GEO Agency — Generative Engine Optimization (GEO) Services

No. Classic search ranks pages — AI reads, interprets, and rewrites information into a new answer every time someone asks. There's no “position 1” to win and hold, no rulebook, and the answer is built from the whole web, not just your site. See the full GEO vs SEO vs AEO breakdown above.

First signals in 4–8 weeks — you start showing up in AI answers for some queries. Real client flow builds over 3–6 months, because AI rankings compound: the longer you're cited, the more AI trusts and recommends you. Anyone promising instant results doesn't understand how AI ranking works.

Every business starts with a GEO Audit — that's where we map your exact situation and scope the work. Pricing depends on your market and how competitive your space is, so we quote it after the audit, when we know precisely what it takes. The audit shows you the opportunity before you commit to anything.

No — and anyone who does is lying. AI answers shift, and no one controls them fully. What we guarantee is the work: the same approach that got Makro, Hubble, and Thales cited and recommended across AI engines.

If your customers search for what you offer — by asking AI or Google — yes. If you're in a niche almost no one asks about, GEO has less to work with. The audit tells you straight, before you spend anything.

Classic Google rankings don't carry over to AI answers — different game, different signals. Being #1 on Google doesn't mean ChatGPT recommends you. That's exactly the gap we close.

By what actually lands: qualified leads (MQL/SQL) and the revenue they bring — the same way Makro counts 748 signups a month and Thales counts 56 booked calls. Behind that, we track your real position in AI answers the only honest way: repeated runs across multiple engines and sessions, not a single lucky screenshot. Visibility is the mechanism; clients and money are the metric.

ChatGPT and Google AI (AI Overviews and Gemini) first — that's where the volume is — plus Perplexity, Claude, Copilot, DeepSeek and the rest. The good news: GEO works largely the same across all of them. Each engine interprets sources a bit differently, but they all reward the same thing — being the clearly described, widely cited answer. Do the work once, get recommended everywhere.

B2B buyers are exactly who moved to AI first — 25% now research vendors through AI before building a shortlist. Our two enterprise showcase clients are proof: Thales books 56 sales calls a month, Cydome signs ~4 new enterprise clients a month, both driven by being #1 in AI answers for their category.

Yes — AI Overviews are part of our standard process, not a separate service. Google's AI pulls from the same signals as the other engines: clear claims, structured data, third-party citations. Getting into AI Overviews matters double, because they sit on top of the search results your buyers already see.

Any industry where customers ask AI for a recommendation — see the industries we serve above. The honest flip side: if your niche is so narrow that almost nobody asks about it, GEO has little to capture. It captures demand, it doesn't invent it. The audit tells you which side you're on before you spend anything.

Keep your SEO team — you'll need them. Good SEO is the foundation GEO stands on. But on top of that foundation sits a layer of work most SEO teams have never touched:

• Reverse-engineering the engines. How each AI selects and weighs its sources — with no published rulebook, no ranking factors, no Search Console to check.
• Crawler access at code level. Auditing robots.txt, bot directives, CDN and firewall rules that silently block AI crawlers — one auto-enabled Cloudflare setting can make you invisible to every engine, and nothing in your analytics will tell you.
• Structured data engineering. Writing and validating the JSON-LD schema — organization, FAQ, offers — that machines parse when they decide who you are. Hand-coded, tested in validators, matched to the visible page word for word.
• Rendering diagnostics. If your site builds content with JavaScript, AI crawlers may see an empty page where humans see text. Finding and fixing what engines actually receive means digging into how your pages are served — not how they look.
• Entity disambiguation. Building the knowledge-graph signals that stop an engine from confusing you with a similarly-named competitor — or handing them your reputation.
• Logged test cycles. Dozens of repeated runs across ChatGPT, Perplexity, Gemini and Google AI — because every engine interprets the web differently, and a single check proves nothing.

And only then the visible part: content and citations structured so engines can quote you. None of this exists in Google's rulebook — it's rebuilt from testing, engine by engine. That's the part we do all day. Your SEO team gets you ranked in links people scroll past; we get you named in the answer they actually read.

It helps. Almost everything GEO requires — cleaner structure, structured data, authority citations, better content — is what classic search rewards too. Our clients' organic traffic grows alongside AI visibility: Thales went to 120K visitors a month while becoming #1 in AI answers. Worst case, GEO is neutral for your rankings. In practice, it compounds them.