Become the answer
that AI gives
More and more customers no longer ask Google, but ChatGPT, Claude or Perplexity. GEO (Generative Engine Optimization) makes sure your business shows up in those answers. We build it in technically.
SEO for the AI era
With SEO you want to rank at the top of Google. With GEO you want an AI assistant to mention your business when someone asks "who can build a custom online store?". That requires different technology: AI systems read your site differently than a search engine. They want structured data, clear facts and sources they can verify. That is exactly what we build in.
How we make your site AI-readable
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Schema.org and JSON-LD
Structured data per page type: organisation, service, product, article, FAQ. The language AI systems and search engines understand directly.
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Linked sources (sameAs)
Connecting your entities to Wikidata, Wikipedia and registers. That is how an AI can verify you are who you say you are.
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llms.txt and clean structure
A reading guide for AI crawlers plus semantic HTML, so your content is picked up correctly and completely.
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Speed and accessibility
AI crawlers give up when your site is slow. Static caching and clean code make sure everything gets through.
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Content that gives answers
AI cites pages that genuinely answer questions. We restructure your content around question and answer.
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Measuring what AI says about you
Periodically checking how assistants describe your business and where you are or are not mentioned.
We already build this, down to entity level
For a digital heritage platform we built the full GEO stack: schema.org markup per object type (vehicles, people, organisations, articles, locations), sameAs links to Wikidata and Wikipedia, automatic sitemaps and full static caching. Every page has become a verifiable source for AI systems.
This site itself is our proof as well: structured data, static caching and an AI chatbot that knows our own knowledge base. We sell nothing we do not run ourselves.
Frequently asked questions about GEO
SEO focuses on positions in search results, GEO on being mentioned in AI answers. The basics overlap (good content, a fast site), but GEO leans harder on structured data and verifiable sources. You need both.
No, it complements it. Google remains important, and much GEO work strengthens your SEO directly: rich snippets in Google come from the same schema.org data.
No, and you should distrust anyone who promises that. What we can do: set up your site technically and editorially so AI systems can find, read and verify you. That increases the odds considerably.
Usually, yes. Schema.org and llms.txt can be added to most sites. On Laravel and Statamic sites we can integrate deepest, down to automatically generated markup per page.