Business information is scattered or inconsistent
Names, service coverage or product details differ across your website, business listings and third-party pages.
Starting with business information that can be published and verified, we review brand descriptions and information gaps, improve website content, and regularly observe an agreed set of questions.
Let’s talkNames, service coverage or product details differ across your website, business listings and third-party pages.
Sales and technical teams know the answers, but the website lacks specifications, project examples, comparison criteria and sources.
Answers and citations may vary by question, region and test date. Original records are needed to assess changes.
These are modules to discuss. Deliverable quantities, access permissions and implementation scope are agreed before work begins.
Confirm accurate descriptions of products, services, locations, credentials and project examples, noting sources, usage permissions and update dates.
Build service explanations, buying guides, FAQs and evidence-based comparisons around how customers choose and compare.
Improve business descriptions, service terms and page structure. Review platform information where contact is possible, and only change third-party content with authorization.
Record questions, engines, dates, regions, access methods, original answers and citation links. Distinguish observed results from recommendations and information that cannot be verified.
You confirm business facts, provide materials we may use and authorise the website and data access needed. Public content and substantive changes are reviewed before implementation.
Confirm products and services, target markets, customer decisions, and the existing website and source material.
Review search and website performance, identify information gaps, and prioritize an action list.
Update the website, content and public information within the agreed scope, keeping change and review records.
Observe search, sampled AI answers and relevant enquiries, using sales feedback to adjust the next steps.
GEO does not mean writing answers into a model. Whether a platform mentions, cites or recommends a business is beyond our control. A single observation or internal score does not represent performance across the web.
Tell us what you offer, who you serve and which markets you want to reach. We can then discuss priorities for your website and search work.