Blog
DoGeo writes about what can be checked: AI crawler access, what makes a page quotable, and how to measure a channel that produces no clicks. Everything is dated and gets revised when it stops being true.
How to Appear in Meta AI and Get Your Brand Cited
Meta AI answers inside WhatsApp, Instagram, Facebook and Messenger as well as on its own website and app. What it draws on when it names a company, which of Meta’s robots matter, and what can be checked today.
How to Appear in Grok and Get Your Brand Mentioned
Grok answers inside X as well as on its own website and apps, and it can search both the web and the posts on X. What decides whether it names a company, and what can and cannot be checked today.
ChatGPT has wrong information about your company? What to do
A price that no longer exists, a service you never offered or a company the AI thinks has closed. Why it happens, what can be fixed, through which channel and what is outside the company’s control.
Brand mentions: why AI won’t recommend your site
A well-written website is not enough for an AI assistant to recommend a company. Which third-party sources weigh on its answers, what the data says about each one, and what a company can do without buying mentions.
How to Optimize Content for LLMs and AI Search
What to change in the writing of a page so AI assistants use it as a source, what the data says about each tactic, and which kind of page shows up most in Google’s AI answers across two DoGeo projects.
Query fan-out: the sub-queries AI search runs when you ask a question
What the technique AI search engines use to split one question into several searches is, how it works on a real example, and what Gemini did across 1,230 runs in a DoGeo study.
What is GEO? GEO vs AEO vs SEO in 2026
The definition, how it differs from AEO and from SEO, and why in 2026 a company needs to show up in Google and in the answers of AI assistants at the same time.
What is inbound marketing and how it works in 2026
The definition without the hype, how it differs from outbound, and what changed this year: many customers no longer arrive from a click on Google but from what an AI assistant tells them.
Wix alternatives and how to migrate without losing rank
When Wix falls short and when it does not, which alternative fits each kind of site, and the five steps to switch tools without Google losing track of your pages.
How to Check Website Traffic: Yours and Competitors
Your own traffic can be measured; a competitor’s can only be estimated. Which source to use for each, why estimates miss so badly on small sites, and how to spot the visits that no longer arrive because the answer stays on the search page or in the chat.
WordPress vs Squarespace: which one and why
Speed on real visitors, technical control, cost and capacity to publish, with source and date. And when a third way pays off.
Buy backlinks in 2026: the real risk and what works
What Google’s policies say about paying for links, what a link costs today, why it does even less in AI answers, and where that budget can go instead.
Keyword Rank Checker and AI Visibility Tracking
Rank tracking measures only one of the surfaces where a company now gets chosen or skipped. What can be measured on Google and in each AI assistant, how to start for free, and why two tools never report the same numbers.
How to appear in DeepSeek and get your brand cited
DeepSeek documents far less than OpenAI, Anthropic or Google about how it reads the web. What it does publish, what that lets a company do, and what still cannot be measured.
How to Appear in Claude and Get Your Brand Cited
Claude cites few sources and picks them differently: in the public measurement available, a company’s own website is the source it cites most often. What decides whether Claude can cite a company, and what anyone can check on their own site today.
How to Appear in Perplexity and Get Your Brand Cited
Perplexity shows its sources next to every answer, and it publishes which agents fetch them and from which addresses. What decides whether a site is among them, what a company can check today on its own domain, and how much of the work is already done if it invests in SEO.
How to Appear in Gemini and Get Your Brand Cited
The Gemini app, AI Overviews and AI Mode are three separate Google surfaces and they are not worked the same way. What decides on each one whether a company gets cited, and what a company can actually check about its own site today.
How to appear in ChatGPT
Which OpenAI agents decide whether ChatGPT can cite a site, why Google rankings predict those citations badly, and how long the first customer took to arrive this way in two DoGeo projects.
How to check the backlinks of any website
The full procedure for auditing the link profile of a domain, your own or someone else’s: what can be done for free, which metrics decide something, and the layer almost nobody audits yet — brand mentions that carry no link.
SEO agent: what AI agents can and cannot automate
What an AI agent does in SEO today, what still depends on a person, and what to ask before you put your search visibility in the hands of a system like that.
How to get cited by ChatGPT
Being named inside an answer and being the linked source under it are two different things. The second is the one that sends traffic, the one you can attribute, and the one a single page can win on its own.
How to rank in ChatGPT
ChatGPT has no results page, so there is no position ten to climb from. What there is instead is a paragraph you are either inside or outside of. This is what decides which.
Or have DoGeo take a look
DoGeo reviews your site by hand and reports what it finds. Four things: your name, your company, your website and a work email.