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Before you start making changes and creating new content, it’s important to audit where you currently stand. This GEO-focused audit will reveal strengths to build on and gaps to address. We

Establish a routine to monitor and tweak: Iterative Improvement and Adaptation Use the insights from monitoring to iterate: Finally, be patient and persistent. GEO is a new field, and results may

Just as SEO has KPIs (rankings, organic traffic, etc.), GEO will develop its own performance indicators. Some metrics to consider tracking over time include: User Feedback: If you have means, gather

Attribution in the era of generative AI search is tricky, but not impossible. Some strategies to cope with the challenges include: In summary, start your GEO journey by establishing how

Begin by updating your web analytics configurations to recognize traffic from known AI sources: By combining GA4 data, log analysis, search engine consoles, and specialized tracking tools, you’ll establish a

Generative engines don’t simply list 10 blue links; they produce a synthesized answer with inline citations or references. As a result, visibility is multi-dimensional. Key aspects to consider include: By redefining what an

Why This Matters As of mid-2025, ChatGPT isn’t just a curiosity — it’s a traffic-generating search engine in its own right. Millions of users ask it daily for product recommendations, brand

To effectively optimize for generative engines, you must first understand the landscape – the platforms involved, how they function, and how user behavior is shifting. GEO (Generative Engine Optimization) parallels traditional SEO

GEO shares DNA with SEO – both strive to make your content more discoverable – but there are important differences in tactics and focus: In short, SEO is necessary but not sufficient

The importance of GEO is driven by user behavior changes and platform shifts. Here are key reasons you can’t ignore this trend: In summary, the GEO landscape is one where answers trump links, and context