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What do ChatGPT and Google's AI say about your business?

Before they choose a business, many people now ask an AI assistant. Every week, GEO+ puts your customers' questions to ChatGPT and to Google's AI, and shows you whether you are named, what is said, and which sites the answer comes from.

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In your back office

What you see

Four tiles: an AI search score of 47.3 out of 100, an average visibility of 28 %, an average position of 2.8 when the business is named, and 3 citations of the website

The share of answers that name your business, its place among the brands an answer names, and how often the answer links to your website. Week after week, so you read a trend and not a single check.

Two tiles: 23.3 % of answers name the business for the five questions without its name, and 100 % for the question that names it

The questions that hold your name and the ones that do not are counted apart. Someone who types your name already knows you: the questions without it are the ones a new customer asks.

A table of the four brands the answers name most, with the business third, each with its position, visibility and score

The businesses the answers name most for your questions. They are the competitors AI assistants prefer, not always the ones you think of.

A table of the six sites the answers cited most, each with the page cited, its number of citations and its citation rank

The sites and pages the assistants quote: directories, press, comparison sites, and the pages of your competitors. Being mentioned there is the most direct way into the answers.

A table of six questions followed, each with its position, visibility, score and citations; one is marked as naming the business

Each question you follow, with how your business does on it, so you find the ones where you are missing.

A table of three articles published, each with the share of answers naming the business before and after

Your news and articles, each with the share of answers naming you before it was published and after.

Three themes, each with how often Google showed the website, the share of AI answers naming it, and one line of advice

Your Google searches and the questions put to AI assistants, sorted into a few themes, side by side. You see a subject people search on Google that you do not follow in AI answers yet, and the other way round.

A card counting 1,004 pages read by AI robots: 280 to answer a question, 253 for AI search and 471 to train models, with a chart by month, the robots, the pages read most and four pages no robot read

Which pages the robots of AI tools such as ChatGPT read, and why: to answer a question someone just asked, to be found later in AI search, or to train a model. And the pages none of them has read.

How it works

The same questions, asked again every week from each of your countries, so the figures can be compared from one week to the next.

  1. We choose the questions with you

    The questions people ask before choosing a business like yours, for each country you sell to and in its language. You can change them yourself in your back office.

  2. They are asked every week

    Each question is put twice to ChatGPT, Google AI Overviews and Google AI Mode, from the country itself and with no history, as a new customer would ask it.

  3. You read the result in your back office

    One country at a time. Every figure comes with its guide: what it shows, where it comes from, how to read it and what to do about it.

  4. We go through it with you every three months

    At the quarterly review, we replace the questions that no longer match your goals.

What you do with it

  • Get your business mentioned on the sites the assistants quote for your questions.
  • Write pages that answer those questions plainly. GEO+ tells you what to change on each page.
  • Read the pages of your competitors that are quoted, and answer the same question better.
  • Spend most of your questions on the ones that do not name you: they are where new customers come from.

Good to know

  • Only the assistants that search the web before they answer are followed: ChatGPT, Google AI Overviews and Google AI Mode. They read today's pages and quote their sources, so what you publish can change their answers.
  • Judge on two to three months, not on one week: with two runs per assistant, a single check can swing widely with nothing behind it.
  • There is no search volume for questions asked to an AI. The figures are only as good as the questions, which is why we choose them with you.
  • A rise after a publication suggests it helped. It does not prove it: other things changed in the same weeks.
  • Google's AI reads your pages with Google's ordinary robot, so it cannot be counted among the AI robots. A page read to answer a question is read by a robot, not by a person.

How many questions can you follow?

The GEO+ plans follow 10, 25 or 50 questions every week, all countries together: 6 for Mauritius and 4 for France make 10.

See the GEO+ plans

Frequently asked questions

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An assistant that searches the web builds its answer from the pages it finds for the question: directories, press, comparison sites, and websites that answer it plainly. If your business is absent from those sources, or if your own pages do not answer the question, it is left out. GEO+ shows which sources are quoted for your questions, so you know where to be mentioned.

The assistants we follow read today's pages, so a new page or a new mention can show within weeks. One check proves little, though: read the trend over two to three months.

Not exactly. The questions are asked with no history, from the country chosen. The answer one customer gets can differ with their past conversations and where they are. The checks show what a new customer is most likely to read, and how it moves over time.

Yes, in your back office, at any time, up to the number of your plan. A new question gets its first figures at the next weekly check. Change them sparingly: a deleted question loses its history.

You do not need to name them: the answers do. The brands named most for your questions are listed, and so are the pages of your competitors that the assistants quote.

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