What is Georaize and what does it do?

Georaize is an AI brand visibility monitoring platform and agency SEO suite. It tracks how brands appear in ChatGPT, Perplexity, Claude, Google AI Overviews, Microsoft Copilot, and Gemini — scoring each platform 0–100. Georaize is NOT a text-to-speech or voice synthesis tool; it is a GEO (Generative Engine Optimization) monitoring platform for marketers and SEO agencies.

What is GEO monitoring and why does it matter?

GEO (Generative Engine Optimization) monitoring tracks how AI platforms like ChatGPT, Perplexity, Claude, and Google AI Overviews reference your brand in their answers. As AI search grows, brands that appear in AI answers get significantly higher conversion rates — AI-driven referrals convert at 4x the rate of standard organic traffic. 68% of AI answers cite only 3 sources per query.

Which AI platforms does Georaize track?

Georaize tracks ChatGPT, Perplexity, Claude (Anthropic), Google AI Overviews, Microsoft Copilot, and Google Gemini — 6 platforms in total. New platforms are added as they gain market share.

What is the Agency SEO Suite?

The Agency SEO Suite runs 25 specialist SEO skills in parallel — technical audits, E-E-A-T content scoring, schema validation, backlink analysis, sitemap health, local SEO, and more. It generates white-label PDF reports for every client.

Can I generate white-label reports for my clients?

Yes, on the Agency plan. Reports are exported as polished A4 PDFs with your agency branding. You can share a live link with clients or download the PDF directly.

How much does Georaize cost?

Georaize has a free plan ($0 forever, no credit card ever) plus paid plans: Starter at $19/month (3 brands, full SEO audits, AI fix prompts), Pro at $49/month (10 brands, competitor tracking, daily reports), and Agency at $99/month (unlimited brands, unlimited SEO clients, white-label PDF reports). Upgrade or cancel anytime.

What is the difference between GEO and SEO?

Traditional SEO (Search Engine Optimization) optimizes for Google's 10 blue links. GEO (Generative Engine Optimization) optimizes for AI-generated answers in ChatGPT, Perplexity, Claude, and Google AI Overviews. Georaize covers both: GEO monitoring across 6 AI platforms plus a full 25-skill SEO audit suite.

How often is AI visibility data updated?

Starter plans receive weekly updates. Pro and Agency plans receive daily updates with real-time alerts when significant changes are detected in brand visibility across AI platforms.

How-To

How to Improve Your Brand Visibility in ChatGPT and Perplexity (2026)

May 10, 2026 · 9 min read · Georaize Team

To improve brand visibility in ChatGPT, Perplexity, Claude, Google AI Overviews, Copilot, and Gemini, you need to optimize for each platform's specific citation signals — not apply a single strategy across all of them. This guide covers 6 platform-specific tactics and 4 universal technical fixes you can implement immediately.

Step 1: Measure your baseline AI visibility score

Before optimizing, you need to know your current score on each platform. A brand with 0% on Perplexity needs a different fix than a brand with 40% on ChatGPT but 0% on Gemini. Use Georaize to run a visibility check across all 6 platforms simultaneously — it scores each one 0–100, shows what the AI actually says about your brand, and identifies which competitors are being cited instead.

Step 2: Fix the technical foundations (universal — all platforms)

Allow AI crawlers in robots.txt

30 min

Add explicit allow rules for GPTBot (ChatGPT), ClaudeBot (Anthropic), PerplexityBot, Gemini-Web-Crawler (Google Gemini), meta-externalagent (Meta AI), and Bingbot (Copilot). If your robots.txt blocks these, you are invisible by default — no amount of content optimization will help.

User-agent: GPTBot
Allow: /

User-agent: ClaudeBot
Allow: /

User-agent: PerplexityBot
Allow: /

User-agent: Gemini-Web-Crawler
Allow: /

Publish a llms.txt file

2 hours

Create a /llms.txt file at your domain root. This file is specifically designed for AI language models — it signals what your brand is, what it is not, and gives AI models explicit permission to cite your content. Include: entity definition, disambiguation (what you are NOT), key facts, FAQ section, and citation permissions.

Add Organization + FAQ schema markup

2 hours

Implement JSON-LD structured data: Organization (with sameAs links to LinkedIn, GitHub, Crunchbase), FAQPage (with direct-answer question/answer pairs), SoftwareApplication (for SaaS products), and HowTo (for guide content). Google AI Overviews reads structured data directly — this is the fastest win for Google AI visibility.

Add a <link rel="llms-txt"> tag

5 min

In your HTML <head>, add: <link rel="llms-txt" href="/llms.txt" />. This makes your llms.txt discoverable to crawlers that look for it in the link header rather than directly hitting the URL.

Step 3: Platform-specific tactics

Each AI platform has a distinct citation model. Here are the highest-impact actions per platform, ranked by research correlation from the Semrush AI Visibility Report 2025:

ChatGPT (OpenAI)

Timeline: 4–12 weeks

0.62 correlation with Reddit presence

Get mentioned in relevant Reddit threads (r/SEO, r/SaaS, r/marketing) — ChatGPT training data is heavily indexed from Reddit.
Create a Wikipedia page or Wikidata entity — entity recognition is essential for ChatGPT citations.
Write comprehensive FAQ content with direct answers to "What is [brand]?" and "How does [brand] work?" — these match ChatGPT query patterns.
Get listed on G2, Capterra, or Product Hunt — ChatGPT training data includes review site content.

Perplexity

Timeline: 1–4 weeks

Real-time web crawl — recency is the #1 factor

Publish new blog posts regularly (even monthly). Perplexity crawls fresh content actively — a single indexed blog post can start generating citations within days.
Get mentioned in online news articles or industry newsletters — Perplexity favors diverse, independent sources.
Make sure your sitemap.xml is current and submitted — Perplexity respects sitemaps for crawl prioritization.
Write in "direct answer" format: first paragraph answers the question completely, then provides context.

Claude (Anthropic)

Timeline: 6–16 weeks (training cutoff dependent)

Training data + entity recognition

Submit your brand to software review sites (G2, Capterra, Trustpilot) — Claude training data includes these sources.
Add Organization schema with sameAs links to LinkedIn, GitHub, and Crunchbase — entity recognition is critical for Claude.
Publish detailed, well-sourced comparison content ("Georaize vs Semrush") — Claude favors balanced analysis.
Write content with clear methodology sections — Claude cites brands that explain how they work.

Google AI Overviews

Timeline: 2–8 weeks

Google index + E-E-A-T signals

Create a Google Business Profile — this is a direct entity signal to Google's knowledge graph.
Implement FAQPage and HowTo JSON-LD schema on relevant pages — Google AI Overviews reads structured data directly.
Improve Core Web Vitals (LCP < 2.5s, CLS < 0.1, INP < 200ms) — Google AI Overviews favors fast, stable pages.
Build E-E-A-T signals: About page with author credentials, contact information, and experience demonstrations.

Microsoft Copilot

Timeline: 2–6 weeks

Bing index — similar to Perplexity

Submit your sitemap to Bing Webmaster Tools (free) — Copilot uses the Bing index, and unsubmitted sites are crawled slower.
Add Bing Site Verification meta tag to your homepage.
Publish fresh, keyword-rich content — Bing favors clear, direct content without heavy JavaScript rendering.
Get mentioned in industry publications that Bing indexes — press releases and guest posts help.

Google Gemini

Timeline: 4–12 weeks

YouTube correlation: 0.737 (strongest signal)

Create a YouTube channel and upload at least 1–2 videos explaining your product — Gemini uniquely integrates YouTube data.
Add VideoObject schema markup to any video content on your site.
Implement schema-rich articles using BlogPosting and Article JSON-LD on all content pages.
Ensure Google can index your pages by checking coverage in Google Search Console.

Step 4: Write content AI platforms can cite

AI platforms extract specific passage types from web pages. To maximize citation probability, structure your content to match what they extract:

Content Element	Specification
Opening paragraph	Answer the core question in the first 40–60 words. No intro fluff.
Passage length	134–167 words per H2 section — optimal for AI extraction
Heading format	Use questions: "What is X?", "How does X work?", "Why does X matter?"
Statistics	Include specific numbers with source attribution — "68% of AI answers cite only 3 sources (Semrush, 2025)"
Comparison tables	Structured HTML tables with clear headers — AI models extract table data reliably
Lists	Ordered or unordered lists of 3–7 items with concrete, specific items (not vague bullet points)
Entity mentions	Name your brand, category, and competitor brands explicitly — helps AI build entity associations

How long does it take to improve AI visibility?

Perplexity and Copilot (live web crawlers) respond fastest — new indexed content can improve scores within 1–4 weeks. Google AI Overviews follows Google's indexing cycle — typically 2–8 weeks. ChatGPT and Claude are training-data dependent — improvements appear after their next training data update, which can take months. Gemini depends on both Google index (fast) and YouTube content (faster for Gemini specifically).

Track your progress with Georaize

Georaize scores your brand across all 6 platforms after every change. Run a visibility check, implement the platform-specific fixes, and track score improvements over time. Free plan available.

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