Get your store
found in Google
and named by AI.

GEO, or generative engine optimization, is the work of getting your brand named and cited in answers from AI products such as ChatGPT, Perplexity, Gemini, Claude and Google AI Overviews. It overlaps with SEO, since many of these tools pull from pages that already rank, but the goal is a mention or citation inside the answer rather than a blue link.

Yes. Google AI Overviews and AI Mode draw on Google's index, and tools such as ChatGPT search and Perplexity retrieve web pages when they answer. A store that is not crawlable, indexed and trusted has little chance of being retrieved. We treat GEO as an extension of SEO, not a replacement.

No. Nobody can guarantee a mention. Models give different answers on different runs, for different users and over time. We can measure how often you appear, work on the sources models cite, and report changes. Any agency that promises a specific mention is guessing.

Link insertions are safe when the site is relevant, the page is real and the link is not part of a scheme. Google's spam policies target link spam, including links bought to manipulate rankings without proper rel attributes. We vet each page, avoid private blog networks, and mark paid placements as Google asks.

On-page SEO for ecommerce is optimizing what is on your store's own pages so they match what shoppers search for. It covers titles, headings, descriptions, product details, images, internal links and structured data on collection pages, product pages and guides.

Your store should start with whatever limits growth most. If pages are not indexed or load slowly, begin with technical SEO. If the site is sound but has few links, begin with link insertions and listicles. If you want AI visibility, begin with a prompt baseline. If traffic is healthy but orders are low, begin with conversion rate optimization. The free audit tells you which applies.