When AI is suggesting a brand, make it yours.

It makes your brand appear, get cited and get recommended inside ChatGPT answers, and increasingly inside ChatGPT's sponsored placements. The work has two halves: organic GEO (prompt research, answer-ready content, citations and entity building, crawler access, monthly tracking) and paid campaign management through OpenAI Ads Manager. We do both and report on them together.

Ask for three things: a prompt map of the questions your buyers actually ask (not keywords), evidence of citations won for a previous client with the actual AI answers, and a reporting method that shows share of voice and citations per prompt and engine. For SaaS, check that the agency understands product-led funnels, integrations and comparison pages, which is where engines pull recommendations from.

By working the prompts closest to a purchase: “best X for Y”, “X vs Y”, “is X worth it”, “who should I hire for X”. Those prompts have the fewest names in the answer and the highest intent behind them. AI referral traffic converts several times better than classic search, so a handful of won prompts can outperform hundreds of keyword rankings.

Yes, but nobody can guarantee an engine's output. What an agency controls is the inputs: your pages, your entity, the sources that cite you, crawler access, freshness, and paid placements where ChatGPT Ads are available. Ask any agency for real AI answers naming a client for a buyer prompt, with the date.

SEO earns a position on a results page. GEO earns a mention or citation inside a single synthesized answer, where there are usually three to five names and no page two. Engines reward clear entities, verifiable facts, structured pages, third-party corroboration and crawler access. A GEO agency works on those signals on top of your SEO, never instead of it.

Which engines and countries do you track, and how often? Can I see the actual AI answers, not just a score? How do you separate brand mentions from citations of my domain? What do you change on my site, and what do you build off it? How do you handle crawler access and bot blocking? What happens to paid placements when ChatGPT Ads open in my market? What is the reporting cadence and the exit terms?

Across the market, GEO retainers run from about $2,000 a month for one market and language to $10,000 or more for multi-market enterprise programs with digital PR. We scope pricing after a free audit, based on markets, languages, engines and prompts tracked, and add a separate management fee scoped to ChatGPT Ads budget.

Being found and recommended by large language models: ChatGPT, Perplexity, Gemini, Claude and Copilot. It covers how models read your site (crawlability, structure, llms.txt), what they believe about your brand (entity consistency, third-party corroboration) and what they cite (answer-ready content). We add paid placements in ChatGPT to that organic work.

The same discipline under another name. Answer engines (AI Overviews, AI Mode, Perplexity, ChatGPT search) synthesize one answer instead of listing ten links. An AEO agency optimizes for being the source of that answer: structured, quotable, corroborated and fresh.

An agency that runs both organic GEO and paid LLM advertising, and reports on them in one place. Suggesting.ai manages AI search campaigns end to end: audit, prompt map, answer-ready content, citations, ChatGPT Ads setup and optimization, and monthly reporting by prompt and engine.

A prompt map with volumes and intent stages; a baseline of mentions, citations and share of voice per engine; technical fixes for crawler access and structure; answer-ready pages and off-site citations every month; ChatGPT Ads campaigns where available; and a monthly report with the actual AI answers attached, so results are verifiable.

Five inputs: pages that answer the buyer's exact question with verifiable facts and structure; a consistent brand entity across your site, reviews, media and directories; third-party sources that already get cited naming you; unblocked citation crawlers such as OAI-SearchBot and PerplexityBot; and freshness. Monthly tracking shows which prompts you win and where to work next. Sponsored placements add a paid layer on top.

Yes: one prompt map, one entity, one content pipeline, and one report, applied per engine. Engines differ in what they cite (Perplexity leans on fresh web sources, AI Overviews on Google's index, ChatGPT on its search partners and trained knowledge), so the tactics are weighted differently per engine while the strategy stays the same.