Lack of Citations
Your brand is mentioned online, but AI search engines do not include you as a reference or link in their answers.
Generative Engine Optimization (GEO)
Optimize your visibility and secure citability across generative search platforms like ChatGPT, Claude, Perplexity, Gemini, Copilot, and Google AI Overviews.
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Users no longer just look up keywords; they converse with language models. If your site lacks semantic structure and relational depth, LLMs will overlook your brand when citing sources.
Your brand is mentioned online, but AI search engines do not include you as a reference or link in their answers.
Your content is written for 2020-style SEO. It lacks the information density and logical structure that LLMs require to validate you.
Missing schema structures and Wikidata mapping, leaving AI bots unable to identify your brand parameters unambiguously.
Areas of Work
Measuring how often your brand is recommended across major LLMs for transactional queries, analyzing which competitor links are cited.
Advanced JSON-LD implementation to explicitly declare relationships between your brand, products, authors, and industry nodes.
Adapting key content zones using information relevance principles to maximize the probability that LLMs pick you as a source.
Refining the auxiliary data sources that LLMs use to verify information (industry directories, review platforms, and structured databases).
Social proof
Pablo dominates technical SEO and also understands how AI is truly changing search. You don't have to explain the context twice, and working with him is very easy. In this industry, that is worth a lot.
FAQs
Direct answers, no magic promises, about what GEO really is and what to expect.
GEO (Generative Engine Optimization) works to get your brand cited in the answers given by AI engines like ChatGPT, Claude, Perplexity, or Gemini, instead of ranking in a list of search results. It shares technical foundations with SEO (crawling, indexation, authority, entity markup), but the goal changes: it is not about ranking in a SERP, but about being the source a language model chooses to cite or recommend when answering a question.
No, and anyone who promises that is not being honest. AI engines decide what to cite based on their own relevance, freshness, and trust criteria, which change without notice. What can be done is optimizing the signals that increase the likelihood of citation: semantic clarity, correct structured data, verifiable brand authority, and content that directly answers the query intent.
By manually auditing with real queries related to your business across the main engines (ChatGPT, Perplexity, Gemini, Copilot), tracking whether you get cited, how often, and against which competitors. There is not yet an automated tracking tool as reliable as Search Console is for traditional SEO, so measurement today is more manual and qualitative.
No. Google remains by far the largest source of organic traffic for the vast majority of businesses. GEO is a complement, not a replacement: it is worked on in parallel with technical SEO, reusing much of the same foundation (schema, authority, content quality) with an added focus on AI citability. In fact, Google's own AI Overviews mostly cite and link to pages that already have a solid SEO foundation: traditional indexing and authority are still the entry point, GEO adds the citability layer on top rather than replacing it.
It depends on your starting point. If your brand already has solid authority and online presence, the first citability changes can show up within weeks. If you are starting from low authority or weak content, the process is slower because you first need to build the trust signals AI models use to decide what to cite.
Businesses where buyers research before deciding and use AI assistants as part of that research: B2B SaaS, professional services, product comparisons, or categories with complex purchase decisions. For example, someone evaluating quality management software for a life sciences company will likely start by asking ChatGPT what options exist before checking a Google ranking. For impulse-buy or purely local businesses, like a "plumber near me" search, the real impact today is much smaller: traditional local SEO still carries more weight there.
Contact
Tell me what products or services you offer, the searches you want to capture in ChatGPT, Claude, or Perplexity, and your current status. If there is a fit, we will build a custom GEO plan.