Get your business mentioned by AI
Kiseo helps independent businesses get mentioned when customers ask ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, Google AI, and Perplexity who to hire.
Kiseo works across ChatGPT, Claude, Copilot, Gemini, Google AI, and Perplexity.
About Kiseo
Kiseo helps independent businesses get mentioned when customers ask AI for advice. It is a one-person practice, so you work with the person doing the work. There are no account managers.
Built on what already works: reviews, your Google profile, and clear pages.
Why it matters
More people ask AI first. Much of what it says about a business comes from other website mentions and content.
Solutions
Four pieces of work: a setup project on your pages, then a monthly plan for mentions, content, and testing.
Fix your website pages
In the first month, Kiseo rewrites your site's pages in batches, starting with the ones that matter most. Each page gets the content that is optimized to be cited by AI.
Earn mentions from other websites
Kiseo finds the sites AI tools actually pull from, then submits your firm to multiple websites each month that name your competitors but not you.
Publish what customers ask
Each month, Kiseo drafts a fresh content built around a real customer question in your market.
Test & report every month
The same set of customer questions is tested across AI platforms. You will see what each one said, where you were and weren't named, and what changed. Web mentions progress report comes along with this.
Learn
Guides on how AI tools find, trust, and recommend businesses. Kiseo adds new pieces as the platforms and the research change, so owners of independent businesses can stay current.
What is GEO?
Where the term came from, what the original research actually tested, and what GEO asks of a business in practice. Includes the tactics that do not work.
What is the difference between SEO and GEO?
Rankings and clicks versus citations and recommendations. How selection differs, which signals matter more, and why SEO stays the foundation.
Ahrefs' AI Benchmark Report
Thirteen studies, 146 million search results pages, and what each finding means for a business that is not a software brand.
FAQs
What is GEO, AEO, or LLMO?
They're three names for the same work: getting your business named and quoted when people ask AI tools for help. GEO is generative engine optimization, AEO is answer engine optimization, and LLMO is large language model optimization. The labels differ by who's writing; the job is the same. Kiseo measures where you stand today, then works to improve it.
Is this real, or just hype?
It's real but still early. A 2026 BrightLocal survey found 45% of US consumers had used an AI tool to get a local business recommendation, up from 6% a year before. Another 2026 survey (Yext) found more than half of US adults still haven't used AI for local search. So AI isn't replacing Google. It's a growing second front door, and Kiseo thinks it's worth opening before your competitors do.
I already pay for SEO. Why would I need this?
Kiseo works alongside your SEO, not instead of it. Google says no special optimization is needed for its AI answers, and the usual SEO basics still matter. But AI tools also lean on reviews, directories, and mentions on other websites, so a business can rank well on Google and still not get named. In SOCi's 2026 study of large retail brands, fewer than half of the top performers in Google local search were also top picks for AI. Kiseo checks for that gap and coordinates with your current provider.
Can a small business really compete with the big names?
Often yes, on the right questions. For broad searches like "best [business] near me," large chains and directory sites tend to be named first. Smaller businesses have a better shot on specific questions, like what something costs, how to choose, or which option fits a certain situation. Kiseo tests your market first and tells you which wins are realistic and which aren't.
Is Kiseo a big agency?
No. Kiseo is a small studio run by one person, who does the work personally. You deal directly with the person testing, writing, and reporting on your business, with no handoffs and no junior staff learning on your account. Kiseo is upfront about being small: it's a focused service, not a full-service agency.
What does it cost?
It's a monthly service. The price depends on three things: the size of your business, how crowded your market is, and how much work your pages, reviews, and mentions need. Kiseo gives you a specific number after the free call, once it has seen where you stand, so you don't pay for work you don't need.
What happens on the free call?
Before the call, Kiseo looks at your business: which sites name your competitors but not you, and how your pages are written. On the call, Kiseo walks you through what it found, what it would fix first, and what's realistic for your market. You leave with a clear picture whether or not you hire Kiseo.