Be the Source AI Cites and Google Ranks

GEO (generative engine optimization) is the work of making your brand easy for AI engines such as ChatGPT, Gemini, Claude and Perplexity to find, understand and cite. It builds on SEO rather than replacing it. The focus is clear answers, specific facts, structured data and consistent brand information.

SEO (search engine optimization) helps your pages rank in search results. AIO (AI Overviews optimization) helps Google quote your pages in the AI Overview above those results. GEO covers the wider set of AI assistants that summarize and cite sources. All three rely on fast, crawlable pages with clear, accurate content.

AI engines cite sources they can understand and trust. They favor crawlable pages that answer the question directly, use structured data and state facts that match what other sources say about you. Clear structure and consistent facts matter as much as the writing itself.

Prompt tracking means checking, on a regular schedule, how AI engines answer the questions your buyers ask. Apex® records whether your brand appears, which sources are cited and how your brand is described. You can see where you are visible and which pages need work.

AI engines repeat what they find, so the fix starts at the source. We correct the pages and local listings they draw on, add structured data and clear fact pages, and keep your name, address and phone consistent. Then we recheck the same prompts to confirm the answers improve.

Yes. Core Web Vitals measure loading speed, responsiveness and visual stability, and Google uses them to judge page experience. Fast pages that render reliably are easier for crawlers to read, and they keep the visitors who arrive from AI answers.

A Cyberdunes GEO engagement includes a technical SEO review and fixes, Core Web Vitals and page speed optimization, Schema.org structured data for key pages, an llms.txt file and XML sitemaps, consistent entity facts and local listings, a tracked prompt set, answer-first priority pages, citation and sentiment monitoring, share of answer tracking and regular reports.

Cyberdunes works in six steps: audit the technical foundation, build a prompt set of the questions buyers ask, fix speed, schema and structure, make priority pages answer-first, correct and reinforce brand facts at their source, then measure and refine using reports on rankings, speed, prompt coverage, citations and sentiment.

GEO and page speed services suit brands that rank in search but rarely appear in AI answers, businesses whose AI descriptions are outdated or wrong, sites with slow pages or poor Core Web Vitals, and teams that publish content without seeing it cited or ranked.

llms.txt is a plain-text file at the root of a website that gives large language models a concise guide to its most important content. Alongside Schema.org markup and XML sitemaps, it helps AI crawlers read a site correctly, which is why Cyberdunes includes it in GEO engagements and Apex® manages it from the CMS.

AI engines and maps draw on business listings as well as websites, so inconsistent names, addresses or phone numbers can lead to wrong or missing answers. Keeping listing details consistent everywhere they appear gives AI engines the same facts from every source, which makes your brand easier to describe accurately.

Request a visibility review through the Cyberdunes contact page or email sales@cyberdunes.com with your URL, your market and the questions your buyers ask. Cyberdunes will review your speed, schema and AI visibility and show you where to start. The website form opens your email app rather than submitting to a server.