GEO / AEO / AI Search

Plan SEO and AI-search visibility for your business.

SEOH reviews selected search and AI answers, cited sources, and business details, then outlines content and technical next steps. Rankings and citations are not guaranteed.

Platforms
Google AI, ChatGPT, Perplexity, Gemini, Bing
Lead magnet
Manual AI Visibility Audit
Focus
Entities, citations, answer-ready content

How search results and AI answers differ

Some AI tools summarize a business and link to sources before a user visits its website.

  • Record where the brand appears in agreed AI-search checks
  • Check business facts across the site
  • Prioritize pages for review

How SEOH prepares pages for AI search

SEOH reviews business facts, page structure, buyer questions, and cited sources, then recommends updates to pages and links you control.

  • Entity and fact map
  • Answer-block page structure
  • Citation and source plan

What you receive

The review records observed AI answers, sources, and content gaps in the agreed markets, then outlines a prioritized content and technical work list.

  • A record of the agreed test questions and the answers and sources returned by each tool.
  • Notes on where the brand appeared or did not appear in the agreed AI-search checks.
  • A report on facts and sources found in AI answers and gaps in the site’s public information.
  • Page and business-profile changes listed in priority order.
  • A concise findings summary for client or internal review.

Platform guides

AI-search platforms

See how the audit differs by platform. Inclusion, citations, rankings and the wording of AI answers cannot be guaranteed.

What is GEO

A plain-language explanation of GEO, page clarity, and how the term relates to established SEO work.

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What is AEO

A practical definition of AEO from SEOH, covering answer engine optimization, direct-answer content, FAQ structure, schema, and claim-aware next steps.

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GEO vs SEO

Compare GEO vs SEO with SEOH: what changes for AI-search visibility, what traditional SEO still controls, and how to prioritize both responsibly.

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GEO/AEO checklist

A GEO/AEO checklist from SEOH for AI-search readiness, including entity clarity, direct answers, schema, internal links, and claim support.

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Sources cited by AI

How to improve page information, use legitimate references and record AI citations without promising inclusion.

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Entity optimization for AI search

Entity optimization for AI search from SEOH, covering brand facts, service naming, founder context, past-work context, and consistency checks.

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Schema for AI engines

A guide to choosing structured-data types, matching markup to visible content, and validating changes without promising AI inclusion.

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Zero-click search strategy

Zero-click search strategy from SEOH, covering direct answers, brand recall, AI summaries, snippets, internal CTAs, and qualified inquiry paths.

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AI-ready content frameworks

AI-ready content frameworks from SEOH, covering direct answers, definitions, FAQs, comparison tables, claim support, and internal-link structure.

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Measuring AI-citation success

A framework for repeatable AI citation observations and business signals without treating citations as rankings or guarantees.

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Google AI Overviews

A summary of Google's public AI Search guidance: standard SEO, crawl access, visible content, and no special markup requirement.

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ChatGPT

A guide to OAI-SearchBot access, clear public pages, and the limits on controlling ChatGPT Search citations.

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Perplexity

A guide to PerplexityBot, public page clarity, and observing cited sources in Perplexity Search.

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Gemini Apps

How Gemini Apps presents sources and related links, and what site owners can infer from them.

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Bing Copilot

A guide to Bing AI Performance citation observations and the limits on what those metrics say about ranking or placement.

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FAQ

What does an AI-search review check?

It tests the buyer questions agreed for the review, records the answers and cited sources, and checks the business facts and pages behind them.

What do we receive after the review?

You receive a record of the tested questions, answers, and sources, plus recommended changes to relevant pages and business information. It gives you a starting point for later checks; search rankings and AI citations are not guaranteed.

Can the review cover more than one market or language?

Yes, the scope can include multiple markets or languages. List them in your brief so the proposal can specify which questions and AI-search platforms to check for each.

Contact SEOH

Tell us about your project

Send a brief or book a 20-minute call. Your written quote will confirm the work, price, and timing.

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Discuss agency or white-label work

Talk about your website, priorities, target markets and how we would work with your team.

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