25–40% of B2B SaaS brands are invisible to AI search engines. When someone asks ChatGPT for a recommendation in your category — are you in the answer?
Your potential customers aren't just Googling anymore. They're asking AI assistants to recommend tools, compare solutions, and make buying decisions.
"What's the best CRM for startups?" — This question gets asked thousands of times daily across ChatGPT, Perplexity, Gemini, and Google's own AI Overviews. If your brand isn't in those answers, you're losing deals to competitors who are.
Traditional SEO gets you ranked in blue links. GEO gets you cited in AI-generated answers — across every platform your buyers are actually using.
A systematic approach to getting your brand cited by AI engines — not guesswork.
We test your brand's current visibility across every major AI platform. We ask the exact questions your buyers ask — and see who shows up.
AI engines rely heavily on structured data to understand what your brand is, what you do, and how authoritative you are. Most SaaS sites have almost none.
AI engines don't parse content like Google's crawler. They need clear, factual, attributable statements. We restructure your content to maximize citation probability.
AI engines determine which brands to cite based on perceived authority. We build your entity signals across the web — not just on your site.
AI search results change constantly. We monitor your citations across all platforms and iterate based on what's working.
GEO doesn't replace SEO — it builds on it. Every GEO engagement includes the core SEO work that AI engines use as source material.
You need both. Here's how they differ — and how we combine them.
| Factor | GEO (AI Search) | Traditional SEO |
|---|---|---|
| Goal | Get cited in AI-generated answers | Rank in organic search results |
| Platforms | ChatGPT, Perplexity, Gemini, AI Overviews | Google, Bing, Yahoo |
| Ranking signal | Entity authority, factual density, structured data | Backlinks, content quality, technical health |
| Content format | Concise facts → detailed depth, comparison data | Comprehensive long-form, keyword-optimized |
| Measurement | Citation frequency, brand mentions in AI answers | Rankings, traffic, clicks, impressions |
| User journey | Buyer asks AI → your brand recommended directly | Buyer searches → clicks your link → reads your content |
| Competition | Most brands haven't started — early mover advantage | Highly competitive, established players dominate |
Deep dive: Read our full analysis of GEO vs. Traditional SEO in 2026 — including practical tactics, data on AI Overview frequency by query type, and a 12-month playbook.
No vague "AI optimization" promises. Here's exactly what you get.
50+ query tests across ChatGPT, Perplexity, Gemini, Claude, and Google AI Overviews. You'll see exactly where you appear, where competitors appear, and where you're invisible.
Full schema markup for your site: Organization, Product, FAQ, HowTo, Article, Review. Not just recommendations — we implement it and validate it.
Existing content restructured for LLM citation: factual density, clear entity statements, scannable format, primary source citations. New content built for both AI and organic.
Consistent brand signals across directories, review platforms, industry publications, and knowledge bases. Build the web presence that AI engines trust.
Citation tracking across all major AI platforms. Which queries you're appearing in, which you're not, what changed, and what we're doing about it.
Complete technical audit and fixes. Site speed, crawlability, indexation, Core Web Vitals — the foundation that both Google and AI engines rely on.
Monthly tracking of competitor AI visibility. Know who's being cited for your target queries and what they're doing that you're not.
AI search results are volatile. We test, monitor, and iterate every month — adapting to model updates and shifting citation patterns.
The window for early mover advantage is closing. AI search adoption is accelerating, and brands that establish authority now will be the default recommendations in their categories.
The question isn't whether AI search will matter. It's whether you'll be visible when it does.
Honest answers about a new discipline. No hype.