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Access for AI crawlers
Checking that robots.txt, firewall and CDN settings do not block crawlers such as GPTBot, ClaudeBot and PerplexityBot by mistake.
GEO: Visibility in AI Search
Your customers no longer just search Google; they ask AI. We make sure your brand appears in those answers with accurate information and as a cited source.
What it is
GEO (generative engine optimisation) is the work of getting your site and brand cited as a source in answers from systems such as ChatGPT, Gemini, Perplexity, Copilot and Google’s AI Overviews. To answer a question these systems search the web, pick sources they trust and quote them. We check that your site is open to their crawlers, make your content easy to quote, keep the information about your brand consistent everywhere, and measure the results regularly. GEO does not replace SEO; it builds on a solid SEO foundation.
What we cover
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Quotable content
Paragraphs that answer the question in the first sentence, with clear headings, and make sense on their own.
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Structured data
Schema.org markup for your organisation, services, products, articles and FAQs.
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Consistent brand information
The same company name, services and contact details on your site, LinkedIn and directories.
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Files for AI
llms.txt, Markdown versions of pages and machine-readable sitemaps.
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Measurement
Tracking whether your brand appears in answers to a set of questions, and the traffic AI tools send you.
How we work
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Baseline
We list the questions your customers are likely to ask and record which answers mention your brand today.
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Technical access
Crawler access, indexing and structured data are checked and fixed.
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Content and structure
Service, product and blog pages are made quotable, and missing topics go into a content plan.
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Brand signals
Information about your brand outside your site (LinkedIn, directories, industry sites) is made consistent.
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Tracking
The same questions are measured again at regular intervals and the results reported.
What you get
- A baseline report: your brand’s visibility for the chosen questions
- Technical findings and the fixes applied (crawler access, structured data, llms.txt)
- Content recommendations per page, or rewritten copy
- Regular measurement reports and next steps
When you need it
- If your customers use AI tools when looking for services or suppliers
- If ChatGPT or Gemini gives incomplete or wrong information about your brand
- If you rank well on Google but competitors appear in the AI answers
- When you are building a new site or redesigning your current one
Methodologies & Standards
Schema.orgllms.txtrobots.txtGoogle Search EssentialsBing Webmaster GuidelinesIndexNowE-E-A-T
Frequently Asked
SEO is about where your site ranks in search results. GEO is about AI systems choosing your site as a source when they build an answer. Since AI systems often draw on search indexes, a good SEO foundation is also a precondition for GEO.
No. AI answers change with the wording of the question, the user and time; nobody can guarantee a place in a particular answer. We fix the technical and content conditions that affect visibility, and measure and report the results with the same questions over time.
It is not required. Google has said it does not use llms.txt in Search, while some AI tools and agents do read it. It is easy to add, so we recommend it, but the real impact comes from crawler access, content structure and consistent brand information.
Yes. On twinlikee.com we use a robots.txt open to AI crawlers, llms.txt, Markdown versions of our blog posts and Schema.org markup.
