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Generative engine optimization services that get you named by AI

Generative engine optimisation services help your business get named when AI tools like ChatGPT build one answer from many sources. Being described the same way everywhere matters most.

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An AI answer

Example

Who fixes burst pipes near me tonight?

Your Business Plumbing offers 24-hour emergency call-outs and lists its service area and prices on its site.

  • yourbusiness.comCited
  • a local directory
  • a review site
Example AI answer with an invented business. It shows the idea, not a real result or a promised citation.

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How AI answers pick businesses to name

When AI tools build an answer, they draw on several sources at once. Your goal is to be one of them.

Search rankings compare pages. AI answers are built around businesses and what is known about them. When an AI tool writes about your category, it looks for businesses clearly, consistently and independently known for that thing.

So most of the effort goes into how other sites describe you, not your own website.

What makes a difference

Three things that get your business named, in order of importance

  • Consistency

    Your name, what you do, who you serve and where you work should read the same on your site, profiles, directories and press coverage. Many businesses have three versions of themselves online, which makes them harder to place and easier to leave out.

  • Backing from other sites

    Independent sites saying the same thing about you: press coverage, mentions, citations and customer reviews. It takes longest and is hardest to fake, which is why it counts most when AI tools decide what to trust.

    Content and digital PR

  • Being specific

    Being clearly known for one narrow thing beats being average at a broad one. AI tools reach for businesses that clearly fit a category, so positioning and wording matter more than content volume.

Reading the first results

Three things the first check across AI tools shows

We put a fixed set of your buyers’ questions to the main AI tools. The answers fall into three situations, and each one points to different work.

Reading the first check of buyer questions across the main AI tools.
  1. Is your business named at all when the category comes up?

    Yes: Good. Next, check the description is accurate. Being named with the wrong details is its own problem.

    No: The job is to make you clearly known for this. Right now AI tools aren’t sure enough to name you.

  2. Is the description accurate?

    Yes: Your details match across the web. Effort moves to earning mentions and being known for a narrower thing.

    No: A wrong version is published somewhere AI tools read. Fix it where it lives, as well as on your own site.

  3. Is a smaller competitor named again and again while you are not?

    Yes: Size doesn’t decide it. They clearly fit the category, and your wording probably doesn’t.

    No: Then your position is solid. The quarterly re-check shows whether it holds.

How we work

How our generative engine optimisation service works

We start by recording where you stand: a fixed set of your buyers’ questions put to the main AI tools, noting how they describe you and your category. Businesses often find they are described wrongly or not at all, while a smaller competitor gets named again and again.

Next we check every place a machine could read a description of you, and list where they disagree: company names, service descriptions, old addresses and conflicting claims. Fixing these is routine tidy-up work, and often the biggest single improvement on offer.

Positioning comes next. The words you use decide which categories AI tools can place you in. Describe yourself in words nobody else in your field uses and you are hard to place, which usually means left out.

Earning mentions comes last, because it takes longest. We aim for coverage that agrees with how you describe yourself and, where your business can support it, original data that gives other sites a reason to cite you.

Questions

Common questions about GEO

What is the difference between GEO and AEO?

AEO is about single pages: can AI tools lift a passage and use it as an answer? GEO is about your business as a whole: do AI tools name you when they build an answer about your category from several sources?

That changes where the effort goes. AEO happens on your pages. Most GEO happens elsewhere, in how other sites describe you and whether they back up what you say.

Can you guarantee we get mentioned?

No. AI tools change without notice, and the same question gets different answers for different people on the same day.

We work on the things that make it easier for AI tools to include you. We won’t quote a citation figure we can’t source.

How is this measured?

Roughly. We ask the main AI tools a fixed set of your buyers’ questions and record who gets named, who doesn’t, and what is wrong.

Repeating that every three months shows which way things are moving. It is a rough guide, and we report it that way.

Is any of this different from just having a good brand?

Not by much. A business with clear positioning, consistent descriptions and backing from other sites was always going to do well here.

What is new is that mismatched descriptions now have a direct cost. Describing yourself three ways used to look untidy. Now it makes it harder for AI tools to tell you are one business, and easier to leave you out.

See how AI tools describe your business today

Before our call, we put your company and category to the main AI tools, then walk you through what came back and what we would fix first.

References

Sources for generative engine optimization services

The official documents and research this page is based on. Platform rules change, so check the source before you act on a detail.

  1. Google — top ways to ensure your content performs well in AI experiences
  2. Bing Webmaster Guidelines

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