When customers ask ChatGPT for recommendations, brands want to be the answer. Optimizing for that (GEO) is what SEO was in 2005: new, confusing, and billable.
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Visibility trackingsee when and how AI engines mention the brand
The SEO backboneAI answers lean on the same authority signals as search
Test the answerscheck what the engines actually say
When customers ask ChatGPT or Perplexity for recommendations, brands want to be the answer, and optimizing for that is GEO. It's what SEO was in 2005: new, confusing, and billable, which is exactly why businesses pay for help.
Learn how AI assistants actually cite: which sources they lean on, how structure and entity clarity matter. Then fix those things for the brand through content restructuring, citations, and listings. AI answers lean on the same authority signals as search, so classic SEO fundamentals still carry weight.
Run a free AI visibility audit for a niche brand and show them where they don't appear when ChatGPT and Perplexity are asked about their category. That gap is the pitch. From there, sell a monthly retainer and report progress by tracking visibility across the engines.
You can start by testing answers directly: ChatGPT and Perplexity both have free tiers, and Perplexity shows its sources so you can see which pages to win. Otterly starts around $29 a month for tracking. The heavier SEO toolkits like Semrush and Ahrefs run $129 a month and up, so let client revenue pay for those.
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