AI Search Checker
Track visibility across all AI engines
How OpenAI's ChatGPT and GPT-4o select sources for AI responses — training data, entity recognition, Bing retrieval.
E-E-A-T signals, structured data, and topical authority factors that determine Gemini and AI Overviews citations.
Bing indexation, entity schema, Microsoft Graph signals, and freshness factors for Copilot visibility.
Source quality, content depth, factual accuracy, and authority signals that influence Anthropic Claude citations.
How AI engines select, attribute, and display source citations — and how to get cited more often.
The technical and content strategies that work specifically for large language model search and retrieval.
Complete Generative Engine Optimization (GEO) strategy — from entity building to structured data to content architecture.
Generative Engine Optimization (GEO) is the emerging discipline of optimising websites and content to achieve visibility in AI-generated search responses. Just as SEO helps content rank in Google's blue-link results, GEO helps content get cited in ChatGPT answers, Gemini AI Overviews, Copilot responses, and Claude outputs.
The core difference from traditional SEO: AI engines don't just rank your page — they decide whether to cite you at all. That decision is influenced by entity recognition, structured data quality, content factual density, source authority, and the ability of the AI to extract clean, quotable information from your content. GEO addresses all of these factors with a systematic, measurable approach.
This hub contains the most comprehensive free resource on GEO available — covering all four major AI engines with specific ranking factor breakdowns, citation strategies, and tools to measure your progress.
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