Your impressions might be up, but the traffic isn’t following. Competitors are showing up in AI search while your brand remains invisible.
How do you measure success when ChatGPT or Gemini doesn’t show traditional rankings? How do you define “winning” in a world where every query can produce a different answer?
Learn the SEO & GEO strategies enterprise brands are using to secure visibility in AI Overviews and large language models.
AI Mode is growing fast. Millions of users are turning to AI engines for answers, and brand visibility is now the single most important metric.
In this webinar, Tom Capper, Sr. Search Scientist at STAT Search Analytics, will guide you through how enterprise SEOs can adapt, measure, and thrive in this new environment.
This post was sponsored by Visto. The opinions expressed in this article are the sponsor’s own.
Clients keep asking a new question: “Are we visible in AI search?”
This is the reality: Google’s AI Overviews are reducing organic traffic by 30-70% for many businesses.
In fact, we’re seeing that SEO agencies that incorporate GEO (Generative Engine Optimization) tactics into their SEO strategy and offerings are charging $4,000/month for these additional menu services.
However, when it comes to GEO, a newly evolved and still-evolving branch of SEO, answering the AI visibility question is:
Less about grand strategy.
More about a quick field check.
But if you skip the check and jump straight to fixes, you risk solving the wrong problem.
Phase 1. Perform An AI Visibility Audit To Confirm If There Is A Visibility Gap
Start with a simple AI Visibility Audit:
Select five to 10 key phrases that align with the business’s goals.
Search those phrases across Google’s AI Overviews, Bing Copilot, Perplexity, and ChatGPT.
Look at the AI answer first, not the classic blue links.
Do you show up? Are you cited? Which competitors are visible and cited? Notate this for each phrase.
Notate down which competitors are cited and where any links point; take screenshots to showcase in any presentations.
Once you identify which phrases you display and those you do not, you can begin to build a comprehensive audit, repeating the steps as you would for keyword research or, traditionally, People Also Ask research.
The Easy Way: Use this AI Visibility audit and bring the snapshot to your next client call. It gets you out of the “we think” zone and into “here’s what we saw today.”
Phase 2. Interpret Your AI Visibility From The Audit Results
Once you have your audit results in hand, it’s time to determine where you stand:
Highly visible: Your brand is named inside the answer. Great. Assess what’s working, and expand upon it.
Partially visible: Your content fuels the answer, but the brand is missing. That erodes authority over time.
Absent: The answer engines are leaning on other sources. That’s your gap, and your opportunity.
Notice how some of this is traditional ranking talk, and other facets are new.
So, it’s time for a new lens here.
Look at GEO as more of a traffic channel, as opposed to a new technique: Do we show up in the answer people actually read?
This is where agencies need to act fast. If you’re not helping clients with GEO now, they’ll find someone who will.
Phase 3. Showcase The Real Problem Behind Falling Organic Traffic
In this step, it’s time to connect the dots for everyone outside of your SEO team.
How will clients or bosses handle a change to your reporting?
What is the best way to convince a stakeholder that they need additional SEO services to stay ahead during the GEO boom?
How To Clarify The AI Addition To SEO For Clients & Stakeholders
This is how to turn a vague “traffic is down” conversation into “here’s where we’re missing in the answer and what we’ll fix.”
Within your audit presentation, the AI Search findings should follow this structure:
Rule out serving issues that can tank crawl or clicks. Do not include these in the report during this part of the conversation.
Split branded from non-branded terms, as AI answers often cluster around certain intents. Display this information broken out.
Pro Tip: Leverage a side-by-side comparison. The left side could include the AI answer with your brand’s status. The right side a quick look at on-site metrics for those same topics.
Phase 4. Consider The Perfect Mix Of Traditional SEO & GEO
Once your audit is approved, and a contract is in place to expand your SEO offerings to include GEO techniques, it’s time to apply the perfect mix of traditional SEO and GEO to improve visibility in the areas you’ve identified in the audit.
From a high level, there are two constraints that change the game, especially when adding GEO tactics to your SEO offerings:
Speed (“time to first token”). AI systems have to answer fast. Crawlers are impatient, so pages that surface the right answer early tend to win the tie.
Context window. Models skim and compress. Think skim-friendly, middle-school clarity: straightforward headings, unambiguous entities, and no padding.
That’s why old habits can backfire. You’re optimizing for clarity, entities, and extractability, not density.
How Do I Approach SEO & GEO The Right Way?
The way we think about it is this: if SEO is about ranking for keywords, GEO is about showing up for prompts.
How Does A Prompt Differ From Keywords?
When someone types a prompt, modern AI doesn’t just “look up” one thing. It:
Shortlists a small set of pages worth crawling right now.
From our perspective, that’s the bridge between SEO and GEO: your classic search visibility still matters, but only as a feeder into which sources the AI decides to read.
What To Focus On When Incorporating GEO Into Your SEO Strategies
You will see overlaps here; that’s because there are slight changes to traditional methods that you’ll need to consider when optimizing for answer engines.
Technical SEO (or GEO for Answer Engines): Fast paths to answers; crawlability that supports quick fetches.
Content gaps your competitors are filling in AI answers. We’re consistently surprised by how often the “nearly there” pages win. If the AI crawler already understands a page, one sharp paragraph and a clearer H1 can push it over the top.
Technical GEO (or SEO for Answer Engines): Fast paths to answers; crawlability that supports quick fetches.
Content gaps your competitors are filling in AI answers.
The Easy Way: Visto can consolidate these checks into a single workflow, allowing you to baseline quickly and track progress without needing a dozen tools.
Phase 5. Implement GEO Tactics Into Your SEO Strategy To Regain & Grow Visibility
Step 1. Provide Answers Upfront
Within traditional SEO, this refers to improving readability.
Your goal here is to give the answer engine what it needs as quickly as a good support team would:
Lead your most important pages with the plain-English answer your buyer is after.
One or two sentences up top, then the detail and sources.
If the reader needs to scroll to find the point, the crawler will likely give up at that same point.
Step 2. Strengthen Entity Clarity
Next, make the page unambiguous with consistent:
Product names.
Categories.
Specs.
Simple schema to help the system map your entity to the right concepts.
Think of this as labeling the shelves in a small shop. If the labels are clear, the model finds what it came for without guessing.
Step 3. Implement Technical GEO
Then handle the technical side of GEO. AI crawlers care about time to the first useful token, so shorten the path to the answer.
Tighten titles and H1s, move key facts above the fold, and keep interstitials from blocking the first read. The AI crawler has a limited context window and reads fast. Help it skim the right lines.
Step 4. Assess Comparison Coverage
If your customers compare options, publish a straightforward comparison that highlights only the differences people ask about.
What we’ve seen is that honest tables and short “who it’s for” notes get cited more than glossy positioning.
Step 5. Manage Links & Sentiment
Finally, reinforce what supports the page. Link credible sources to the version you want cited. Check how your brand is described in the existing answers. If the tone is off, correct the original source you’re referencing.
Then, regularly review your metrics: presence, named mentions, and competitor share. GEO isn’t a set-and-forget channel, so a light monthly review helps prevent drift.
Visto’s platform automates much of this tracking, giving agencies the tools to prove value with measurable, prompt-level insights and easy-to-share reports.
Examples: Learn From Early GEO Adopters Who Are Rebuilding Traffic
Agencies using a platform like Visto’s see their clients’ brands referenced more in AI answers after tightening entities and updating a handful of high-value pages.
The agencies succeeding are those positioning themselves as AI search authorities now, not waiting to see how things shake out.
Get Started With Visto
Visto helps agencies measure AI visibility and manage the work.
Built specifically for marketing agencies, the platform shows where your brand appears in AI answers, summarizes citations across engines, and highlights the pages most likely to move the needle.
Visto provides:
Direct access to GEO experts who understand agency needs.
Consistent product updates aligned with the latest AI search trends.
The ability to influence the roadmap with your input.
Education and support to confidently lead your clients through the AI shift.
Sales enablement tools that are purpose-built for marketing agencies to prospect clients.
A focus on actionability and optimization, in addition to visibility and analytics.
Don’t wait for your clients to ask why they’re invisible in AI search. Position your agency as the AI search authority they need right now.
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For multi-location brands, local search has always been competitive. But 2025 has introduced a new player: AI.
From AI Overviews to Maps Packs, how consumers discover your stores is evolving, and some brands are already pulling ahead.
Robert Cooney, VP of Client Strategy at DAC, and Kyle Harris, Director of Local Optimization, have spent months analyzing enterprise local search trends. Their findings reveal clear gaps between brands that merely appear and those that consistently win visibility across hundreds of locations.
Multi-generational search habits are shifting. Brands that align content to real consumer behavior capture more attention.
The next wave of “agentic search” is coming, and early preparation is the key to staying relevant.
This webinar is your chance to see these insights in action. Walk away with actionable steps toprotect your visibility, optimize local presence, and turn AI-driven search into a growth engine for your stores.
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This post was sponsored by Writesonic. The opinions expressed in this article are the sponsor’s own.
AI search now makes the first decision.
When? Before a buyer hits your website.
If you’re not part of the AI answer, you’re not part of the deal. In fact, 89%ofB2BbuyersuseAIplatformslikeChatGPTforresearch.
Picture this:
A founder at a 12-person SaaS asks, “best CRM for a 10-person B2B startup.”
AI answer cites: a TechRadar roundup, a r/SaaS thread, a fresh comparison, Not you.
Your brand is missing.
They book demos with two rivals.
You never hear about it.
Here is why. AI search works on intent, not keywords.
It reads content, then grounds answers with sources. It leans on third-party citations, community threads, and trusted publications. It trusts what others say about you more than what you say about yourself.
Most Generative Engine Optimization (GEO) tools stop at the surface. They track mentions, list prompts you missed, and ship dashboards. They do not explain why you are invisible or what to fix. Brands get reports, not steps.
We went hands-on. We analyzed millions of conversations and ran controlled tests. The result is a practical playbook: eight strategies that explain the why, give a quick diagnostic, and end with actions you can ship this week.
Off-Page Authority Builders For AI Search Visibility
1. Find & Fix Your Citation Gaps
Citation gaps are the highest-leverage strategy most brands miss.
Translation: This is an easy win for you.
What Is A Citation Gap?
A citation gap is when AI platforms cite web pages that mention your competitors but not you. These cited pages become the sources AI uses to generate its answers.
Think of it like this:
When someone asks ChatGPT about CRMs, it pulls information from specific web pages to craft its response.
If those source pages mention your competitors but not you, AI recommends them instead of your brand.
Finding and fixing these gaps means getting your brand mentioned on the exact pages AI already trusts and cites as sources.
Why You Need Citations In Answer Engines
If you’re not cited in an answer engine, you are essentially invisible.
Let’s break this down.
TechRadar publishes “21 Best Collaboration Tools for Remote Teams” mentioning:
Asana.
Monday.
Notion.
When users ask ChatGPT about remote project management, AI cites this TechRadar article.
Your competitors appear in every response. You don’t.
How To Fix Citation Gaps
That TechRadar article gets cited for dozens of queries, including “best remote work tools,” “Monday alternatives,” “startup project management.”
Get mentioned in that article, and you appear in all those AI responses. One placement creates visibility across multiple search variations.
Contact the TechRadar author with genuine value, such as:
Get into even 10 of them, and your AI visibility multiplies exponentially.
2. Engage In The Reddit & UGC Discussions That AI References
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AI trusts real user conversations over marketing content.
Reddit citations in AI overviews surged from 1.3% to 7.15% in just three months, a 450% increase. User-generated content now makes up 21.74% of all AI citations.
Why You Should Add Your Brand To Reddit & UGC Conversations
Reddit, Quora, LinkedIn Pulse, and industry forums together, and you’ve found where AI gets most of its trusted information.
If you show up as “trusted” information, your visibility increases.
How To Inject Your Brand Into AI-Sourced Conversations
Let’s say a Reddit thread titled “Best project management tool for a startup with 10 people?” gets cited whenever users ask about startup tools.
Since AI already cites these, if you enter the conversation and include your thoughtful contribution, it will get included in future AI answers.
Pro Tip #1: Don’t just promote your brand. Share genuine insights, such as:
Hidden costs.
Scaling challenges.
Migration tips.
Quick Win:
Find and join the discussions AI seems to trust:
Reddit threads with 50+ responses.
High-upvote Quora answers in your industry.
LinkedIn Pulse articles from recognized experts.
Active forum discussions with detailed experiences.
Pro Tip #2: Finding which articles get cited and which Reddit threads AI trusts takes forever manually. GEO platforms automate this discovery, showing you exactly which publications to pitch and which discussions to join.
On-Page Optimization For GEO
3. Study Which Topics Get Cited Most, Then Write Them
Something we’re discovering: when AI gives hundreds of citations for a topic, it’s not just citing one amazing article.
Instead, AI pulls from multiple sites covering that same topic.
If you haven’t written about that topic at all, you’re invisible while competitors win.
Consider Topic Clusters To Get Cited
Let’s say you’re performing a content gap analysis for GEO.
You notice these articles all getting 100+ AI citations:
“Best Project Management Software for Small Teams”
“Top 10 Project Management Tools for Startups”
“Project Management Software for Teams Under 20”
Different titles, same intent: small teams need project management software.
When users ask, “PM tool for my startup,” AI might cite 2-3 of these articles together for a comprehensive answer.
Ask “affordable project management,” and AI pulls different ones. The point is that these topics cluster around the same user need.
How To Outperform Competitors In AI Generated Search Answers
Identify intent clusters for your topic and create one comprehensive piece on your own website so your own content gets cited.
In this example, we’d suggest writing “Best Project Management Software for Small Teams (Under 50 People).”
It should cover startups, SMBs, and budget considerations all in one authoritative guide.
Why You Should Keep Your Content Up To Date For GEO Visibility
Let’s say your “Email Marketing Best Practices” from 2023 used to get AI citations.
Now it’s losing to articles with 2025 data. AI sees the date and chooses fresher content every time.
How To Keep Your Content Fresh Enough To Be Cited In AIOs
Weekly refresh for top 10 pages:
Add two to three new statistics.
Include a recent case study.
Update “Last Modified” date prominently.
Add one new FAQ.
Change title to “(Updated August 2025)”.
Bi-weekly, on less important pages:
Replace outdated examples.
Update internal links.
Rewrite the weakest section.
Add seasonal relevance.
Pro Tip: Track your content’s AI visibility systematically. Certain advanced GEO tools alert you when pages lose citations, so you know exactly what to refresh and when.
5. Create “X vs Y” And “X vs Y vs Z” Comparison Pages
Users constantly ask AI to help them choose between options. AI platforms love comparison content. They even prompt users to compare features and create comparison tables.
Pages that deliver these structured comparisons dominate AI search results.
Common questions flooding AI platforms:
“Slack vs Microsoft Teams for remote work”
“HubSpot vs Salesforce for small business”
“Asana or Monday for creative agencies”
AI can’t answer these without citing detailed comparisons. Generic blog posts don’t work. Promotional content gets ignored.
Create comprehensive comparisons like: “Asana vs Monday vs ClickUp: Project Management for Creative Teams.”
How To Create Comparisons That Have High Visibility On SERPs
Use a content structure that wins:
Quick decision matrix upfront.
Pricing breakdown by team size.
Feature-by-feature comparison table.
Integrations.
Learning curve and onboarding time.
Best for: specific use cases.
Make it genuinely balanced:
Asana: “Overwhelming for teams under 5”
Monday: “Gets expensive with add-ons”
ClickUp: “Steep learning curve initially”
Include your product naturally in the comparison. Be honest about limitations while highlighting genuine advantages.
AI prefers citing fair comparisons over biased reviews. Include real limitations, actual pricing (not just “starting at”), and honest trade-offs. This builds trust that gets you cited repeatedly.
Technical GEO To Do Right Now
6. Fix Robots.txt Blocking AI Crawlers
Most websites accidentally block the very bots they want to attract. Like putting a “Do Not Enter” sign on your store while wondering why customers aren’t coming in.
ChatGPT uses three bots:
ChatGPT-User: Main bot serving actual queries (your money maker)
OAI-SearchBot: Activates when users click search toggle.
GPTBot: Collects training data for future models.
Strategic decision: Publications worried about content theft might block GPTBot. Product companies should allow it, however, because you want future AI models trained on your content for long-term visibility.
Verify it’s working: Check server logs for these user agents actively crawling your content. No crawl activity means no AI visibility.
7. Fix Broken Pages For AI Crawlers
Just like Google Search Console shows Googlebot errors, you need visibility for AI crawlers. But AI bots behave differently and can be aggressive.
Monitor AI bot-specific issues:
404 errors on important pages.
500 server errors during crawls.
Timeout issues when bots access content.
If your key product pages error when ChatGPT crawls them, you’ll never appear in AI responses.
Common problems:
AI crawlers triggering DDoS protection.
CDN security blocking legitimate bots.
Rate limiting preventing full crawls.
Fix: Whitelist AI bots in your CDN (Cloudflare, Fastly). Set up server-side tracking to differentiate AI crawlers from regular traffic. No errors = AI can cite you.
8. Avoid JavaScript For Main Content
Most AI crawlers can’t execute JavaScript. If your content loads dynamically, you’re invisible to AI.
Quick test: Disable JavaScript in your browser. Visit key pages. Can you see the main content, product descriptions, and key information?
Blank page = AI sees nothing.
Solutions:
Server-side rendering (Next.js, Nuxt.js).
Static site generators (Gatsby, Hugo).
Progressive enhancement (core content works without JS).
Bottom line: If it needs JavaScript to display, AI can’t read it. Fix this or stay invisible.
Take Action Now
People ask ChatGPT, Claude, and Perplexity for recommendations every day. If you’re missing from those answers, you’re missing deals.
These eight strategies boil down to three moves: get mentioned where AI already looks (high-authority sites and Reddit threads), create content AI wants to cite (comparisons and fresh updates), and fix the technical blocks keeping AI out (robots.txt and JavaScript issues).
You can do all this manually. Track mentions in spreadsheets, find citation gaps by hand, and update content weekly. It works on a smaller scale, consumes time, and requires a larger team.
Writesonic provides you with a GEO platform that goes beyond tracking to giving you precise actions to boost visibility – create new content, refresh existing pages, or reach out to sites that mention competitors but not you.
Plus, get real AI search volumes to prioritize high-impact prompts.
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Every week, 800 million searches happen across ChatGPT, Claude, Perplexity, and other AI engines.
If your brand isn’t showing up, you’re losing leads and opportunities.
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Using outdated and traditional SEO tactics centered around keywords and backlinks is not moving the needle anymore, as Google shifts toward AI-driven answers.
Organic clicks are going down as a result of Google AI Overviews and the rise of zero-click searches, where users get answers directly on Google’s search results page without clicking through to any websites.
SEO is not dead; it just evolved. To succeed in this new era, brands and marketers need to embrace structured, intent-driven content, enhancing trustworthiness, and aligning more closely with brand and user experience strategies.
But, how do you do this? Let’s explore.
Omnichannel Strategy
In today’s search landscape, you need to be everywhere where your audience is, including platforms like Reddit, Quora, TikTok, YouTube, and anywhere else relevant.
If your brand is not present on those discovery channels, you need to get on them as soon as possible.
User behavior has changed, and people are using different search engines and channels to find information, products, reviews, and more.
For example:
Reddit for the opinions of other users who have used a similar product or service.
TikTok and YouTube for tutorials and product reviews.
Instagram for discovery.
Amazon and Pinterest for product reviews and inspiration.
If your marketing strategy focuses only on Google, you’re ignoring a large portion of your target audience who are looking for your content, which is basically invisible to them.
Optimize For AI Overviews
To rank for AIO, brands and marketers must focus on creating high-quality, authoritative content that directly answers user questions, is well-structured, and easy for AI to understand.
Tactic
Overview
Best Practices
Create high-quality conversational content.
Conduct research and see what queries show for AIOs. Create original and unique content that meets user intent and answers users’ questions.
Update and modify existing content for AI Overviews by answering questions, making it conversational, and using quotes, testimonials, and updated headings.
Use plain headings and short paragraphs.
This helps improve content readability for both users and AI.
Use clear headings, concise paragraphs, and natural language to enhance AI understanding.
Create high-quality content with unique information, contribute guest posts, stay active on social media, appear on podcasts, use internal linking, and implement PR strategies.
Keep content fresh.
AI chatbots love up-to-date information.
Regularly update content with new data, statistics, and unique and valuable information for end-users.
Track brand mentions.
Brands that are mentioned frequently across various platforms (i.e., PR, blogs, social media, news coverage, YouTube forums like Reddit and Quora, and authoritative sites) tend to be mentioned by AI.
Use tools like Google Search Console, Brand24, and Mention.com to monitor online conversations.
Focus On Branded Searches
Branded searches play a vital role in shaping brand perception, driving engagement, and ensuring your brand’s visibility and authority for large language models (LLMs).
LLMs do not work like traditional search engines. They look at user intent, context, and conversational relevance.
Your information must be accurate and consistent across all platforms.
Your content should be useful and helpful to your target audience.
It should showcase expertise through thought leadership, offering original, unique, and data-backed insights quoted across authoritative sites and forums.
Your brand needs a strong reputation.
Adapt your approach by tracking brand mentions using tools like Brand24 and Semrush, and analyzing LLM-driven traffic via Google Analytics 4, while also testing brand visibility across different platforms and devices.
Focus On User Intent And Topic Clusters
We have moved from keywords to relevance.
Optimize for entire topics and users’ needs by creating in-depth content that covers all aspects of a subject and anticipates users’ questions.
Use long-tail keywords and natural language to cover users’ intent. Tools like MarketMuse by Siteimprove do a wonderful job at this.
Now, you can automate content briefs, generate outlines, create content drafts, edit them, and make them your own. A lot of AI tools and platforms incorporate ChatGPT into their services and add in so-called proprietary algorithms on top of it.
With AI, you can create content at a much faster pace and optimize existing content easier than before, but I don’t recommend it for content creation.
Here’s why.
There is a lot of content out there that repeats and rinses what everyone else does. Your content must be different and educate your audience, convince them that you’re the subject matter expert on a topic, and gain trust and solve their problems.
This kind of content is best written by humans with AI assistance to enhance quality, make it more engaging, and encourage people to share it.
Wrapping Up
SEO is changing fast into a conversational experience powered by AI.
The tactics and strategies that once worked won’t cut it anymore in today’s AI-powered results.
But, this is not the end of SEO. Rather, it’s an SEO evolution as Google continues its mission to organize the world’s information and make it universally accessible and useful.
To win in this new era, brands and marketers must shift from chasing rankings to building visibility, trust, and relevance across multiple platforms – whether that’s on Google, TikTok, Reddit, or Quora.
It’s also important to deliver content that’s useful and up-to-date, solving users’ problems and helping them during their journey.
AI is here to assist, not replace. AI can handle the heavy lifting, but don’t hand over the steering wheel.
Brands that will thrive have a human touch in providing value, showing expertise, and genuinely connecting with their audience.
Don’t forget who you’re really creating content for, which is people.
Build the Authority You Need for AI-Driven Visibility
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You’re not alone. With Google’s AI Overviews and generative search dominating the results, traditional link-building tactics just don’t cut it anymore.
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