GEO
A growing number of customers never see a search results page.
They ask ChatGPT or Gemini who to hire and they act on the answer. Generative Engine Optimization is the work of becoming a business those systems cite. Almost nobody in local service has started. That window will not stay open.
Free. No sales call required. Delivered in 24 hours.
Fast
growth in AI assistants used for local recommendations
0
of your competitors are optimising for this in most markets
Now
is the cheapest this will ever be to establish
What is included
The work itself.
01
Source worthy content
Generative engines cite content that is specific, factual and attributable. Vague marketing copy never gets pulled. Concrete local detail does.
02
Third party presence
AI models draw heavily on sources they already trust. Getting your business accurately represented across directories, publications and review platforms shapes what the model repeats.
03
Entity clarity
A model has to be sure who you are, where you operate and what you do. Consistent, unambiguous data across the web is what makes that possible.
04
Answer monitoring
Regular checks of what ChatGPT, Gemini and Perplexity currently say when asked for a provider in your city, so we can see what changes and what does not.
Questions people actually ask
Both, honestly. The volume is still smaller than conventional search. But it is growing, the cost to establish is low right now, and the businesses that appear early tend to keep appearing.
Indirectly. You cannot edit the model. You can shape the sources it draws from, which is your site, your structured data and your presence across platforms it trusts.
No. If your Google Business Profile is half built, fix that first. GEO is a layer on top of a working foundation, not a replacement for one.
By prompting the assistants directly on a schedule and recording whether you are named. Crude but honest, and better than pretending precise attribution exists.
Start with the audit.
Ten minutes of honest analysis on your site, your profile and your nearest competitor.