Generative engine optimization agency
Get your brand named in AI answers. We do the work in 30 days.
Most AI visibility tools show you a dashboard and leave the fixing to you. GrowingAI implements the changes on your website, whatever it runs on, for a fixed $999.
Fixed price. No contract. We reply within one working day.
ESWAEmtech, a Dubai client, is now cited across five AI engines for IT AMC queries.
 Google AI Overviews | 64 | pos 3.1 | |
 ChatGPT | 55 | pos 2.4 | |
 Perplexity | 60 | pos 2.2 | |
 Gemini | 49 | pos 3.0 | |
 Copilot | 41 | pos 3.6 |
We optimise for every major AI engine, on every major platform
- ChatGPT
- Google AI
- Perplexity
- Gemini
Claude- Microsoft Copilot
WordPress
Shopify
WooCommerce
Webflow
Next.js
Wix
Logos belong to their owners. GrowingAI is an independent agency with no partnership or endorsement implied.
Two clients, real reports. These are examples of method, not forecasts for your site.
The gap
Tools report. We implement.
Tracking is useful, but a dashboard does not change your pages. The Pilot is the work itself.
| AI visibility tools | GrowingAI GEO Pilot | |
|---|---|---|
| What you get | Scores, charts and alerts | Fixes made on your own site |
| Who does the work | You or your developer | We do, with your approval |
| Platform | Any, but you edit it | WordPress, WooCommerce, Shopify, custom code |
| First change live | Depends on your team | Week 2 |
| Price | Monthly subscription | $999 one time |
| Proof | Dashboard numbers | Same prompts tested before and after |
We still recommend tracking after the Pilot. It is the next step, not the first one.
What we change
Everything that decides whether AI names you
One niche, done properly. Every item below is done for you inside the Pilot.
Know where you stand before we touch anything
We run up to 20 buyer questions through five AI engines, record who gets named and which sources are cited, and save the answers with dates.
- A fixed prompt set you approve
- Mentions and citations per engine
- Competitors named side by side
| Prompt | Engine | Visibility | Status |
|---|---|---|---|
| best geo agency for small business | ChatGPT | 82% | Cited |
| how much does geo cost per month | Google AI Mode | 64% | Mentioned |
| generative engine optimization services | Perplexity | 47% | Mentioned |
| llms.txt do i need it | ChatGPT | 31% | Not shown |
| ai visibility audit checklist | Gemini | 58% | Cited |
| geo vs aeo vs seo | Google AI Overviews | 22% | Not shown |
Let every useful crawler in
A page that a crawler cannot fetch cannot be cited. We check robots rules, firewalls, rendering and sitemaps per crawler, then fix what blocks reading.
- Per crawler access checks
- Sitemap, canonical and redirect clean up
- Server rendered content for bots
- CriticalAI crawlers blocked in robots.txt
- WarningMissing canonical on 14 pages
- WarningSchema does not match visible text
- WarningSlow LCP on mobile templates
- NoticeSitemap lists redirected URLs
Say who you are the same way everywhere
Structured data that matches the visible page, clear organisation facts, and consistent names across your site and profiles, so engines can tell what you are.
- Schema that matches visible text
- Consistent entity facts
- llms.txt where it adds value
{ "@type": "LocalBusiness", "name": "Your brand", "areaServed": "Dubai", "sameAs": [ "linkedin.com/..." ] }
- ValidMatches visible page text
- ValidSame name on profiles
- CheckOpening hours missing
Ten pages rewritten to be quoted
We rewrite your priority pages answer first: a direct answer, the detail behind it, tables where useful and FAQs written from real buyer questions.
- Up to 10 priority pages
- Headings that match real questions
- Human edited, sourced and dated
- Direct answerTwo sentences with the range
- What moves the priceScope, markets, competition
- Comparison tableRetainer vs project vs tools
- Proof and limitsDated facts, honest caveats
- FAQSix real questions
Test the same prompts again
In week four we run the same prompts on the same engines and show you before and after, including what did not move.
- Same prompts, same method
- Honest report, limits stated
- 90 day roadmap for what comes next
- DoneAnswer blocks added to 6 service pages
- DoneAI crawlers allowed, sitemap cleaned
- NextThird party profiles to match entity facts
The 30 day Pilot
Four weeks from access to proof
A fixed scope you can read before you pay.
Baseline and audit
We record what five AI engines say about you today, check crawler access and audit your entity facts. You see the gaps in plain language.
- Up to 20 buyer prompts, five engines
- AI crawler access check
- Technical and entity audit
We implement the fixes
Technical fixes go in first, then we rewrite and restructure up to ten priority pages. We work in your admin, a staging copy or a Git repository, and you approve changes.
- Crawler rules, sitemap, canonicals, schema
- Answer ready rewrites with FAQs
- Works on WordPress, Shopify, custom code
{ "@type": "LocalBusiness", "name": "Your brand", "areaServed": "Dubai", "sameAs": [ "linkedin.com/..." ] }
- ValidMatches visible page text
- ValidSame name on profiles
- CheckOpening hours missing
Retest, report, hand over
We test the same prompts again and give you a before and after report with a 90 day roadmap. You keep every change and every document.
- Before and after prompt tests
- Plain language report
- Roadmap for the next 90 days
- DoneAnswer blocks added to 6 service pages
- DoneAI crawlers allowed, sitemap cleaned
- NextThird party profiles to match entity facts
Any website
We work where your site lives
You give us access. We make the changes safely and document each one.
WordPress
Robots rules, schema, sitemaps, caching and content, without breaking your theme.
WordPress GEOShopify
Theme level structured data, robots rules and product page content.
Shopify GEOWooCommerce
Product schema, category pages and cache rules that suit stores.
WooCommerce GEOCustom code
Next.js, React, headless and plain HTML, through a Git repo and pull requests.
Custom site GEOEvery AI engine
One plan, six engines
ChatGPT
Search crawler access, source quality and clear answers.
ChatGPT SEOGoogle AI Overviews and AI Mode
Indexed, snippet ready pages that answer sub questions.
AI OverviewsPerplexity
Fast, cited answers that favour clear, well sourced pages.
Perplexity SEOGemini
Google controls, entity clarity and trusted sources.
Gemini SEOClaude
Documented crawlers and search behaviour, explained plainly.
Claude SEOMicrosoft Copilot
Bing indexing, Webmaster Tools and IndexNow.
Copilot SEOReal work
Two clients, real reports, real limits
Emtech, Dubai
A Dubai IT company rebuilt for search and AI. We repaired crawler access, rebuilt service pages to answer buyer questions and added a working lead path.
Sudarshan Stoneix
A marble and granite company built from zero. Product pages, technical work and entity facts in six months, measured in Search Console and an AI mention tracker.
One client per market. Results depend on your starting point, so read these as examples of method, not promises.
Why GrowingAI
One niche, stated plainly
Only GEO
We do not sell chatbots, automation or web design. Everything we know goes into getting brands named in AI answers.
How GEO worksProof you can check
Real client reports with limits stated. No invented logos, no borrowed statistics, no guaranteed rankings.
Read the casesA price you can read
The Pilot is $999, fixed. Ongoing work is quoted in writing after the baseline, so you decide with facts.
See pricingInsights
Guides from the work
AI Agent, Chatbot or Automation: Which One Does Your Business Need?
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What does a GEO company do? Deliverables, week by week
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Top GEO services: what each includes, who needs it and the order to buy
The eight services a GEO agency can sell, from audit to reporting. What each includes, who needs it, how much effort it takes and…
GEO in plain words
What generative engine optimization actually is
Generative engine optimization, or GEO, is the work of making your business easy for AI tools to find, understand and name when someone asks them a question. The tools are things like ChatGPT, Google AI Overviews and AI Mode, Perplexity, Gemini, Claude and Microsoft Copilot. Instead of a list of ten blue links, the buyer gets one written answer. That answer often names a few companies and sometimes shows the pages it drew from.
If your company is one of the names, or one of the sources, you are in the conversation. If it is not, the buyer may never see you, even if you rank well in classic search. That is the whole problem GEO tries to solve, and it is why we work on this one thing only. You can read the full explanation on our generative engine optimization page.
GEO is not a trick and it is not a replacement for good SEO. A site that search engines cannot crawl, or that says different things in different places, is hard for an AI tool to trust. A site with clear pages, consistent facts and open access is easier. Most of GEO is basic work that nobody has done in order. If you want the naming history, including why people say AEO, LLMO or AI SEO, see what LLMO is and why the names differ.
One honest point before anything else. Nobody controls what an AI engine says. Answers change by user, place, language and day. What we can do is remove the things that stop you being named, make the right pages easy to quote, and test before and after. We never promise a ranking, a citation or traffic.
- Plain definition, no jargon needed
- Builds on SEO, does not replace it
- No guaranteed outcomes, only tested change
How AI engines pick sources
Five things that decide whether you are named
The details differ by engine and change often. These five show up again and again in how the engines describe their own products and in what we see when we test.
They must be able to read you
Many AI answers come from a live search step. If your robots rules, firewall or page rendering stop a crawler, the page cannot be fetched and cannot be cited. This is the first thing we check.
They search in several ways
One question is often turned into several smaller searches behind the scenes. This is called query fan out. Your page can win one sub question and lose another. See query fan out explained.
They prefer pages that answer
A page that states the answer in its first lines, then adds detail, is easier to quote than one that circles the point. Headings that match real questions help.
They look for agreement
When your site, your profiles and other sites say the same thing about your name, location and services, an engine can be more sure what you are. Conflicts make you risky to name.
They notice what others say
Reviews, directories, news and community discussions are sources too. A brand mentioned only on its own site has fewer reasons to be named. See mentions versus citations.
They care about freshness
For topics that change, old pages lose out. A visible date and honest updates matter more than a hidden date field.
Mentions and citations
The difference between being named and being linked
A mention is when an AI answer says your brand name. A citation is when the answer points to your page as a source. They are not the same, and you can have one without the other. A company can be named from what the model learned in training and never be linked. Another can be linked as a source and never be recommended by name.
Both matter, for different reasons. A citation sends a reader to your page. A mention shapes what the reader believes before they ever click. In our baseline we record both for each engine and each prompt, so you can see which one you are missing. Our guide on brand mentions versus citations explains how to read this.
We also record what the answer says about you, not just whether it names you. A wrong address, an old service or a mixed up founder is a problem to fix, and the cause is often a conflict between sources that you control.
Rule of thumb: a mention without a citation tells you the engine knows you. A citation without a mention tells you the engine trusts a page of yours. You want both.
Compare
Classic SEO and GEO side by side
| Classic SEO | GEO | |
|---|---|---|
| The reader sees | A list of results to choose from | One written answer, sometimes with sources |
| The goal | Rank higher and earn the click | Be named and cited inside the answer |
| Unit of work | A page for a keyword | A page for a question, plus the facts around it |
| What blocks you | Crawl errors, thin pages | Blocked AI crawlers, conflicting facts, vague pages |
| How you measure | Rankings, clicks, impressions | Repeated prompt tests: who is named, who is cited |
| What they share | Crawlable, fast, useful pages and trust | Crawlable, fast, useful pages and trust |
The bottom row is the point. If you have good SEO, you are not starting from zero. Read GEO versus AEO versus SEO for the longer version.
The problem
Who needs GEO most
Your buyers research with AI before they contact anyone
If your customers ask an assistant for providers, comparisons or prices before calling, an answer that names others and not you costs you the first impression.
You rank, but you are never named
Good Google positions with no AI mentions usually point to a crawler block, a vague page or a missing entity signal. These are fixable. See why a business does not show in ChatGPT.
AI says something wrong about you
Old prices, a closed branch, a wrong founder name. Engines repeat conflicts they find. Fixing the sources fixes the answer over time.
You sell high consideration services
IT contracts, clinics, property, legal, software and export goods are researched at length. Long research is where AI answers do the most steering.
You sell in the UAE, USA or UK
These are the markets we serve and test from. Buyers there use AI search heavily in English, and in the UAE often in Arabic too.
You have a site but no time
You do not need to learn robots rules and schema. We do the changes and you approve them.
Who does not need it yet
When GEO is not the right next step
We would rather tell you now than after you pay. If your site is not indexed in search at all, fix that first. If you have no pages that describe what you sell and who you serve, the first job is to write them, and that is a site build, which the Pilot does not include. If your buyers never ask AI tools anything about your category, there is less to gain today.
A quick way to check is to ask the five questions your best customers asked before they bought. Put them into two or three AI tools. If the answers name competitors and not you, or name you wrongly, GEO is relevant. If the answers are empty or irrelevant, the topic may be too niche for AI engines yet. The free AI visibility checker can help you run that test, and our post on whether GEO is worth it for a small business goes through the decision.
The Pilot, day by day
What happens after you say yes
- 1
Day 1 to 2: access and scope
You send a website address, the access method that suits you (admin login, a staging copy or a Git repository) and your list of buyer questions. We confirm one domain and one language and agree the prompt set.
- 2
Day 3 to 7: baseline and audit
We run up to 20 buyer prompts through five AI engines and save the answers with dates. We check which AI crawlers can reach your site, then audit the technical setup and your entity facts. You get a plain language list of gaps.
- 3
Week 2: technical fixes
We change crawler access and robots rules, tidy the sitemap and canonicals, and add structured data that matches the visible pages. We add llms.txt if it is useful for your site. Every change is documented and you approve it.
- 4
Week 3: answer ready pages
We rewrite and restructure up to ten priority pages. Each gets a direct answer, headings that match real questions, a FAQ written from the prompt set, and schema. You review before anything goes live.
- 5
Week 4: retest and report
We run the same prompts on the same engines and compare. You receive a before and after report that includes what did not move, plus a 90 day roadmap. You keep every change and every document.
Reading the report
What the week four report tells you
A report is only useful if you can act on it.
The report lists each prompt, each engine, and what the answer said in week one and in week four. It shows where you were named, where you were cited, and where a competitor took the place you wanted. We note the date of every capture because answers change.
It also lists what we changed, page by page, so you can connect an effect to a cause where that is fair, and say so where it is not. Several changes happen together, and we do not claim to split credit neatly.
The last part is the 90 day roadmap: the next fixes ranked by likely value, with effort noted. Some are work you can do in house. Some are work we would quote. You decide with facts in hand.
- Prompt by prompt, engine by engine
- Dated captures, not just scores
- Ranked next steps with effort noted
- DoneAnswer blocks added to 6 service pages
- DoneAI crawlers allowed, sitemap cleaned
- NextThird party profiles to match entity facts
Honest limits
What the Pilot does not do
The Pilot covers one domain and one language. It is not a new website build, and it does not include ongoing digital PR, link building or paid media. If your fix list includes work outside the scope, we say so in the report and quote it separately.
Third party sources matter to AI answers, and they take longer than 30 days to build. We point out the sources worth earning in the roadmap. Our guide to digital PR for AI citations explains why this work is slower and what it looks like.
Finally, the results from our two published clients, Emtech in Dubai and Sudarshan Stoneix, are examples of method on two sites in two markets. They are not a forecast for yours.
Which page to read
Pick the question you have today
I want the basics
Start with the definition and the reasons behind it.
What is GEOI want to understand how engines choose
A calm walk through retrieval, sources and trust.
How engines choose sourcesI want a checklist
Run through your own site before you hire anyone.
GEO checklistI need my prompts
How to find the questions your buyers really ask.
Prompt researchI want to measure
What to track and what to ignore.
Measure GEOI want to know the cost
What the Pilot costs and how ongoing work is quoted.
PricingGlossary
Terms you will meet, and where to read more
GEO has its own vocabulary and it can sound heavier than it is. A citation is a linked source in an AI answer. A mention is your name in the text. Retrieval is the step where an engine fetches pages before it writes. Query fan out is the habit of turning one question into several searches. An entity is a clearly identified thing, such as your company, that engines can tell apart from similar names. Schema markup is code that labels facts on a page for machines. llms.txt is a proposed file that summarises your site for AI tools, and it is not a confirmed ranking factor.
Every term is defined in full in our GEO glossary. For the two files most people ask about, see AI crawlers and robots.txt and llms.txt: do you need one. For brand consistency, read entity SEO for GEO.
- 1Asks AIA buyer types a real question into ChatGPT, Gemini or Google.
- 2Sees your nameYour page is cited as a source in the answer.
- 3Visits or messagesThey open the page or write to you on WhatsApp.
- 4Gets a fast replyAn agent answers in seconds and asks the right questions.
- 5Talks to your teamA qualified lead lands with a summary.
FAQ
Questions we hear first
What is GEO?
Generative engine optimization is the work of making your brand easy for AI tools such as ChatGPT, Google AI Overviews, Gemini and Perplexity to find, understand and name in their answers. It builds on a sound SEO foundation and adds a focus on access, clear answers and consistent facts.
What do I get for $999?
A 30 day, done for you GEO Pilot: a baseline across five AI engines on up to 20 buyer prompts, technical fixes, up to ten priority pages rewritten to be answer ready, a retest and a before and after report with a 90 day roadmap.
Can you guarantee that ChatGPT will mention us?
No, and be careful with anyone who does. AI answers change by user, place and day. We improve the conditions that make a mention more likely, test before and after, and report honestly.
Does it work on Shopify, WooCommerce and custom sites?
Yes. We work on WordPress, WooCommerce, Shopify and custom code including headless sites. You give us access to the admin, a staging site or a Git repository, and you approve each change.
Why not just buy an AI visibility tool?
Tools are good at measuring. They do not rewrite your pages or fix your crawler rules. The Pilot does that work first, and you can add tracking afterwards.
Do you work with companies in India?
Our team is based in India, and we serve clients in the UAE, USA and United Kingdom. We are not taking on new India based clients at this time.
What happens after the 30 days?
You keep every change and document. If you want ongoing work, we quote it in writing from the roadmap. If you do not, nothing renews.
How is GEO different from SEO?
SEO aims to rank pages in a list of results. GEO aims to get your brand named and cited inside a written AI answer. They share a base of crawlable, useful, trusted pages, so good SEO helps. GEO adds attention to AI crawler access, direct answers, consistent entity facts and repeated prompt testing.
How do I know if AI is already mentioning my business?
Write the five questions a buyer would ask before choosing a provider like you. Run them through several AI tools and note who is named and which sites are cited. Do it again on another day, because answers vary. The free AI visibility checker and our baseline both follow this method.
Which AI engines do you test?
The baseline covers five engines, and we choose them with you based on where your buyers are. The set usually includes ChatGPT, Google AI Mode or AI Overviews, Perplexity, Gemini and Microsoft Copilot. We also advise on Claude. Engines and features change often, so we date every capture.
How long before I see a change?
Some technical fixes can be picked up within days or weeks, depending on how often engines revisit your site. Other changes, such as third party mentions, take longer. We retest in week four and show what moved and what did not. We cannot promise a timeline.
Do I need to change my website platform?
No. The Pilot works on WordPress, WooCommerce, Shopify, custom code and headless sites. You give us admin access, a staging copy or a Git repository, and you approve each change before it goes live.
What do you need from me to start?
Your website address, access in the form you prefer, the names of your main services and the questions your buyers ask. If you do not have the questions written down, we help you build them in week one from your own enquiries and sales calls.
Can I do the work myself with your free tools?
Yes, for parts of it. The robots.txt generator, llms.txt generator, FAQ schema generator and access checker are free. The Pilot is for people who would rather have the whole job done, tested and documented for a fixed price.
Will AI engines copy my content without credit?
Some crawlers are used for training and some for search and answers. You can allow one kind and block the other in robots.txt. We help you choose based on your business, and we explain the trade offs plainly because the right choice differs by company.
Start your GEO Pilot
Tell us your website and the five questions your buyers ask. We reply within one working day with a clear next step.
- Fixed $999, one time
- We implement the work for you
- Any platform, delivered in 30 days