Content structure audit
Is information organized for extraction (definitions, Q&A, hierarchy).
AI search tools retrieve and summarize information from many sources. Optimizing for them is called AEO (Answer Engine Optimization) or GEO (Generative Engine Optimization) — in practice it is the same work: organizing your content around clear questions, definitions and business facts, and keeping those facts consistent across your website, schema and business profiles. No specific retrieval or citation is ever promised.
Is information organized for extraction (definitions, Q&A, hierarchy).
Is your business, product and expertise unambiguous, and how do they connect to people, services and industry.
Reinforcing entities and facts with schema, across the site and not just one page.
Website, schema, Google Business Profile, social and directories checked and corrected so facts match.
Accuracy, originality and sourcing, with content rewrites where needed.
Of AI-referenced visibility where tools allow.
Schema markup, structured data validators, Google Search Console, Google Business Profile, business citation platforms, manual testing across AI search tools (ChatGPT, Perplexity, Google AI Overviews), content structuring frameworks.
AEO and GEO overlap heavily, so we treat them as one service: content structure, entity clarity, factual consistency and cross-platform accuracy, built on established SEO foundations.
Businesses that answer common customer questions inconsistently across pages, or whose name, services or contact details differ between their website, Google Business Profile, directories and social profiles — and who want their facts represented accurately if an AI tool summarizes them.
Anyone expecting guaranteed citation in a specific AI tool. No one controls that outcome, and we won't sell it as if we do. A single-location business with nothing to reconcile across platforms usually just needs standard technical SEO and schema work.
No. Citation can't be promised — platforms control that, not us. What we commit to is the agreed work — content structure, entity clarity and factual consistency — reported clearly so you can see exactly what changed.
No — it builds on the same foundation (technical health, clear content, real authority). AEO is additive, not a replacement.
No — it organizes and clarifies content that already needs to be accurate and useful. Thin or inconsistent content won't be fixed by schema alone.
The terms overlap heavily. AEO is about organizing content around answerable questions; GEO is about how the wider business is represented across generative search experiences. Both rest on the same technical and content foundations, so RankSpheres offers them as a single service.
Reporting separates measurable referral traffic and conversions from observed mentions or citations in selected AI-search results. Any manual observations record the platform, query, date and testing conditions because results can vary.
We can audit and correct it as part of this service; ongoing day-to-day management is scoped separately if needed.
Send the questions your customers keep asking and where your business information currently lives — website, schema, profiles — RankSpheres will scope the fix from there.