GEO services that ship pages, not scores.
Generative engines like ChatGPT, Perplexity and Google AI Overviews build their answers from pages on the web. Nina writes those pages for your site, publishes them, and reports the citations you can actually verify.
Generative engine optimization (GEO) services help a brand get mentioned and cited in AI-generated answers. The work that moves the needle is content: pages that answer real buyer questions clearly, with facts worth quoting, published consistently on your own site. Nina delivers that as a done-for-you blog program, from $60 a blog.
What GEO services should include
If a GEO proposal is mostly a dashboard, ask where the pages are. These are the pieces that get a brand into AI answers.
Question research
Map the questions your buyers ask assistants at each stage, from problem to comparison to vendor choice. This becomes the content plan.
Citation-ready content
Posts that put a complete answer under a question-led heading, then back it with statistics, sources and specifics an engine can quote.
Topic coverage
Clusters of related posts so your site clearly owns a subject, linked together and pointed at the pages that convert.
Technical basics
Crawlable, indexable pages, clean structure and schema, and nothing blocking the crawlers assistants rely on. Google’s guidance on AI features confirms there are no special tricks beyond sound SEO.
Consistent publishing
A steady monthly cadence and refreshed facts. Engines cite pages that are current when the question is asked.
Honest reporting
Page-level AI citations from Google Search Console, plus rankings and clicks. No invented visibility scores.
How Nina runs GEO for your brand
A done-for-you program, not a project you manage.
Baseline and strategy
A dedicated strategist pulls your Search Console baseline, researches your buyers’ questions, and builds the topic plan for your approval. See how it works.
Write and edit
AI-optimized writing drafts each post fast. A human editor checks accuracy, voice, structure, sources, images and links before anything ships.
Publish and report
Posts go straight to your CMS. Monthly reporting shows rankings, clicks, and which pages Google’s AI answers cited.
The blog out-cites the rest of the site.
Google now reports AI citations page by page in Search Console. Here is what that report shows when Nina’s posts sit next to everything else on the same client websites.
Measured in each client’s own Google Search Console, Generative AI features report, 18 May to 13 September 2026. Page-level figures for Nina-written blog paths across five client sites where Nina wrote every post on the path. Client names anonymized. An impression counts a page shown as a source in AI Overviews or AI Mode.
Three ways to buy GEO
You have probably been pitched the first two.
Hire a GEO agency
- •Six-month contracts before you see a single post
- •AI visibility scores in place of pages on your site
- •Weeks of onboarding before the first draft
- •You brief them on your category
Do it yourself with AI tools
- •Separate tools for research, writing, schema and publishing
- •Nobody reviews the output before it gets cited as yours
- •You become the glue on top of your real job
- •Copy, paste and reformat into your site by hand
The engine and the people
- ✓A dedicated strategist owns the topic and question plan before a word is written
- ✓AI-optimized writing does the drafting, so the pace never drops
- ✓A human editor reviews every post: accuracy, voice, structure, links, images
- ✓Published straight to your CMS, with citations reported in your own Search Console
What we can prove, and what we cannot
This category is full of scores nobody can audit. Here is the honest line, so you can hold every vendor you talk to against it.
What Nina can show you
- ✓Which of your pages Google’s AI answers used as a source, by URL, in your own Search Console
- ✓How your blog performs against the rest of your site on that same report
- ✓Rankings, impressions, clicks and keyword movement in your monthly report
- ✓A baseline captured before your first post ships
What nobody can prove yet
- •Per-page citation counts inside ChatGPT, Perplexity or Claude, which do not publish that report
- •A percentage lift in AI visibility with no baseline to compare against
- •Any third-party AI visibility score built on a small sample of prompts
- •That citations alone close deals. They put you in the answer. Your offer does the rest
Frequently asked questions
GEO services help a brand get mentioned and cited in answers written by AI assistants such as ChatGPT, Perplexity, Gemini and Google AI Overviews. The core deliverable should be content on your own site that answers buyer questions clearly and credibly, supported by technical basics and honest reporting.
GEO agencies commonly charge $2,000 to $6,000 a month on multi-month retainers. Nina delivers the content side of GEO as a done-for-you blog program starting from $60 a blog, with month-to-month, 6-month and 12-month options. Full plans are on the pricing page.
GEO builds on SEO rather than replacing it. Assistants that search the web lean on pages search engines already trust. What GEO adds is structure: direct answers, quotable specifics and full topic coverage. See our AEO vs GEO vs SEO guide for the side-by-side.
No one can honestly guarantee that. ChatGPT, Perplexity and Claude do not publish per-page citation reports, so there is no verifiable number to promise. Nina writes the content these assistants draw on and reports what can be verified, including page-level citations in Google’s AI answers. Nina’s answer engine optimization page shows how that is measured.
Pages must be published, crawled and indexed before they can be cited, so expect weeks, not days. Most Nina clients see ranking movement in 4 to 6 weeks, and citations tend to follow search visibility.
A strategist sets the topic and question plan, AI-optimized writing produces the drafts, and a human editor reviews every post before it is published to your site.
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