GEO+ · Page suggestions

What should you change on each page of your website?

Pick a page. GEO+ reads it as Google receives it, with the searches Google already shows it for, and writes what to change: the title, the text, the questions to answer. Every three months, it also lists the pages your website is missing.

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In your back office

What you see

A list of five pages of the website with their position on Google, their clicks and how often they were shown, each with an Open button

Up to 10 pages that Google already shows on its first page but that are rarely clicked. They are the quickest wins: only the clicks are missing.

A suggested title and description for the bookkeeping page, each with its length and the reason it should get more clicks

The two lines Google shows in its results, rewritten, with the reason each one should get more clicks.

Three sections to add to the page, each with its heading and what to write in it

Up to 4 sections the page is missing, each with its heading and what to write in it.

Three questions to add to the FAQ of the page, each with a draft answer, one with facts to complete in brackets

Up to 5 questions people ask that the page does not answer yet, each with a draft answer. Questions and answers are what AI assistants quote most.

Four quick fixes, such as images without a description and a description that is too short

A missing main heading, too little text, images without a description, an FAQ Google cannot read.

Two pages to create, ranked, each with the search it aims at, its searches a month and its difficulty; the first one with its outline and questions

Every three months, the new pages worth writing, best first, each with the search it answers, an outline and the questions to answer. And the existing pages to expand instead.

How it works

The suggestions come from figures, not from general advice: what your page says today, and what people really search.

  1. You pick a page

    Among the pages to improve first, from a keyword you follow on Google, or any page of your website.

  2. GEO+ reads the page and its searches

    The page as Google receives it, with up to 40 searches Google says it appeared for over the last 3 months. Opened from a keyword you follow, it also takes your position and the other sites on Google's first page.

  3. An AI model writes the suggestions

    From those figures. It writes nothing on your website: you read, and you decide.

  4. You apply what you agree with

    The title and description go into the Titles & descriptions page of your back office. The texts are directions: the facts must be yours.

What you do with it

  • Start with the pages Google already shows but nobody clicks: a better title is often enough.
  • Add the questions to the FAQ of the page, completing the parts in [brackets] that only you know.
  • Write the pages you agree with from the quarterly plan, and mark the others "not for us" so they are not proposed again.
  • Or ask us to write the texts, within the monthly hours of your website subscription.

Good to know

  • The AI model writes from real figures but can be wrong on a fact about your business: [brackets] mark what only you know.
  • Nothing is published by itself. A suggestion you do not apply changes nothing.
  • The plan of pages to create is built from the keywords you follow on Google: without keywords, there is no plan.
  • After a change, give Google a few weeks to read the page again before asking for new suggestions.

Included in every GEO+ plan

The suggestions for each page and the quarterly plan of pages to create come with the three plans.

See the GEO+ plans

Frequently asked questions

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An AI model, from your own figures: the text of your page, the searches Google shows it for and, for a keyword you follow, the other sites on Google's first page. It can be wrong on a fact about your business, which is why it marks in [brackets] what only you know, and why nothing is published without you.

A general assistant sees your page from the outside and guesses what people search. GEO+ starts from what Google itself reports for that page: the searches it appeared for, how often, at which position and how often it was clicked. The suggestions answer those searches, not searches in general.

Yes. The monthly hours of your website subscription can go to writing the texts and FAQ answers suggested. Need more hours? Just ask.

When a page is rarely clicked for its place on Google, when you follow a new keyword, or a few weeks after you changed the page. Asked again the next morning, the suggestions would say much the same.

Leave it. The suggestions are directions drawn from figures, and you know your customers better than the figures do. For the pages to create, mark a page "not for us" and the next plans will not propose it again.

Want to know what to change on your pages?

Tell us which pages matter most to your business, and we prepare GEO+ for your website.

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