AI visibility baseline
Directional readiness score across ChatGPT, Claude, and Gemini-style answers.
AI visibility diagnostic for B2B growth teams
Run a fast GEO readiness scan, see the signals holding your site back, and request a specialist review before you spend more budget on content that may not move AI visibility.
Enter your website to get a quick AI visibility snapshot. You will see a directional score, model-readiness breakdown, and the most likely signal gaps before requesting a full diagnostic.
The scanner estimates whether your site has the content, entity, comparison, and proof signals AI systems need before they can mention or recommend you.
Directional readiness score across ChatGPT, Claude, and Gemini-style answers.
Content, authority, semantic, comparison, and proof signals ranked by likely impact.
Whether to fix pages yourself, request a manual audit, or wait until GEO is more relevant.
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You can still request a full diagnostic below if you want us to review the site manually.
Your website shows emerging GEO readiness, but stronger solution clarity, comparison coverage, and authority signals would likely improve AI visibility.
The free score is a starting point. The full assessment turns it into a short action plan you can review with a GEO specialist.
UseGEO connects learning content, a free scanner, a sample report, and consent-based partner follow-up.
Run a free readiness scan and turn your homepage into a practical snapshot.
See dimensions, page evidence, top gaps, and a recommended next step.
Fix it yourself, compare tools, or consent to relevant partner follow-up.
UseGEO starts with a free snapshot. If your site has commercial potential but weak AI visibility signals, the next step is a focused manual audit or implementation sprint.
A human review of your homepage, solution pages, comparison coverage, proof assets, and AI-answer readiness.
A focused sprint to improve the pages and content assets most likely to influence AI recommendations.
Ongoing tracking and prioritization for brands that want GEO to become a repeatable growth channel.
The free scanner gives a directional snapshot. The manual audit goes deeper: it reviews whether your public site explains the entity, category, use cases, comparisons, and proof strongly enough for AI-generated answers.
Can AI systems identify who you are, what you sell, who you serve, and the category you belong in?
Do your pages explain when to choose you, how you compare, and which use cases fit best?
Do you provide enough evidence, examples, and outcomes for models to reuse your claims confidently?
The paid audit is not a generic SEO checklist. It turns your scanner result into a short, business-prioritized GEO action plan.
Promising category fit, but weak comparison and proof signals.
Homepage copy explains outcomes, but not enough explicit category, buyer, and use-case language.
Models have little first-party context for “best alternative”, “for B2B teams”, or “vs competitor” prompts.
Customer outcomes need clearer metrics, before/after context, and summary snippets.
Want this for your site? Run the free scanner first, then request the full diagnostic if the opportunity looks real.
Run free scannerDiscovery behavior is shifting. Whether a brand appears in AI-generated recommendations is becoming a more direct growth variable for B2B teams.
More buyers start with ChatGPT, Claude, Perplexity, or Gemini instead of clicking through ten blue links first.
Being indexed is not the same as being selected, cited, or surfaced in AI-driven answer environments.
Brand pages, solution pages, comparison pages, and case pages increasingly shape how AI systems understand your business.
If you are new to GEO, the best path is not doing everything at once. Start by building judgment, then move into prioritization and execution.
Learn what GEO is, how it differs from classic SEO, and why it affects B2B visibility in AI-driven discovery.
See why solution pages, comparison pages, proof assets, and clearer entity signals matter in recommendation systems.
Use readiness, gaps, and business context to decide which GEO moves are worth executing first and which should wait.
UseGEO is built as a learning and discovery hub. These entry points connect educational content, scanner evidence, and partner discovery without promising that UseGEO will deliver the full service itself.
A practical checklist for evaluating homepage clarity, proof signals, comparison readiness, and AI extractability.
Open the checklistA curated entry point for scanner workflows, AI visibility tools, and software that helps teams measure GEO readiness.
Explore toolsA future directory for vetted GEO, SEO, and AI visibility partners that can help teams act on scanner findings.
View agency guideNot sure where to start? Run the free scanner first and use the result to choose a learning path.
Run the free scannerThese articles are designed to help B2B teams understand AI visibility, GEO structure, and which execution moves matter most.
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Read articleThe current priority is diagnostic and consultation conversion. Case submissions are still useful because they create the proof base for future playbooks, anonymized examples, and paid case-library products.
The first version of the community is designed to collect real GEO execution stories, review them, structure them, and turn them into case assets worth learning from.
Share the company stage, business context, GEO actions taken, and the changes you observed.
Raw submissions are not published directly. They are screened, structured, and anonymized where needed.
The goal is to turn one-off execution experience into reusable decision support for other B2B teams.
Real growth stories from the community
The public case library is being built from reviewed submissions.
A directional model for deciding whether a deeper GEO diagnostic is worth prioritizing
Directional estimate only. Use it to frame the business case for prioritizing high-impact GEO fixes.