B2B GEO Agency That Gets Your Brand Named in AI Answers

The audit is free. After that, the price depends on three things: how many markets you sell in, how many products or topics your buyers ask about, and how much of your current content needs fixing. We scope the work once the audit shows how big each of those is.

Ask every agency on your list the same questions. Which buyer questions will they track, and can you see their prompt set? Do they report results separately by engine and market? Do they fix pages and settings themselves, or only advise? What do they measure, and against which baseline? And who works on your account? Our answers are on this page. The free audit shows you how we would approach your company: your buyers' questions tested in each engine, the competitors named instead of you, and the first fixes in priority order.

We won't give you a date. Some changes land fast: OpenAI says that, for search results, it can take about 24 hours for its systems to adjust to a robots.txt change. Getting named in answers takes longer, because the content and source work has to be done and published first. The order is always the same: the audit and first fixes, then content and source work, then regular re-measurement against your baseline.

First you get the baseline. We agree with you on which buyer questions to track, run them through each engine in each market, and show you who gets named, which pages get cited and where you don't appear. Next comes a list of first fixes in priority order, such as robots.txt rules, indexing gaps and missing or wrong product facts.

No. No agency controls what ChatGPT or any other engine answers, so no one can honestly promise a mention or a position. What we commit to is the measurement: the same prompt set, run every month, per engine and market, showing how often you're named, which pages get cited and who shows up instead.

ChatGPT, Google AI Overviews and AI Mode, Microsoft Copilot, Perplexity, Gemini and Claude. We focus on the ones your buyers use. Being named in one doesn't mean you're named in the others, so the audit reports each engine separately.

No, it builds on it. To show as a supporting link in AI Overviews or AI Mode, Google says a page has to be indexed and eligible to be shown in Google Search with a snippet. Its AI features page says there are no additional requirements to appear there, and its newer AI optimization guide names one setting: the site must be included in Search generative AI features in Search Console, which is the default. So SEO stays the foundation. What changes is the goal: being named or cited inside the answer. COSEOM® runs SEO and GEO in one team, so you don't have to coordinate two agencies.

In practice, none. Generative engine optimization (GEO) and answer engine optimization (AEO) are two names for the same goal: getting your company named and cited in AI answers. We run them as one program. Our SEO vs AEO vs GEO comparison goes into more detail.

Open ChatGPT, Perplexity or Google AI Mode and ask what your buyers ask before they talk to sales: the best tools for their problem, or you versus a named competitor. Note who gets named and, where the answer shows sources, which pages are cited. Ask each question a few times and compare. Our free AEO Prompt Library gives you prompts to start with, or request the free audit and we run it across engines and markets for you.

Access to your analytics, Google Search Console and Bing Webmaster Tools. A CMS login or a developer contact. Your main competitors and priority markets. And someone who can confirm product facts and approve content. We run the audit, write and fix the content and handle the measurement; your team supplies the product facts that only you know.

Yes. Buyers in each market ask in their own language, so we write your prompts in that language, measure each market on its own, and write content for that market instead of translating it word for word. Google announced on 7 October 2025 that AI Mode would be available in over 200 countries and territories.

Decide crawler by crawler, because at OpenAI, Anthropic and Google, model training and search use separate settings. OpenAI's GPTBot is its training crawler, while OAI-SearchBot surfaces sites in ChatGPT search, and OpenAI says sites that block OAI-SearchBot are not shown in ChatGPT search answers, though they can still appear as navigational links. Anthropic separates ClaudeBot from Claude-SearchBot and says blocking the search crawler may reduce your visibility in its search results. Google says blocking Google-Extended does not affect your inclusion in Google Search. We go through your robots.txt with your IT or legal team before anything changes.