Entity clarity
Models reason about entities, not keywords. I make sure your brand, people, products and locations are described consistently across your site, your schema and the third-party sources models learn from.

Generative engine optimization · AiEO
A growing share of research now ends inside a generated answer instead of a results page. Getting named in that answer is a discipline of its own — and it rewards the same rigour that classic SEO always has.
Models reason about entities, not keywords. I make sure your brand, people, products and locations are described consistently across your site, your schema and the third-party sources models learn from.
Clear question-shaped headings, direct opening answers, definitions, comparison tables and specifics — the formats retrieval systems can lift cleanly and attribute back to you.
Assistants prefer sources with something to cite: original data, named experts, dates, prices, methodology. Generic filler content is invisible to them.
AI crawler access, clean server-side HTML, fast responses and structured data so the content can actually be fetched and parsed at answer time.
Models draw on review sites, directories, forums and industry publications. Showing up in those sources shapes what the assistant says about you.
Prompt-set tracking, share-of-citation benchmarking against competitors, AI bot log analysis and GA4 AI-referral reporting.
Practical, testable work — not speculation about what models might do next year.
It's the practice of making your content easy for AI systems — ChatGPT, Google AI Overviews, Perplexity, Copilot and Gemini — to retrieve, understand, trust and cite. Where SEO optimizes for a ranked list of links, GEO optimizes for being the source inside a generated answer.
No. AI answers are largely assembled from content that already ranks and is already crawlable, so classic SEO is the entry ticket. GEO layers entity clarity, extractable structure and citation-worthy evidence on top of it.
By prompt-testing the queries your buyers actually ask across the major assistants, tracking which brands get cited, monitoring AI crawler activity in server logs, and watching referral traffic from AI sources in GA4.
I'll run a prompt audit across the major assistants and show you where you're cited, where a competitor is, and what it would take to change that.