AI answers lean on listings, reviews and third-party pages. Your Google Business Profile, portals, review sites and partner pages get the same facts as your own site.
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Select and sprint
Findings become a ranked set of experiments with working proofs of concept. We ship the top ones, track visibility weekly and feed the results into the next round.
Interactive
How ready is your brand for AI answers?
Tick what is already true. What's left is your GEO to-do list, most important first.
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Your next three steps
- Brand facts are identical on the site, Google Business Profile, LinkedIn and directories
- Key pages answer the main question in the first paragraph
- Organization or LocalBusiness structured data on key pages
What you get
- A baseline of your visibility in AI answers and search, per prompt and against competitors
- A tracked prompt set per key page, researched with a private open model
- A technical SEO and GEO audit: crawling, Core Web Vitals, structured data
- A ranked experiment backlog with working proofs of concept
- Weekly tracking in Semrush or Peec AI, plus the GEO Adaptation Framework to keep going
Questions buyers ask
What is the difference between GEO and SEO?
SEO gets your pages ranked in search results. GEO gets your brand named and cited in the answers AI assistants write. They share the foundations, crawlable pages, structured data and clear facts, so I do both together.
Which tools do you use?
Semrush for search and AI visibility, Peec AI for share of voice against competitors, Google Search Console and PageSpeed Insights for the technical side, and a local open model such as Qwen for prompt research.
Why research prompts with a local model?
Because your page list and strategy stay private, and an open model can write thousands of realistic prompts without per-call cost. A sample is reviewed by a person before anything is tracked.
How soon do we see results?
The baseline and the ranked roadmap come within the first weeks. Changes in AI answers take longer, because assistants and indexes update on their own schedule, which is why we track weekly and work in experiments.
Can we start without a big project?
Yes. Try the GEO check on this page, download the GEO Adaptation Framework, or book a 30-minute call. Pricing is a fixed scope for the analysis or a few days per month for ongoing work.
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