HeyTalent: 600 pages indexed, and demos arriving from ChatGPT
February – September 2026. Volume is what carries this case: the content system publishes across several languages, which multiplies the questions the brand can be an answer to.
Published 8 September 2026Last reviewed 17 September 2026
Short answer
HeyTalent started working with DoGeo in February 2026. Six months in it books two to three demos a week with people who arrived by asking ChatGPT, has 600 pages indexed across several languages published by the content system, and its Google impressions are up 337% over the last three months against the three before, with clicks up 268%.
The numbers
ResultEverything below is read from HeyTalent’s own Search Console and Bing Webmaster Tools accounts.
2-3
demos booked per week
by people who reached HeyTalent through asking ChatGPT. It is the number that decides whether the channel sells, and almost nobody publishes it.
600
pages indexed
across several languages, published by the content system DoGeo built inside their own repository.
+337%
impressions on Google
over the last three months against the three before, with clicks up 268%. In the screenshot below: 3,250 clicks and 731,000 impressions. It now runs at around 1,100 clicks a month.
21,400
citations in AI answers
over three months, averaging 33 cited pages, per the AI performance report in Bing Webmaster Tools.
What DoGeo did
The workThe four levers in the usual order, with the weight on the last two.
- 01 / MEASURE
The starting point, dated
What the assistants answered to the sector’s real buying questions, who they named, and whether they could read HeyTalent’s site at all. That is the number everything after is compared against.
- 02 / FIND
The questions somebody else was answering
The set of real questions their buyers ask, in every language they sell in, with who took each answer and with which page exactly.
- 03 / BUILD
The content system, inside their repository
Publishing 600 pages by hand is not a plan. The system does it on its own, in English, Spanish and French at once, and lives in HeyTalent’s code: theirs on day one and still theirs if they stop working with DoGeo.
- 04 / ANSWER
One page per question
Each page answers one question completely in its first two sentences, written so a fragment can be lifted out and still make sense away from the site. That is what makes a model pick it over another.
Volume without the writing would have been worthless: 600 pages that answer nothing are 600 pages nobody cites. And the writing without the system would never have reached 600.
The languages
MarketsThe content machine publishes in several languages at once, and that is what opened new markets without standing up a new team in each one.
HeyTalent publishes in English, Spanish and French by default, and has ended up ranking in German and Italian as well. Every language added multiplies the questions the brand can be the answer to, because an assistant answers in the language it was asked in and leans on the sources it can find in that language.
Publishing in five languages by hand is a headcount, not a plan. What DoGeo built is the machine: the same content system that writes a page writes it in every language HeyTalent sells in, with its own question research behind each one, because the question a German buyer asks is not a translation of the question a Spanish buyer asks.
It is also where it shows most clearly that GEO depends less on the country than on the language: an answer in one language routinely leans on pages written in another, and the brand with the page in both is the one that wins.
What repeats here and what does not
HonestlyThis case is not a guarantee and DoGeo does not present it as one. HeyTalent started from a site that could be changed and from a sector where publishing across several languages makes sense, and those two things explain much of the result. A local business with twenty pages and one market would not have got here, and would not have needed to.
What does repeat is the method, which is published in full and can be run without hiring anyone. And the timeline: the technical half moved in weeks and the rest in months, which is what always happens.
Where to go next
Where do you stand today?
DoGeo reviews your site by hand and reports what it finds: whether assistants can read you, what is visible before JavaScript runs, and who they name today when someone asks about your category.