GEOhelp fixes that. We handle the execution: content restructuring, schema, and citations. Your agency can then offer AI visibility without building the expertise in-house.
White-label by default · 3 agency slots open
AI Visibility Score
geohelp.agency · Week 8
1B+
ChatGPT queries per week
+693%
YoY AI-chat traffic growth to retail sites
8 wks
avg. time to first visible results
The problem
Tools like Otterly and Peec.ai are excellent at showing you the gap. They tell you exactly how often a client gets mentioned across ChatGPT, Perplexity, and Claude. But measurement and improvement are different skills, and those platforms don't cover the execution side.
The execution is technically different from SEO. Improving AI visibility means restructuring content so LLMs can extract clean answers, deploying schema types that traditional SEO doesn't touch, and building the kind of third-party citations that language models treat as authoritative. Conflating GEO with Google ranking work produces no results.
And if you're a 4-person agency managing 15 clients, you don't have the bandwidth to build this muscle from scratch — especially when the discipline is still evolving month to month.
“Tracking is easy. Improving it is the hard part.”
Services
Three ways to work together — from a one-off audit to full monthly execution.
One client slot per month. We run the full cycle: audit the prompts, identify what to fix, implement the changes, and report back with results your agency can hand straight to the client.
Covers content restructuring, schema deployment, citation outreach, and a monthly retest against the original query set.
A snapshot of where one client stands across AI search. We test real prompts a buyer would type, score each result, and hand you a ranked list of what to fix first.
Output is a prioritised fix list your team can action internally, or hand back to us for execution.
We build your team a GEO playbook they can actually follow: prompt templates, schema checklists, content restructuring frameworks, and a citation-building process.
Designed so a junior team member can run the process without needing to understand the theory behind every step.
White-label by default — your clients never know we're involved
How it works
Every engagement follows the same four-step cycle. No black-box methods — you see every change and why it was made.
We build a query set based on what your client's buyers actually ask AI, not generic keywords. Then we run each prompt across all major platforms and record what gets cited, mentioned, and missed.
We rank every gap by leverage. Structural gaps (content exists but LLMs can't extract it) require different fixes than authority gaps (no third-party corroboration). The distinction matters because the fix is different for each.
We rewrite content for extractability, deploy schema that makes entity relationships explicit, and build citations on sites LLMs already trust. Every change is documented.
Same prompts, same platforms, measured the same way. The report shows what moved, what didn't, and what we target next. Formatted for your agency to forward directly to the client.
Built in public
GEOhelp tracks its own AI visibility using the same methods applied to clients. This log is updated every week — honest results including when nothing moves.
This site appeared in 0 of 25 test queries across ChatGPT, Perplexity, Google AI Overview and Microsoft Copilot. We're building from zero, in public. The baseline is set. GEO work begins now.
Data gathered through Otterly.AI and manual testing.
FAQ
GEO targets how AI systems cite and surface your content, not how Google ranks it. Traditional SEO optimizes for crawlers and backlink signals. GEO optimizes for how large language models extract answers: content structure, entity clarity, schema specificity, and whether third-party sources corroborate your claims. The techniques overlap in places but the execution is fundamentally different.
ChatGPT (including Browse and SearchGPT), Perplexity AI, Google AI Overviews, and Microsoft Copilot. Each has different extraction and citation behaviours, so we test across all four and tailor fixes accordingly.
Structural and schema changes can start showing within 2–6 weeks. Citation frequency usually improves over a 2–3 month cycle. The timeline depends on the client's existing domain authority, how competitive the query space is, and whether the gaps are structural (fast to fix) or authority-based (slower, requires third-party citations).
No. We're fully white-label, so your client relationship stays yours.
One client slot. Each month: we audit 15+ prompts across all major AI platforms, identify the top three fixes ranked by expected impact, implement those fixes (content rewrites, schema changes, citation outreach), retest the same query set, and deliver a summary your agency can send to the client as-is.
The clearest signal: a competitor appears consistently in AI answers for industry queries and your client doesn't. If you're already tracking this in Otterly or Peec.ai and seeing low scores, GEO work is the execution layer that moves those numbers.
Work with GEOhelp
One free audit. No commitment. We test a client's AI visibility across ChatGPT, Perplexity, and Claude and show you exactly what's missing.
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Tell us about your agency and which client you want to improve AI visibility for. We'll get back within 1 business day.
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hello@geohelp.agencyGEOhelp is run by David, previously in marketing ops and now focused entirely on AI search visibility for agencies.
Knowledge Base
Practical guides on generative engine optimization — what it is, how it differs from SEO, and how to move the numbers.
A clear definition of GEO, how it works, and why it matters for brands that want to appear in AI-generated answers.
Read →ComparisonSEO and GEO target different systems. Here's exactly how they differ in technique, timeline, and outcome.
Read →GuideA five-step process for improving visibility across ChatGPT, Perplexity, and Claude — from audit to retest.
Read →ExamplesReal-world before/after scenarios showing how GEO changes AI citation rates for different business types.
Read →FAQAnswers to the most common questions about AI search optimization, timelines, platforms, and what to expect.
Read →StrategyAI search compresses the traditional decision funnel. Here's what the behavioral shift means for agency clients and why traditional SEO doesn't automatically transfer.
Read →GuideHow to write content that satisfies human readers, search engines, and the language models deciding whether to cite your client's page.
Read →ComparisonBacklinks are the currency of SEO. Corroboration is the currency of AI search. Here's how the two differ and what it means for agency strategy.
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