AI search optimization that puts your brand in the answer.

AEO (answer engine optimization) wins the single extracted answer to a specific question: a featured snippet, a People Also Ask result, a spoken answer or an AI Overview citation. GEO (generative engine optimization) earns your place in longer generated answers, like a recommended shortlist in ChatGPT, which depend heavily on what other sites say about you. They share one foundation, so we run them together.

Make your business easy to retrieve, easy to quote and widely corroborated. That means pages OpenAI's search crawler can access, answers stated plainly at the start of each section, consistent facts across your site and profiles, and mentions on the review sites and articles ChatGPT already cites for your category. We then track the result across a fixed prompt set every month.

Engines that search the live web, such as ChatGPT search, Perplexity and AI Overviews, can reflect changes within weeks of a page being recrawled, so leading indicators usually appear in 2–3 months. Answers drawn from a model's training data move slower and may only shift when a new model ships. Business impact typically shows from month 4.

Anyone who promises a ChatGPT mention is guessing. AI answers vary by wording, user, location and model version, so no agency controls them. We control the inputs, your pages, brand facts and third-party mentions, and report how often you appear across the same prompts every month.

A page has to be indexed and eligible to show a snippet before Google can cite it in AI Overviews or AI Mode. From there, Google tends to cite passages that answer one sub-question directly, backed by clear authorship and evidence. We map those sub-questions for your priority topics and restructure your pages so each one has a quotable answer.

We track ChatGPT, Perplexity, Gemini, Claude, Microsoft Copilot, and Google's AI Overviews and AI Mode. Each retrieves differently: Copilot runs on Bing, Gemini and AI Overviews draw on Google Search, and ChatGPT search uses its own crawler plus third-party search providers. We weight the work toward the engines your buyers actually use.

It's usually a monthly retainer, scoped by the number of engines, prompts, products and locations we track and how much rewriting and outreach your category needs. If we already run your SEO, AI search work joins the same plan for less, because the research overlaps. You get a written scope after a free AI visibility check.

Most early gains come from restructuring pages you already have into quotable answers, fixing wrong brand facts and earning mentions on sources engines already cite. New content follows where the prompt set shows a question none of your pages answers.

Yes, usually, though not by editing the assistant directly. We trace the wrong fact to its likely source, such as an old directory listing, a stale page or a third-party article, then correct it or outweigh it with accurate sources. Answers that rely on live search change first, and training-data answers change when the model is updated.

Allow them if you want to be recommended. Blocking OpenAI's search crawler or PerplexityBot keeps your pages out of their answers, and Google's snippet controls also limit how you appear in normal results. We set crawler rules deliberately, for example allowing search crawlers while deciding separately on model training.