Generative engine optimization services for buyers who ask AI first.
Your next customer is asking ChatGPT who to buy from. Gyrodile builds the entity signals, extractable content and third-party authority that make AI engines cite your brand, while your classic rankings keep compounding.
Search stopped sending clicks.
It started giving answers.
Everything it takes to be cited. In one engagement.
Six workstreams, run by one team, reported in one place.
Baseline. Fix. Earn. Then compound.
Rankings and citations. One engine wins both.
Google still sends the traffic, but a growing share of buying decisions now ends inside an AI answer. Treating GEO as a separate project doubles your cost and halves the result. Gyrodile runs classic SEO and GEO as one engine: the same audits, content and authority work feed positions on the results page and mentions inside the answer.
Read the thinking. Then decide.
FAQ
GEO is the practice of making your brand visible in AI-generated answers. When someone asks ChatGPT, Perplexity or Google AI Overviews a question in your category, GEO improves the chance that those engines mention, cite and recommend you. It combines entity building, content structure, original evidence and third-party authority.
SEO earns positions on a results page. GEO earns mentions inside the answer itself. The two overlap heavily: strong technical foundations, clear content and authoritative links help both. We run them as one engine, so work done for rankings also feeds citations, and the reverse.
The honest answer: it varies. Some fixes, such as extractable content and entity signals, can show up within weeks because AI search reads live indexes. Authority building takes months. We baseline your visibility in week one and report movement monthly, and we will not promise a fixed date for a specific citation.
We track a fixed panel of buying prompts across ChatGPT, Perplexity and Google AI Overviews, then record whether you are mentioned, cited or recommended, and who appears instead. That share of voice is reported alongside classic rankings, traffic and leads, so you see both halves of search in one view.
Yes. Most AI engines retrieve from the same web that Google indexes, and cited sources are usually pages that already rank or carry authority. Classic SEO remains the foundation and GEO extends it. Abandoning one for the other is how you lose both.
Brands whose buyers research before they buy: B2B and SaaS companies, scale-ups, and considered purchases such as fintech and insurance. If your customers ask AI assistants for recommendations, comparisons or shortlists, GEO is worth doing now, while most competitors have not started.
