Generative engine optimization (GEO) is the practice of structuring website content so that AI systems — ChatGPT, Google’s AI Overviews, Gemini, Perplexity, and Claude — cite your business when users ask questions in your category. GEO builds on traditional SEO: rankings get you found on Google, while GEO gets you recommended by AI.
Arabic and English keyword clusters mapped to your customer's actual questions.
Site structures, page hierarchies, and internal linking built around topic clusters.
Metadata, schema markup, Core Web Vitals, crawlability, and indexation — including fixing rendering issues that block crawlers.
Definition blocks, FAQ schema, comparison tables, and extractable answer passages that AI systems cite.
Monthly tracking of whether AI assistants mention and recommend your brand for key queries.


We recently rewrote a complete 18-page bilingual website for a GCC financial institution — every page optimized simultaneously for Google rankings and AI engine citation, backed by a 10-cluster keyword strategy in both Arabic and English.
SEO gets your pages ranked in search results; GEO gets your content cited inside AI-generated. answers. They share foundations — quality content, structure, authority — but GEO adds extractable answer blocks, schema, and entity signals AI systems rely on.
Honest answer: 3–6 months for meaningful movement on competitive terms, faster for long-tail and local queries. We report leading indicators (indexation, impressions, positions) monthly so you’re never guessing.
Yes — natively. Arabic SEO isn’t translation; keyword behavior, dialect variation, and search intent differ fundamentally from English, and we research them separately.
We'll check how you rank on Google and whether ChatGPT, Gemini, and Perplexity actually cite you — then show you the gaps worth closing first.
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