Generative Engine Optimization Services

GEO is the practice of making your business visible inside AI-generated answers (ChatGPT, Google AI Overviews, Perplexity, Claude, and Gemini) by structuring content, schema, and entity signals so AI systems find, trust, and cite you.

SEO earns you a ranked position on a results page; GEO earns you a citation inside the AI-generated answer itself. They share foundations, but GEO prioritizes answer-ready structure, entity consistency, and authority signals that AI systems weigh when choosing what to cite.

Our AI Visibility Audit starts at $1,800 (one-time, with a prioritized roadmap you keep). Ongoing GEO programs start at $2,300/month, most engagements land between $2,300 and $4,000 depending on competitive scope and how many AI platforms we target.

One more thing most agencies won’t tell you: the industry norm is to charge $500–$1,000/month extra for AI search optimization as an add-on. GEO is built into every SEO engagement we run, if you’re already working with us on SEO or digital marketing, you’re already getting it.

Three measurable layers, reported monthly. AI referral traffic: sessions arriving from ChatGPT, Claude, Copilot, and Gemini are already observable in analytics (we track all four on our own property today). AI Overview presence: which of your ranking keywords trigger AI Overviews and whether you’re cited inside them, tracked through rank-monitoring data. And leads, because citations that never turn into contacts are trivia. We’re honest about the industry-wide limit here: attribution from AI answers is unsolved everywhere, since many AI mentions never produce a click. We measure what can be measured and say so about what can’t.

Technical and schema fixes surface in weeks; meaningful citation growth typically takes two to four months. AI search moves faster than classic SEO, engines refresh their sources aggressively, which rewards early movers.

Concrete work, most of it verifiable in your page source. A unified organization and entity graph in schema, so AI systems can tell who you are, where you are, and how you connect to the topics you want to be cited for. Definition blocks and question-shaped headings on the pages that answer commercial questions, because generative engines quote sources that answer cleanly. Citable claims: real numbers, named processes, and falsifiable specifics, since AI systems preferentially cite pages that say something checkable. A curated llms.txt. And the unglamorous technical layer underneath (canonical hygiene, crawlability, page speed) because a page that can’t be crawled can’t be cited.

What we don’t do: keyword-stuff for chatbots, generate filler “AI-optimized” content, or promise placement inside any specific AI answer. Nobody can promise that honestly.

Yes. They’re overlapping labels for the same discipline. Answer Engine Optimization (AEO), AI search optimization, and GEO all describe making your content easy for AI systems to find, understand, and cite. If you want the deeper background first, read our guide to what GEO is and our complete AEO guide, then talk to us about getting your business into the answers.