AI SEO
When the AI answers, be the answer.
ChatGPT, Perplexity, and Google's AI now decide who gets recommended. AI SEO makes your business the one they cite.
- Schema · entities · citations
- AI-crawler strategy included
- Early-mover advantage, priced sane
- AI SEO (GEO)
- AI SEO — also called Generative Engine Optimization — is the practice of structuring a website so AI engines cite it when answering buyers' questions. It rewards clean structured data, unambiguous entities, and passages an AI can quote verbatim. Same goal as SEO; new judges.
- llms.txt
- A plain-text file that tells AI crawlers what a site offers and which pages matter — an emerging standard alongside robots.txt. Cheap to do properly. This site ships one.
What's included
Citation-ready structure
Definitional passages, FAQs, and schema that AI engines can quote verbatim — your pages become source material.
Entity engineering
Your business, services, and locations described so machines are certain who you are and what you do.
AI-crawler strategy
Deliberate decisions about GPTBot, ClaudeBot, and friends — who reads you, and what they read.
Overlap dividend
Everything here strengthens classic Google SEO too — one investment, two arenas.
Bundled with an SEO engagement, or scoped standalone — custom-quoted when bundled.
Questions we actually get
- Is AI SEO real or a buzzword?
- Both — the buzzword is new, the mechanics are concrete: structured data, entity clarity, and citable content measurably change what AI engines say. We build those mechanics.
- What is GEO?
- Generative Engine Optimization — the emerging name for exactly this work. If an agency can't explain it in one sentence, they're reselling it.
- How do you measure it?
- We test the questions your customers ask AI engines, before and after, and track your citations alongside classic rankings.
- Do I need normal SEO first?
- They're strongest together — most of AI SEO's inputs are top-tier classic SEO done properly.
- Does llms.txt actually matter?
- It's cheap insurance on an emerging standard — and a signal of craft. This site ships one; ask your current agency if yours does.
- Why now?
- Because your competitors haven't. Early entities become default answers, and defaults are sticky.