Real results, not sample data.

A regular SEO agency optimises for traditional rankings. An AI SEO agency also builds the entity signals, structured content, and citation-worthy authority that get you mentioned in ChatGPT, Gemini, and AI Overviews – a genuinely different skill set most general agencies haven’t caught up to yet.

They overlap but aren’t the same. AEO wins direct-answer placements like featured snippets. GEO focuses on being cited by generative AI tools. LLM optimization goes further, shaping how individual models specifically represent your brand. Most businesses benefit from a blend, weighted differently depending on your goals.

No honest AI SEO agency can guarantee a specific AI-generated citation – these are model outputs, not paid placements. What we can do is build the signals that meaningfully improve your odds and track what’s actually changing.

Both. Traditional search isn’t disappearing, but a growing share of research now happens through AI tools – an agency that only does one or the other is covering half the picture.

We test real prompts across ChatGPT, Gemini, Perplexity, and other platforms to see how and whether your brand is mentioned, then track that over time – not just traditional keyword rankings.

Both, technical SEO (crawlability, site health, indexation) is still the foundation everything else depends on, AI visibility included. We don’t skip it to focus only on the newer AI-specific work.

Entity SEO means clearly defining who your business is, what you do, and what you’re an authority on, so both search engines and AI systems can confidently represent you. It underpins most of the AI visibility work we do.

Yes – in some ways it’s easier, since there’s no existing outdated information for AI models to unlearn. Building strong signals from day one is simpler than correcting years of inconsistent content later.

AI search rewards clear, well-sourced, directly answerable content that models can confidently lift and cite differently from writing purely to rank in a list of links, though the two approaches overlap more than they conflict.

A mix of manual prompt testing across major models and AI-visibility monitoring tools, since off-the-shelf SEO platforms weren’t built to track AI citations specifically – this space is still maturing, and we’re upfront about that.