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Generative engine optimization (GEO)

GEO is the name people use for improving how a brand or website appears in AI-generated answers. There is no universal GEO score or recipe.

What the research measures

The foundational GEO paper framed visibility as a measurable property of generated answers and tested content changes in an experimental setting. Its findings do not establish a universal gain for every site or engine.

What to measure

Choose a stable set of relevant prompts. Capture answers and cited sources on a schedule. Identify missing or inaccurate facts about your product, then improve the original pages that should answer those questions.

Publish evidence that others can verify: product documentation, methods, definitions, comparisons, and original measurements. Repeat the same prompt set after a change and keep the raw responses. Log provider updates, account changes, and other page edits that could affect the result.

Limits

A mention is not a conversion. A citation does not prove that the answer is correct. An AI website and its model API may return different answers, so record which one you used.

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