GEO

People ask AI now. Make sure it knows you

A growing share of searches never reach a results page. The answer gets written for them — and it names somebody.

The problem

The answer box is the new front page

When someone asks an AI assistant who to call in their area, it returns a short list. There is no page two. If your business isn't in the sources those systems read and trust, you are not in the conversation at all.

AI Search Optimization

Our approach

How we do it

Be readable

Content structured so AI systems can extract clean, quotable answers from your pages.

Be verifiable

Consistent facts about your business across every source these systems cross-check.

Be cited

Presence in the directories, profiles, and third-party sources that get pulled into answers.

What's included

The actual work

01

Entity groundwork

Making your business a clearly-defined entity: consistent name, address, phone, and description everywhere.

02

Answer-shaped content

Question-and-answer pages written the way people actually ask, so they're easy to quote.

03

Structured data

Rich schema markup that spells out your services, area, and hours in machine-readable form.

04

llms.txt and crawler access

Making sure AI crawlers are allowed in and given a clean map of what matters on your site.

05

Citation building

Getting your business into the sources that AI answers actually draw from.

06

Visibility checks

Periodic testing of what the major assistants say when asked about your category in your area.

Questions

Straight answers

Is this different from regular SEO?

It overlaps but it isn't the same. Traditional SEO fights for a position in a list of links. This is about being the source an answer is written from. Both matter right now.

Does it actually drive business?

It's early, and we'll be honest about that — the volume is smaller than classic search today, but it's climbing fast and almost nobody in local services is doing the work yet. That gap is the opportunity.

Can you control what AI says about my business?

No. Nobody can. What you can control is whether the information it finds is accurate, consistent, and easy to read. That's the work.

Do I need this if my SEO is already good?

Good SEO gets you most of the foundation. This is the layer on top, and it's cheap to add when the groundwork's already there.

Let's talk about what you actually need

A straight conversation, no pitch deck. We'll tell you what we'd do, what it costs, and whether it's worth doing.