GEO for your market
GEO helps AI tools describe your business accurately. For online stores, we check what ChatGPT, Gemini, and Google's AI answers say. Then we fix the facts behind those answers.
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Shoppers ask AI tools which product fits a need, a budget, or a gift. That answer often comes before a visit, a call, or a form.
Shoppers compare specifications, variants, delivery, and returns to find the right product. Category pages and product pages answer different parts of that decision. We make sure AI tools can find those facts in plain words.
How GEO works for you
For online stores, we start with the product questions shoppers ask AI tools. Then we fix the catalog facts those tools read and track what changes.
The work builds on clear pages, so it fits well with SEO. For online stores, we check your site, listings, and reviews first. We agree on the questions to track before any changes.
We ask ChatGPT, Gemini, Perplexity, and Copilot what your customers ask. For online stores, that includes questions built from searches like “ceramic pour over coffee set.” We record who gets named and what each answer says.
For online stores, we group the test questions by topic so gaps are easy to spot. Topics include products, comparisons, prices, stock, shipping, and returns.
Make categories, filters, product details, stock information, delivery terms, and checkout easy to use. Keep product claims and availability accurate across the site. AI tools read those same pages, so each fact must be clear and current.
For online stores, the facts that matter most go near the top of each page: product details and specs, prices, stock, shipping and returns, and genuine reviews.
For online stores, we add Product, Offer, and review markup. Structured data is a set of labels machines read. It never says more than the page does.
An AI answer about online stores often blends several sources. If they disagree, the answer can get your details wrong. We find and fix those conflicts in product review sites, marketplaces, Google Merchant Center listings, comparison articles, and social posts.
Prices, stock, and product claims must match your catalog. We only mark up reviews that are genuine. For online stores, that review also covers listings and profiles we update.
We keep a log of AI answers about online stores. Each month we compare mentions, wording, and cited sources.
We also track visits from AI tools in your analytics. For online stores, we compare them with orders.
For online stores, AI answers can shift without warning. We report what happened, with no promised mentions or citations.
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Where this fits
Core service
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GEO library
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Questions about AI search
GEO means generative engine optimization. For online stores, it covers how ChatGPT, Gemini, and Google's AI answers describe you.
We test ChatGPT, Gemini, Perplexity, Copilot, and Google's AI Overviews. For online stores, we focus on the tools your customers use. The list changes as the tools change.
SEO targets the list of links in Google. GEO targets AI answers, including Google's AI Overviews. For online stores, we usually run them together.
We track how often AI tools mention you on topics like “ceramic pour over coffee set.” We also track visits from AI tools and orders. Your team confirms which inquiries were useful.
No. For online stores, we control the facts we publish, not the AI tools. Our reports show what changed and what didn't.
Plan the next AI search step
Share the questions customers ask AI tools about your business. Tell us where the answers get your details wrong.
