Get cited by the answer, not just the index.
Stay ahead of modern search by optimizing for Google AI Overviews, ChatGPT, Gemini, Perplexity, and other AI-powered search experiences. We leverage AI-driven keyword research, semantic SEO, topical authority, content optimization, entity SEO, schema implementation, and Generative Engine Optimization (GEO) to maximize visibility across both traditional search engines and AI assistants.
- Optimized for AI Overviews
- Entity and semantic SEO
- Cited by the assistants
The problem
Search is moving from a list of links to a synthesized answer. If the assistant answers the question without citing you, the ranking you worked for never turns into a visit — and traditional SEO reporting will not even show you the loss.
How we fix it
We optimize for how the model reads: clear entities, structured data, factual passages worth quoting, and topical authority deep enough that the assistant treats you as a source rather than a result.
Generative Engine Optimization
Content structured to be quoted by AI Overviews, ChatGPT, and Perplexity.
Entity & semantic SEO
Entities and relationships the model can actually resolve.
Schema implementation
Structured data that tells the machine exactly what it is reading.
Topical authority
Depth across a topic cluster, not one post chasing one keyword.
- 01
Baseline
Where you are cited today across AI search — and where you are not.
- 02
Structure
Schema, entities, and passages the model can lift confidently.
- 03
Build authority
Topic clusters deep enough to be treated as a source.
- 04
Track
Citation share across assistants alongside classic rankings.
- Cited inside AI-generated answers
- Visible in both classic and AI search
- Content the model can quote without hedging
- Reporting that tracks citation, not just rank
It builds on it. The technical foundations are the same; what changes is structuring content so a model can lift a confident, attributable answer out of it.
Partially, and we are honest about that. Citation share across assistants can be sampled and tracked, but nobody has a Search Console for ChatGPT yet.
No — everything that makes content quotable by a model (clear structure, schema, factual passages) also helps classic search.