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A customer asks AI "who should I pick" and gets other brands. You're out of the running before they ever reach your site.
AI Visibility / GEO
Customers increasingly ask ChatGPT, Gemini and Perplexity who to pick. We help you understand your position in AI results and land in the answers: audit, consulting and done-for-you promotion, in four languages.
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AI visibility (also called GEO, AIEO, AEO, LLMO) is how often AI tools mention and recommend you in their answers to customers. We measure it, give direction and raise it systematically, without jargon and without promises of a "guaranteed spot".
We look at ChatGPT, Gemini, Perplexity and Google AI Overviews, with the focus on Google and the global models. You get analysis and a plan from a person, not a login to a dashboard.
A product ladder: diagnosis → direction → execution. Take one service or step through them.
See whether AI knows you and where you stand
A read on 5 metrics (mention frequency, share of voice, sentiment, sources, depth), a competitor comparison, your site's technical readiness and a prioritized plan.
You want expert direction, decisions, team training
Strategy sessions, reviews of your work, contractor checks, and an honest DIY-vs-expert checklist.
You want it all handled for you
Citable content, technical work, mentions without spam, and visibility monitoring with reporting.
| Your situation | Service |
|---|---|
| I don't know whether AI mentions me or where I stand | Visibility Audit |
| I want to understand the topic and act myself, I need direction | AIEO / GEO Consulting |
| A contractor promises a "spot in ChatGPT" — I need it checked | Consulting (second opinion) |
| I'm wary of being tied down by a contract and long commitments | A one-off audit or consultation, no strings attached |
| I want to delegate visibility growth, done for me | AI Promotion |
Each service leaves you with something concrete to keep, not just access to a dashboard.
A report on the 5 metrics with screenshots of the AI answers, walked through on a call, findings in plain language and a prioritized plan.
A short priority plan: what to change first, what you can do yourself for free, and what to delegate.
A monthly report on the same 5 metrics with trends and a plan for the next month, so you can see what moved and why.
By OpenAI's own figures, around 800 million people were using ChatGPT every week as of October 2025. And the AI tools barely overlap in who they cite: a Profound analysis of 680 million citations found only about 11% of domains show up in both ChatGPT and Perplexity, so a high Google ranking doesn't carry over to AI on its own.
A customer asks AI "who should I pick" and gets other brands. You're out of the running before they ever reach your site.
Plenty of "guaranteed placement" and conflicting advice. Without a sober measurement, it's easy to pay for something that does harm.
GEO/AIEO/AEO/LLMO, the acronyms bury the point. You need a clear order of action and priorities.
Ordinary search ranks pages and hands back a list of links.
An AI tool builds one answer and names specific brands and sources inside it.
SEO is largely about keywords and links.
AI visibility is about entity, authority and an answer structure that's easy to cite.
A high Google ranking is the goal in itself.
It doesn't carry over to ChatGPT automatically: the set of sources AI tools lean on differs noticeably from Google's results.
More in the audit and consulting.
The method is transparent: results are reproducible, you can run the same queries yourself.
Three independent sources point the same way: traditional search is giving ground to AI answers, and that changes where businesses get their customers from.
Per Pew Research (July 2025, 68,879 searches in the US), when Google shows an AI answer, users click through to an ordinary link 8% of the time, versus 15% with no AI block. Only 1% follow a link inside the AI answer itself. The authors note the data covers the US market and shows a trend rather than proving cause and effect.
Bain & Company (February 2025) estimates that around 60% of search sessions now end without a click to an outside site. Organic traffic at a number of sites has already fallen 15-25%. At the same time, Adobe Analytics recorded a 1,200% rise in visits from generative AI to US retail sites between July 2024 and February 2025: if a site is named in the answer, its traffic grows.
McKinsey (October 2025) forecasts that by 2028 more than 75% of Google searches will come with an AI answer (today it's around half). At risk: 20 to 50% of traditional-search traffic for brands that don't show up in AI results. A brand's own site makes up just 5-10% of the sources AI builds its answer from.
There's a variable you can control here, though: the peer-reviewed GEO study (Aggarwal et al., KDD 2024 / arXiv:2311.09735) found that structured content with statistics, cited sources and clear facts can lift a source's visibility in generative-engine answers by up to 40%. That's exactly what our three services are about, whether you want diagnosis, direction or the full cycle.
Sources: Pew Research Center, July 2025 · Bain & Company, February 2025 · Adobe Analytics / Adobe Blog, March 2025 · McKinsey & Company, October 2025 · Aggarwal et al., "GEO: Generative Engine Optimization", KDD 2024.
We work in EN, UK, RU and PL, writing content in the market's own language rather than running it through machine translation. AI tools tend to lean on sources in the same language as the query: an answer to a Polish question is usually built from Polish sources.
So we build visibility for each market separately, instead of translating one text into four languages and hoping it lands.
Before you order anything, you can simply take a look. On a short call we run 2-3 of your real queries live across two engines and show whether AI names you today or names competitors instead. A person does this, not an automated checker: you see the actual answers and our read on them, with no report and no commitment.
How it plays out in practice: for one client, ChatGPT kept naming a competitor's outdated page on a core query instead of the current service. We traced the source, then fixed the data and markup on the site over a few days. It's a reproducible process, not a one-off trick.
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