Generative engine optimization, or GEO, makes your business information easier to find, interpret, and verify. We define the implementation and reporting scope in your quote rather than assume every business needs the same changes.
Business entity audit
We review your Google Business Profile, website, and key listings for consistent business name, address, and phone number information. Organization schema and sameAs links can connect your website with verified business profiles; they must describe the real business accurately.
Answer-first content and FAQ rewriting
We rewrite service introductions and customer questions so the answer appears before supporting detail. Clear service descriptions, coverage areas, qualifications, and factual FAQs help people and retrieval systems understand what you offer without relying on unsupported claims.
AI-crawler access and llms.txt
We check robots.txt, indexing controls, and access restrictions for relevant search and AI crawlers. Search retrieval and model-training access are different decisions. Where appropriate, we add llms.txt as an experimental content guide; it is not a universal standard or a requirement for AI inclusion.
Structured data tied to visible content
We review Service, LocalBusiness, Organization, and FAQPage structured data where each type fits the page. Markup must match visible, accurate information. Valid schema can clarify content, but it does not guarantee an AI citation, a ranking improvement, or Google FAQ rich-result eligibility.
Third-party mentions and citations
We identify relevant directories, legitimate press opportunities, and review profiles that can corroborate your business information. The work prioritizes accurate listings and genuine customer feedback, not purchased reviews, fabricated coverage, or bulk placements that exist only to create links.
AI-visibility monitoring
We establish a repeatable set of service and location prompts, then record which answers mention your business, which sources they cite, and which competitors appear. Reports identify the platform and testing date because generated answers can change between sessions and users.