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SEO earns you a position in a list of links. GEO — Generative Engine Optimization — earns you a mention inside an AI-generated answer. They overlap, because strong technical SEO and genuine authority help both. They differ in what you optimise: GEO means structuring content so machines can extract and attribute it, building citations on the sources models already trust, and tracking prompts rather than keywords.

AEO — Answer Engine Optimization — is about being the answer to a specific question, including featured snippets and direct AI answers. GEO is broader: being present, described accurately and cited across generative engines whenever your category comes up. In practice they are run together, which is why we keep them inside a single engine rather than selling them separately.

Semrush, Ahrefs, Google Search Console and Screaming Frog for research and technical work; ChatGPT, Perplexity, Claude and Gemini for visibility testing; GA4, Looker Studio and Microsoft Clarity for analytics and CRO; Google Ads and Meta for paid; n8n and HubSpot for automation. We publish the list because an AI search marketing agency that will not tell you its stack is usually hiding how thin it is.

No. AI produces first drafts and variations; a human subject-matter editor revises, fact-checks and approves everything before publication. As an AI content marketing agency our position is that unedited AI content is the fastest way to lose both rankings and credibility — it reads generic, it repeats what already exists, and AI engines are increasingly good at ignoring it.

Yes, and it is often the better setup. We take the specialist layer you cannot staff for — technical SEO, GEO, paid optimisation, automation build — while your team keeps brand, product marketing and the relationships. We train your team on the dashboards so nothing depends on us being in the room.

Across the industry retainers run from a few hundred dollars a month for single-channel local work up to $10,000 and above for full-service enterprise engagements. Ours start at a fixed monthly fee for a single engine. The honest answer is that it depends on how many engines you run and how competitive your market is — the free audit tells us both before either of us commits.

The first 90 days are committed, because nothing meaningful in search shows up faster than that and we would rather not take money for a month that cannot work. After 90 days it is month to month.

Yes. Start with one engine — usually local SEO and Google Business Profile, which tends to pay back fastest for local businesses — and add others once it is covering its own cost. We would rather you grow into an affordable AI marketing agency relationship than overspend in month one and stop in month three.

Your current Google rankings and technical health, how often AI engines mention you for the prompts your buyers actually use, which competitors are being cited instead of you, and the three fixes we would prioritise. It is a real document with no obligation attached — you are free to hand it to another agency.

No. Tool licences are ours. Dashboard access is included at no extra cost, and you keep everything — the accounts, the data and the properties are yours from day one, created in your name rather than ours.

Technical and conversion fixes can move numbers within weeks. Local SEO usually shows movement in six to ten weeks. Competitive organic SEO takes four to six months to be meaningful. AI citations often move faster than organic rankings — sometimes four to eight weeks — because models re-crawl frequently and reward well-structured content. Paid can produce leads in days but takes four to six weeks to optimise properly.

We build a list of the prompts your buyers genuinely type, run them across ChatGPT, Perplexity, Claude and Gemini on a schedule, and record whether you are mentioned, how you are described, and which sources the model used. We also read your server logs to see which AI crawlers are fetching which pages. Both go into your dashboard.

Rankings, AI citation share, organic and AI referral sessions, leads, cost per lead, return on ad spend, review volume and rating, and Core Web Vitals. Not impressions. Not reach. If a metric cannot be tied to leads, revenue or retention, it does not earn a row in your dashboard.

We tell you in the monthly review, before you have to ask. Then we either change the approach or tell you honestly that we are not the right fit and help you exit cleanly. You are month to month after the first 90 days specifically so that conversation is easy to have.

No, and be careful with anyone who does. Nobody controls Google's algorithm or how a language model weights its sources. What we commit to is the work itself, the reporting cadence, and full visibility into what shipped and what it moved.

Senior practitioners. We do not staff accounts with juniors and route you through an account manager who repeats what they were told. You speak to the person doing the work.

Within one working day on weekdays. If something is broken — a site down, a campaign misfiring — we start immediately and tell you what we are doing while we do it.

Yes. Every account, property, page and asset is created in your name and stays with you if we part ways. No hostage accounts, no handover fee.

Request the free audit. We come back within two working days with findings and a recommended priority order. If it makes sense we scope from there. If it does not, you keep the audit anyway.

Access to your analytics and search properties, a 45-minute kickoff call, and one person on your side who can approve things. For the first month, that is genuinely all.