SEO and GEO

Tracking your rankings on Google and in AI answers

Every week, thousands of automated readings tell you where you appear on Google, in every country, city and language where you sell, whether ChatGPT, Gemini or Perplexity mention your brand, and what your competitors are doing. Nothing is done by hand: a clear report, alerts when things move, and the actions to take.

What you gain

AI search finally becomes visible

A growing share of your customers ask an AI rather than Google. You know whether it cites you, in what position, and which sources it uses.

An alert before revenue drops

A page that slips or a competitor moving ahead triggers an alert. You react within the week, not the next quarter.

The Google of each city, not an average

A customer in Lyon and a customer in Brussels do not see the same Google. Your rankings are read country by country, city by city and language by language, in bulk, across all your services and products, with your competitors.

Actions, not another dashboard

Each report ends with three actions ranked by impact. You carry them out in-house or with us.

Who it is for

  • Your site brings you customers, and you want to know before anyone else when that changes.
  • Your management asks whether the company shows up in ChatGPT, and nobody can answer.
  • You pay for an SEO tool nobody opens, for lack of time to read its tables.

What you receive

  • The choice of keywords and questions to track, with you, at the start.
  • A weekly reading of your Google rankings, in your home market and the countries you target.
  • A weekly reading of ChatGPT, Gemini and Perplexity answers: brand cited or not, position, sources.
  • The same tracking on three competitors.
  • Email alerts when a ranking or a citation changes significantly.
  • A monthly report with the three priority actions.

How it goes

  1. Scoping

    Together we choose the keywords, questions and competitors to track.

  2. First reading

    The starting point is measured and dated. Everything is then compared with it.

  3. Tracking

    Readings run every week, and alerts go out on their own.

  4. Report

    Every month, what moved, why, and what to do next.

Our method: a system, not one more tool

1. Collect in bulk

Tens of thousands of searches, rankings and AI answers read automatically, for every country, city, language and topic of your services and products.

2. Sort with AI

Several AI models group this data by intent, spot opportunities and filter out noise. What a team would take weeks to read is sorted in a few hours.

3. Decide with an expert

A specialist reads the result, settles the priorities and sets the strategy with you. AI prepares, people decide.

4. Produce and check

Pages, campaigns, replies and reports come out of automated pipelines, checked by sample before publication, then measured every week to adjust course.

Frequently asked questions

Why track rankings city by city?

Because Google does not show the same results in Paris, Lyon or Dubai. A national average can put you first where your customers are not. We start from your target customers and where they search from: ranking first in Paris is useless if your customers are in Dubai.

Why track AI answers?

Because your customers already ask their questions there, and an AI only cites a few brands per answer. Knowing whether you are one of them is the first step to getting in.

Do we need to give you access?

No, readings are taken from the outside. Read-only access to your Search Console enriches the report, but is not required.

What happens after 3 months?

The subscription continues month by month, and you stop it whenever you like. The reading history stays yours.

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