AI Visibility Audit
Review of strategic pages, topical coverage, indexing, answer clarity, entities, sources, authorship, freshness and gaps that may make information harder to retrieve or reference.
RankVera GEO Consulting helps make your website clearer, more verifiable and easier for search systems to understand — without promising citations, rankings or traffic that no consultant controls.
GEO — Generative Engine Optimisation is the practice of improving how content, brands, services and entities can be understood and potentially used within AI-assisted search experiences.
It does not mean abandoning SEO or writing text for bots. A strong GEO strategy starts with the same fundamentals that remain important in traditional search: useful content, clear architecture, crawlability, indexation, good user experience, consistent business information and pages that clearly explain what the organisation does.
GEO adds another question: if a system needs to build an answer from multiple sources, does your website provide information that is clear, specific, current and well supported enough to contribute?
Scope depends on the website, sector, market, information quality and goals. There is no universal checklist and no formula that guarantees citations.
Review of strategic pages, topical coverage, indexing, answer clarity, entities, sources, authorship, freshness and gaps that may make information harder to retrieve or reference.
Editorial structure using direct answers, definitions, comparisons, examples, data, tables and enough context for information to be interpreted accurately.
Consistency across the business name, services, locations, people, institutional pages and other public references to reduce ambiguity around the organisation.
Support for claims through sources, methodology, dates, authors, first-hand experience, case studies, policies, contact information and useful context.
Crawling, indexing, canonicals, structured data, headings, internal linking, sitemaps, robots controls, images, video and other technical discovery fundamentals.
Search Console, Bing Webmaster Tools and other available evidence to understand cited pages, topics and changing visibility without treating citations as rankings.
SEO covers discovery, indexing, relevance, user experience and organic search performance. It remains the foundation.
GEO adds specific attention to how content and entities may participate in generated answers, summaries, grounding systems and other AI-assisted search experiences.
There is substantial overlap. A slow, confusing, blocked or generic website does not become “AI ready” by adding a file or a new piece of markup. Foundations come first. Then we improve the ability of strategic pages to provide distinctive, verifiable and easily interpreted information.
A GEO strategy should not turn a website into a collection of artificial answers. The aim is to make the organisation's genuine knowledge more explicit and useful.
This can involve experience-based comparisons, process explanations, decision criteria, documented case studies, original data, limitations, sources and regular updates to important pages.
When many pages on the web say exactly the same thing, there is little distinctive value. RankVera looks for experience, information or perspective that the business genuinely has but has not yet represented clearly on its website.
Search systems need to connect names, services, people, locations and pages. Inconsistent or vague information creates ambiguity.
We can review how the organisation is represented across service pages, About content, contact details, Google Business Profile and other relevant public presences. Structured data can help represent information that is already true on the page, but it should not be used to invent facts or force associations.
For local businesses, consistency between the website, Google Business Profile and location information remains especially important.
RankVera maintains llms.txt and llms-full.txt as structured public context for systems that choose to use them. This can be useful as part of an open, machine-readable publishing architecture.
However, we do not present these files as a requirement for appearing in Google. Google has clarified that llms.txt is not needed for Google Search and, by itself, does not improve or harm rankings or visibility in its generative search features.
The same principle applies to other supposed shortcuts: serious GEO depends on strong foundations, useful content, evidence and measurement — not a secret tag.
Measurement is still evolving and differs between platforms. We do not create an arbitrary score simply to make incomplete data look precise.
We review pages and queries, growth, CTR and real search demand. Where AI search experiences contribute to Search performance data, we interpret those totals within the platform's own limitations.
Where available for the site, it can provide insight into citations, cited pages and grounding queries across supported Microsoft AI experiences. A citation is not a ranking or authority score.
We review which pages, answer formats and topics are being discovered and where meaningful information gaps remain, always separating observation from causation.
GEO Consulting can begin with an audit and prioritised roadmap. Depending on the project, recommendations may cover technical changes, strategic page improvements, new content, entity clarity, sources, structured data, case studies, editorial FAQs, imagery or monitoring.
Recommendations are separated by priority, effort and dependency. If an opportunity is essentially Technical SEO, content strategy, brand clarity or Local SEO, we say so. We do not rebrand established work simply to sell it as GEO.
Where ongoing implementation is justified, we track what changed, the evidence available and the next hypotheses worth testing.
GEO can be particularly useful for organisations that already have reasonable SEO foundations and want to adapt content strategy to the evolution of search; brands with specialist knowledge that is not yet well documented; businesses where informational research happens before purchase; and teams that want a practical way to measure emerging AI-search visibility.
If the website still has significant indexing, architecture or performance issues, we may recommend starting with an SEO Audit or Technical SEO first.
GEO means Generative Engine Optimisation. It focuses on improving how a brand's content, entities and evidence can be understood and potentially used across AI-assisted search and generated-answer experiences.
No. SEO remains the foundation for crawling, indexing, relevance, user experience and organic demand. GEO adds specific attention to entities, answer clarity, evidence, content formats and measurement in generative search experiences.
No. No consultancy controls which sources a system chooses to use or cite. We can improve foundations, clarity and verifiability, but we do not guarantee inclusion, citations, rankings, traffic or leads.
No. Google has clarified that llms.txt is not needed for Google Search, including its generative AI features, and that the file does not by itself improve or harm visibility. RankVera may maintain it for other systems that choose to use it without presenting it as a ranking factor.
Scope can include indexing, strategic pages, entities, answer structure, content depth and originality, sources, data, authorship, freshness, structured data, multimedia, internal linking and the measurement signals available.
It depends on the platforms and available evidence. We may use Search Console, Bing Webmaster Tools data, cited pages, grounding queries and editorial observation. We avoid turning incomplete signals into a universal score that does not exist.
No. A small business with genuine expertise, clear local information and useful pages can also benefit. Investment should remain proportional to the current state of the website and the size of the opportunity.
The service is quoted individually because the work can range from a focused audit to a project involving content, Technical SEO and ongoing measurement. We review the website and objectives first, then define a concrete scope.
We start by reviewing SEO foundations, information quality and the GEO opportunities that make sense for your organisation.
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