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When someone asks an AI engine about your category, your competitors appear. You don't. GEO Visibility fixes the authority signals that determine which brands AI engines choose to cite — before your window as a first mover closes.
The invisible brand — Your business has good SEO rankings, but when a potential customer asks ChatGPT which companies to consider in your category, your name never comes up. Your competitors do.
The Nepal-market pioneer — You understand that GEO is a new discipline and you want to establish your AI presence before competitors in Nepal even know it exists. First-mover citation authority compounds over time.
The confused marketer — You have well-optimised content that ranks on page one. But AI engines still ignore your brand. You need to understand why — and what the difference is between ranking and being cited.
The leadership briefer — You need to explain to founders or investors why GEO matters right now, with a clear picture of the citation gap between your brand and competitors already appearing in AI responses.
ChatGPT, Perplexity, and Gemini pull citations from a specific tier of sources: Wikipedia, tier-1 media, industry publications, and authoritative directories. If your brand doesn't appear in those sources, AI engines have no basis to cite you — regardless of how strong your own website is.
GEO requires a different kind of trust signal than standard SEO. A well-written blog post that ranks on Google is not enough to earn a citation in a generative AI response. AI engines look for corroboration across multiple independent sources.
You're not tracking which questions in your category cause AI engines to surface competitors. Without that data, you can't prioritise which authority signals to build first or which content to restructure.
AI engines build an internal model of who you are before deciding whether to cite you. Inconsistent brand names, missing structured data, and no third-party corroboration mean AI engines don't have a clear enough picture of your brand to include you confidently.
We query ChatGPT, Perplexity, and Gemini for 20 target queries in your category and record exactly when and how competitors are cited — and when you're not. Delivered within five days.
We map every source AI engines cite for your category queries, then identify precisely which of those sources your brand is absent from. This becomes the roadmap for your authority building.
We earn your brand coverage in the sources AI engines draw from — Wikipedia, tier-1 media, industry analyst publications, and authoritative Nepali and international directories. These are the citations that change your GEO presence.
We restructure existing pages and create new content that matches the citation patterns of brands AI engines already cite in your category. This is distinct from standard on-page SEO.
We track how often your competitors appear in AI-generated responses versus how often you do — monthly, across 12 AI engines, for 20 tracked queries.
A structured monthly report showing your citation rate, movement across engines, and the authority signals built that month. Measurable progress, not just activity.
GEO visibility is a measure of how often your brand is cited in AI-generated responses from engines like ChatGPT, Perplexity, and Gemini when users ask questions relevant to your category. It is determined by the authority signals your brand has built in the sources AI engines trust, not by your search engine rankings alone.
SEO optimises your content to rank in search engine results pages. GEO builds the authority signals — coverage in Wikipedia, tier-1 media, industry publications, and structured entity data — that cause AI engines to choose your brand as a citation source in their generated responses. You can rank well on Google and still be invisible in AI responses.
The audit covers ChatGPT, Perplexity, and Gemini in the initial phase. Monthly tracking covers 12 AI engines, including Claude, Grok, and others as they gain adoption in your market.
GEO is a new discipline. The brands that build citation authority first tend to hold it, because AI engines continue drawing from trusted sources they've already indexed. Starting now in Nepal means you establish your presence before competitors, not after.
Authority signal building takes time because it depends on third-party publication and indexing cycles. Most clients begin seeing measurable citation rate increases within six to twelve weeks of the authority building phase. The audit and gap analysis are complete within two weeks.
The GEO Visibility Audit is priced separately from the ongoing authority building and monitoring work. Contact us at hello@ignitednepal.com for current pricing in NPR, or start with the audit to understand your current citation gap before committing to a longer programme.
The content optimisation phase restructures 5–10 existing pages to match GEO citation patterns — you don't need to start from scratch. In some cases, new content is needed to target specific query types where you currently have no relevant page.
Success is measured as citation rate: the percentage of your 20 tracked queries for which your brand appears as a cited source in AI-generated responses, tracked monthly across 12 engines. The monthly GEO report shows this number and its movement over time.
We run 20 queries across ChatGPT, Perplexity, and Gemini, record your citation rate against competitors, and deliver a clear gap analysis with a prioritised plan to build the authority signals AI engines are looking for.
5-day turnaround · No retainer required