GEO for B2C Apps
Turn everyday questions into AI discovery, useful comparisons and a clearer path to trial.
See how an app question becomes a useful page.
Language-learning app / illustrative brief
A commute-focused use-case page → relevant trial
A feature comparison → the right plan
A trial FAQ → sign-up or app store
Clear outputs, reviewable facts and an owner for every action.
Priority use cases, buyer questions and product facts.
Research the routines, problems and alternatives behind an app search. Group questions by use case, language and market, then connect them with features your product can demonstrate.
Your handoff: A prioritised question map with intent, target page and supporting product facts.
Use-case pages, comparisons and FAQs with fact-check notes.
Develop agreed use-case pages, feature comparisons and FAQs. Each brief records the reader’s question, approved feature facts, plan limits and the next step toward a trial.
Your handoff: Content briefs and agreed article drafts, with fact-check notes and suggested links.
Dated AI answers, cited sources and competitor gaps.
Review whether sampled answers mention your app, describe it correctly and cite a useful source. Compare 3-5 relevant alternatives and flag missing, outdated or conflicting information.
Your handoff: A dated answer-and-source register, competitor notes and a prioritised action list.
Page access, internal links and app store recommendations.
Review page access, internal links and the route into your product or app store. Identify where useful answers stop short of explaining device support, trial terms or the next action.
Your handoff: Technical and conversion-path recommendations for your website owner.
Bring your product knowledge. We bring the research, content and a clear plan for what comes next.
Explore how we workFirst month
Agree the use case, market and product facts.
Record AI answers, cited sources and content gaps.
Check a priority page before publication.
Ongoing collaboration
We prepare. Research, content, community work and technical recommendations.
You approve. Product facts, website publishing, final videos and technical fixes.
Community contributions follow platform rules and disclose brand relationships. Your proposal confirms the scope and start of monthly delivery.
90-day GEO program
A clear sequence of research, publishing and review, with your app’s trial and activation goals in view.
See the work, the responsibilities and the measurement plan.
Explore the programVisibility, product accuracy and customer actions, reported separately.
AI answers vary. Referrals capture only part of the journey. A mention is not an install or a sale.
For the agreed questions, we record the tool, market, language and date; whether your app appears; whether its description is accurate; and which sources the answer cites. We compare those sources with your product pages and relevant alternatives. The output is a set of observations and actions, rather than a single unexplained visibility score.
This focus applies the GEO service to the questions people ask before choosing an app. It covers the research, content and visibility work agreed in your proposal. App store listing optimisation and paid acquisition are separate activities and are not included by default.
We agree on the events and referral data your team can actually observe. Web visits, store visits, installs and activation are different steps; some cannot be connected reliably. Reports keep those limits visible and do not present AI mentions as installs.
Yes. We can scope the initial question set and content pilot around a priority use case, language and market. The proposal confirms that focus, first-month deliverables and ongoing cadence; the shared GEO monthly quantities are not an extra allocation for each use case.
The first month is scoped around research, a starting audit and content pilots. We agree review dates and required product access before kickoff. Visibility and trial outcomes may take longer and vary by app, market and platform; we report the work delivered separately from any change in those outcomes.
Your team shares important feature, pricing and availability changes. We use that record to prioritise updates to the agreed content and to review sampled answers for outdated descriptions. Publishing website changes stays with your team, and third-party answers cannot be edited directly.
Bring your website, priority market and target customer action.
