Every engagement runs on the same four tracks. What changes between clients is the market mix, the language split and how much of the execution you hand over.
Scoped per client. No self-serve tiers — the work is different for a two-market migration agency and a single-market consultancy.
01
AI visibility baseline
Before anything is published.
We put the questions your clients ask to the assistants they use, in each market and language, and record what comes back — how your firm is described, what is wrong or missing, which competitors are named, and what sources the answer leans on.
You receive The question set, the raw answers, and a written read on why the answers look the way they do.
Why it matters It sets the measure. Every later report re-runs the same questions, so progress is comparable rather than anecdotal.
02
Content and social, executed
Published on a rhythm, in both languages.
Models quote sources that answer a question directly and can be attributed to someone credible. So that is what we write: plain answers to the questions your clients ask before they ever contact a firm, published under your name on the channels that carry weight in each market.
Social LinkedIn and Instagram, written per market rather than cross-posted.
Long form Explainers, case write-ups and service pages that survive being quoted out of context.
Paid, where it helps Campaigns to put the work in front of the right audience — never as a substitute for the work.
You approve everything before it is published. Nothing goes out in your name that you have not seen.
03
Structure and signals
The unglamorous half that decides the rest.
A model can only recommend a firm it can verify. That means your website has to be readable by machines, your business details have to match everywhere they appear, and someone other than you has to say what you say about yourself.
On your site Structure, headings, structured data and service pages an assistant can parse without guessing.
Consistency One version of your name, registrations, locations, services and credentials, everywhere.
Corroboration Profiles, directories, registers and third-party mentions that independently confirm the same facts.
04
Monitoring and reporting
Monthly, in plain language.
We track visibility with established third-party GEO platforms—several we use—and turn what they show into a short monthly report: what moved, what we did, and what we will do next. If something is not working, it goes in the report too.
We do not sell software licences and we do not claim to have built the monitoring ourselves. We choose the platform that suits your markets and we do the interpretation, which is the part that is actually hard.
Start with the baseline.
See what the assistants say about your firm today, then decide whether it is worth changing.