Local professional
“Who is a good accountant in…?” should be able to name you, with the right specialty and area.
AI solution
Professionals and brands that want to be recommended. Clients ask ChatGPT and Gemini who to choose. If they don't cite you, you don't exist.
In 8 seconds
In detail
GEO is Generative Engine Optimization: the work you used to do for Google, now also for ChatGPT, Gemini, Claude, and Perplexity.
People don't only search “lawyer in Milan” or “AI agency.” They ask “who would you recommend for…?” If the models have no clear sources on you, they recommend a competitor.
This is not ads inside ChatGPT. It's structure: pages, case studies, interviews, schema, and citations on sites AI already treats as sources.
The path
We ask the questions a client would ask and record whether you appear, where, and with which mistakes.
Clear pages on who you are, who you work for, and where, with proof and numbers. No filler.
Site, profiles, directories, articles, and cross-citations. One polished page is not enough.
Model answers change. We remeasure and update the sources that keep you in the top answer.
What's included
Examples
“Who is a good accountant in…?” should be able to name you, with the right specialty and area.
When someone asks for an alternative or a comparison, the model should have your facts, not only the competitors'.
The AI building a shortlist for a procurement lead should find you with the right cases and sectors.
FAQ
They overlap, but they are not the same. SEO targets Google's blue links. GEO targets being named inside an AI answer.
No. You can make the sources clear enough that the model has a concrete reason to cite you.
First measurements are immediate. A stable shift in answers usually takes a few publishing cycles, not a weekend.
Often paired with
Start with the test. In 2 minutes you'll know if this is the right move, or if something else comes first.