遠程資科 helps teams that want to confirm whether their brand is mentioned or cited in generative AI answers: using a fixed set of questions, we measure Mention, Citation, and Share of Voice, first establish a baseline, then perform gap analysis and page-by-page optimisation, and compare each round against the previous one through periodic retesting. Deliverables include a GEO strategy report, monthly monitoring reports, and deployable JSON-LD, code adjustment notes, and a copy paragraph optimisation table.
The definition of being seen has changed
For the past ten years, “being found in search” meant “ranking among the top ten links.” Users clicked through, compared, and decided.
Now users ask AI and receive an answer. Whoever is mentioned or cited in that answer is the new number one. And there is only one spot.
This has three levels of impact on businesses:
- 1
You do not know whether you are included.
There are tools for checking rankings, but not AI’s answers. Ask the same question three times and the answers may differ; without looking at the data, there is no way to tell.
- 2
The reasons for being mentioned are different from ranking.
Ranking depends on authority and links; being cited depends on whether the content can be understood, segmented, and safely restated. A website ranking first but never being cited is a common situation.
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Competitors may already be in there.
And not because they paid money, but because their content structure happens to be suitable for citation.
GEO is not the new SEO; it is a new measurement object. SEO measures ranking; GEO measures “who is mentioned and who is cited when AI answers.”