SEO, GEO, and AI search visibility
These guides cover the shift from traditional search to AI search: what GEO or generative engine optimization, involves, what has to be true of your website before it starts, and how to measure it honestly. If AI search is new to you, start with The Pages Every Website Needs for AI Search. If you’re evaluating GEO services, start with The Bridge from SEO to GEO.
The Pages Every Website Needs for AI Search
Before an AI system can recommend your business, it has to understand your business. It builds that understanding from a specific set of pages.
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The Bridge from SEO to GEO
The foundation work that must happen before GEO: a stable website, one consistent set of business facts, a cleaned-up content library, data-backed proof, and the off-site profiles you already control.
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Why Your SEO Strategy Can’t Be Created Without You
Why a current SEO strategy, including GEO and AI visibility, requires your knowledge and an interactive strategy process. For anyone who has wondered why an agency full of experts can’t do it right without you.
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Entity Consistency for Businesses
How to establish one set of facts about your organization, people, services, credentials, and profiles, and keep every public source aligned with it.
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How to Modernize an Established SEO Content Library for AI Search
What to do with years of declining or outdated SEO content: how to evaluate each page, what to keep, what to repurpose, and what to remove.
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AI Citation Readiness Guide
How to evaluate whether your content can be found, understood, verified, and used as a source by AI systems, and what disqualifies a page.
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AI Search Visibility Measurement Methodology
How we evaluate mentions, citations, accuracy, cited pages, and referral traffic in AI search, and the limitations we document along the way.
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Web Design and Development
The Marketing Manager’s Guide to Managing a Website Redesign
How to evaluate a website designer, review proposals, define roles and expectations, identify early red flags, and manage the decisions that create or reduce redesign risk to SEO.
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