How do AEO and GEO relate to SEO?
AEO and GEO are labels for improving how information is understood and surfaced in answer engines and generative search experiences. The work still depends on accessible pages, clear content, reliable evidence and established SEO foundations, with additional platform-specific observation and measurement.
Is special AI schema required?
No universal AI schema is required. Google states that its AI search features do not need special markup or additional technical requirements beyond normal Search eligibility. I use supported structured data only when it accurately represents visible page content and review other platforms against their own published controls.
Can you guarantee a mention or citation in ChatGPT, Google AI features or another platform?
No. Each platform controls its answers, sources and presentation, and those outputs can change. I can improve verifiable access, clarity, evidence and measurement, then record what is observed without promising a specific mention, citation or placement.
How do you measure AI-search visibility?
I use a dated set of relevant questions and record observed answers, brand descriptions, cited sources and pages. Where available, I add platform-reported data, identifiable referral visits and qualified conversions, keeping those measures separate so the report does not create a misleading combined score.
Can you implement the recommendations?
Yes. Where access and scope allow, I can implement agreed content, internal-linking, metadata, structured-data, CMS and measurement changes directly. I can also prepare developer requirements, coordinate delivery and validate the released pages.
Is this the same as using AI to write SEO content?
No. This service reviews how a business and its information can be discovered and represented across AI-assisted search. AI-supported content production is a separate workflow and does not replace subject expertise, editorial review, source checking or normal SEO quality standards.