Google says there are no additional requirements to appear in AI Overviews beyond being indexed and eligible for a snippet, so the same technical work serves both.
What is included
- Technical audit. Crawling, indexation, canonicals, sitemaps, redirects and broken links, with a ranked fix list.
- Crawler access. robots.txt, firewall and CDN rules checked for search engine crawlers and for PerplexityBot, so no rule blocks them by accident.
- Rendering. We check that your main content is in the page's HTML and not added only by JavaScript, which some crawlers do not run.
- Speed. Core Web Vitals diagnosis, with fixes made through your site access or handed to your developer as a task list.
- Structured data. schema.org markup for your organisation, products or services, articles and FAQs, matched to what the visible page says.
- Search and question research. The queries your buyers type into search and the questions they ask AI engines, mapped to the pages that should answer them.
- On-page work. Titles, meta descriptions, headings and internal links, and rewrites of key pages so the first sentence under each heading answers it.
- Monthly report. Search Console data next to AI mention and citation rates, with each engine reported separately.
How SEO and GEO fit together
SEO aims for a position in a list of links. GEO aims for a mention or citation inside a written answer. The groundwork overlaps: crawl access, clear pages, correct structured data. What differs is what we measure, and how much third-party descriptions of your brand matter. We run one audit that covers both and one plan that orders the work by what the measurement shows.
What we will not do
- Guarantee rankings or AI mentions. No one controls what a search engine or an AI model shows.
- Buy links, or publish near-identical pages for every city or keyword.
- Hide text or instructions for AI models in your pages.
Start with the free GEO audit, or see pricing.