Get cited in the AI answersyour buyers now search.

Generative Engine Optimization (GEO) for B2B, SaaS, e-commerce, and professional services. We optimize your entire digital footprint, schema, entities, citations, freshness, author authority, so LLMs surface your brand when buyers ask the questions your competitors still answer with old-school SEO.

Rank in AI Overviews Cited by ChatGPT, Perplexity, Claude Full technical + content GEO You own every asset
Why GEO is the new SEO

AI Overviews now appear on 47% of Google queries.

ChatGPT, Perplexity, Claude, and Gemini answer millions of buyer questions daily, without ever sending a click to your site. If you’re not cited in those answers, you’re invisible to the audience you spent years ranking for.

Zero-click is the default

Users get answers straight from LLMs. Blue links are becoming a fallback, not the front door.

LLMs cite differently than Google ranks

Different signals, formats, and sources. Traditional SEO tactics don’t automatically translate.

First-mover advantage is real

Training cycles are still forming. Businesses cited today become the default answer for years.

If ChatGPT and Perplexity don’t know your brand exists, half your future customers won’t either. GEO is how you fix that, before your competitors do.
The 6 LLM search engines you need to rank in

Every LLM is now a search engine, with its own citation logic.

Buyers no longer search in one place. Here’s where you need to appear, and how each one picks its sources.

LLM / AI search
Citation source
Priority
Google AI Overviews
Google index + snippets + E-E-A-T
Highest: 47% of queries
ChatGPT Search
Bing index + high-authority + fresh content
High: 800M+ weekly users
Perplexity
Live web + academic + citation transparency
High, researchers & B2B
Claude (web search)
High-quality, well-structured, cited sources
Medium, enterprise / technical
Google Gemini
Google Search + YouTube + Knowledge Graph
High, default on Android + Workspace
Microsoft Copilot
Bing index + Microsoft Graph + LinkedIn
Medium: B2B / enterprise

Every LLM has different citation logic. We optimize for all six, not just Google.

The 7 GEO signals that trigger AI citations

Getting cited isn’t random.

LLMs weigh seven core signals when deciding which sources to reference. Our framework audits and builds all seven.

01

Structured data & schema

Schema.org markup (Article, FAQPage, HowTo, Product, Organization) makes content machine-readable so LLMs understand entities & relationships.

02

Direct-answer formatting

TL;DR summaries, clear definitions, short first paragraphs, question-based headers. LLMs favor content that answers in the first 50 words.

03

Quotable statistics

Original numbers, data points, named research. LLMs disproportionately cite content with concrete statistics, dates, and specific claims.

04

Author authority & E-E-A-T

Named authors with credentials, bios, and verifiable expertise. LLMs weigh source authority heavily, anonymous content rarely gets cited.

05

Freshness signals

Recent publish dates, updated content, current data. LLMs prefer 2025–2026 sources over outdated ones, date signals matter.

06

Semantic entity density

Related concepts, entities, and topical breadth. Depth beats keyword stuffing: LLMs measure how completely a source covers a topic.

07

Third-party citations

Being cited on Wikipedia, industry publications, and authority sites. LLMs use external citation graphs as trust, digital PR is now GEO.

Miss any one signal and you leave citations on the table. Every GEO engagement audits and builds all seven.
What we don’t do

GEO is new, and shortcuts are everywhere.

We don’t take any of them.

Promise #1 in AI Overviews

LLMs pick multiple sources per query. Anyone guaranteeing the top spot is lying.

Chase LLM prompt hacks

Hidden text, cloaking, “prompt injection”, get sites blacklisted from AI indexes fast.

Ignore traditional SEO

GEO and SEO overlap heavily, same technical foundations. Selling GEO as fully separate is oversimplifying.

Use tools that fake citations

Some “GEO tools” generate fake authority signals. LLMs detect and demote them within weeks.

Lock you into long contracts

Month-to-month. Cancel anytime. GEO is measurable within 60–90 days.

Keep your assets

All schema, content, author profiles, and PR placements are yours. Leave and you keep everything.

All 7 signals, executed properly, the real way to increase citation frequency across every LLM.

What’s included

End-to-end GEO across all 7 signals.

Everything a working GEO program needs, seven parts, one team. Pick one to see inside.

Full GEO Audit

Where your brand stands in AI search today, and exactly where the gaps are.
What’s inside
LLM citation baseline (ChatGPT, Perplexity, Claude, Gemini, Copilot)
AI Overview trigger audit for your keywords
7-signal scorecard for your site
Competitor GEO benchmarking
Prioritized 90-day roadmap
Who GEO is built for

Highest ROI when your buyers already use AI search.

Here’s where GEO fits, and where we’ll tell you to start with foundational SEO first.

Where it works

  • B2B SaaS, buyers query ChatGPT & Perplexity for comparison research before Google.
  • Professional services (legal, financial, healthcare), where E-E-A-T directly determines citation eligibility.
  • E-commerce with research queries, “best X for Y” now surfaces AI Overviews above listings.
  • Agencies & consultants needing to be cited as the authority before competitors lock it in.
  • Content-heavy publishers watching AI Overviews erode traffic: GEO rebuilds the funnel.

Where it doesn’t (yet)

  • No website content, no domain authority, no editorial capacity, start with foundational SEO first.
  • Audiences that don’t search AI (rare in 2026), traditional SEO still delivers most of the ROI.
How it works

A 30-day onboarding, then continuous optimization.

Every step ends with a clear deliverable and your sign-off.

Week 1

Audit & roadmap

Full 7-signal audit, LLM citation baseline, AI Overview trigger analysis, competitor benchmark, prioritized 90-day roadmap.

Week 2

Technical foundation

Schema markup, llms.txt, robots.txt for AI crawlers, Core Web Vitals baseline, author schema setup.

Weeks 3–4

Content wave 1

Direct-answer rewrites on top pages, statistics inserted, FAQ blocks added, structured formatting, author bios updated.

Month 2

Digital PR + citations

HARO pitching, guest posts, Wikipedia strategy, original research published. First LLM citations start appearing.

Month 3+

Monitor, refine, scale

Monthly LLM tracking, refresh cycles on winning content, new pages built to GEO standards. Share of voice grows.

Common questions

Asked before every audit.

SEO optimizes for Google’s ranking algorithm; GEO optimizes for LLM citation logic, different signals, formats, and sources. There’s overlap (both need strong technical foundations), but GEO adds schema depth, direct-answer formatting, author authority, and third-party citations SEO often skips.
Technical wins (schema, llms.txt) can show in 30–60 days; content-driven citations in months 2–4; digital PR compounds from month 3. Perplexity indexes live; Claude & Gemini update more slowly.
No, anyone who guarantees it is lying. LLMs pick multiple rotating sources per query. What we guarantee is executing all 7 GEO signals correctly, which dramatically increases citation frequency across all 6 LLMs.
Yes. AI Overviews appear on 47% of Google queries, and being #1 in traditional results no longer guarantees you’re cited in the AI Overview above them. GEO builds on your SEO, but the layers differ.
Yes: GEO and SEO share the same technical foundations, and we handle both. We won’t sell you GEO in isolation if your SEO base isn’t there, we’ll tell you where to start.
Yes, 100%, all schema, content, author profiles, and PR placements are yours. If you leave, you keep everything, no lock-in, no proprietary layer.
AI Search & GEO Optimization

Book a free GEO audit, no obligation.

We’ll query the top 6 LLMs with your target buyer questions, run a full 7-signal audit on your site, and deliver a 90-day GEO roadmap, usually within 48 hours. If we’re not the right fit, we’ll tell you.