Found on Google, and cited inside ChatGPT, Gemini, and Perplexity when buyers ask them instead.
Most sites treat ranking on Google and getting cited by ChatGPT as the same job. They're not.
Classic search work still matters: crawlability, site structure, page speed, the content that answers a real question. We do that part properly, starting with an audit that says what is broken and what it is costing you in plain terms.
The newer half is generative engine optimization: being the source an assistant reaches for when someone asks about your category. That comes down to clear entities, structured data, content shaped like an answer, and citations from places these models actually read. We track whether you get named, beyond just where you rank.
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Enter a URL. We fetch the page along with its robots.txt, sitemap, and llms.txt, then run 40+ checks across technical SEO, on-page structure, schema, and AI search readiness. It takes a few seconds.
A 3-month minimum, because the earliest movement in either channel takes about that long to read honestly.
Technical crawl, content inventory, and a baseline of how you currently appear in both search results and assistant answers.
We identify the questions buyers actually ask, in both channels, and where you are absent from the answer.
Site structure, internal linking, and templates reorganized so each page has one clear job and one clear entity.
Schema markup, consistent naming, and off-site corroboration so machines can resolve who you are with confidence.
Pages written against the mapped questions, reviewed by someone who understands the subject rather than the keyword.
Monthly reporting on rankings, traffic, and assistant citations, with the next cycle's priorities drawn from it.
Questions
SEO improves how search engines crawl, understand, and rank your pages. GEO focuses on how AI answer tools understand and cite your brand. The work overlaps, so we plan and track both together.
It depends on the site, the competition, and the work required. Technical changes can be measured soon after search engines recrawl the site. Rankings and AI citations usually take longer. We set the baseline first and report movement from there.
Yes. We work with the existing site and recommend a rebuild only when the current structure blocks the work.