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How Huuve works with GEO (AI visibility).

Switch on the AI-visibility audit: whether ChatGPT, Gemini and the other assistants mention your business, for which questions, and what to publish to be the cited answer.

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How Huuve works with GEO (AI visibility)

When a customer asks ChatGPT, Gemini or Perplexity who to buy from, what it costs or whether it is any good, the answer is a shortlist. We work to put your business on it: named, described correctly and cited.

What we read

Every month we run the AI-visibility audit. It finds the questions people ask assistants about your category, then checks each one: is your business mentioned, is your site cited, and are the quoted facts current. It scores your visibility from 0 to 100. You see all of it under Website. Update your pages after every launch or price change: an answer that is wrong today was quoted from a page that was right last year.

What we do

Each week we read the audit and pick the questions worth owning. Then we plan two kinds of work:

Page fixes for you to make, so your facts are explicit and consistent: your name, place, offering, hours and prices in plain text, the same on your site, your Google Business profile and the directories. AI answers only use the words on your pages, never a logo.
Articles that answer a whole question in one place: comparisons, "how much does X cost", "is X right for me". We write the answer first, in one plain sentence, then the detail. One question per section, headings that match how people ask.

The GEO half of the plan goes on the Plan tab with its target questions. Our blog writer drafts the articles, and you review and publish them from Website. Nothing goes live without your approval, and your part stays inside your 15 minutes a week.

What you get

Next month's audit shows what moved: mentions per target question, cited or not, and the score. When an assistant names your business with the right offering and cites a page of yours, that page is where a shortlisted customer decides. We keep one clear next step on it.

The articles you publish also become ideas for your social posts, so what people ask before they buy reaches your other channels too.

GEO runs in the Website channel, the same loop that runs your SEO.

The audience

Who you reach on GEO (AI visibility).

People who ask an AI assistant who to buy from, what something costs or whether a business is any good. They want one clear answer, and they often act on the names that answer gives them.

Best practices

What works on GEO (AI visibility).

Review what the assistants say about the business monthly (the AI-visibility audit) and after every launch, price change or new offering. An answer that is wrong today was quoted from a page that was right last year.

What works

Pages that answer whole questions in one place: FAQs, comparisons, definitions, 'how much does X cost', 'is X right for me'. Author and about pages that tie claims to real people. Original data or observations nobody else has.

How to write

Write to be quoted: the answer first, in one plain sentence, then the detail. Name the business, the place and the offering explicitly in the text (AI answers use the words, never a logo). One question per section, headings that match how people ask.

Good to know

Consistency across the web is a ranking signal for assistants: the same name, address, hours and prices on the site, Google Business and the directories. Structured data where it is valid, never invented.

What to measure

The AI-visibility score, mentions per target question, cited-or-not per question, and whether the quoted facts are current. Score up with mentions flat means the wrong questions were targeted.

What to avoid

Answering nothing whole; claims without names or places in the text; facts that differ between the site and Google Business; manufactured reviews or expertise signals (they count for little in AI answers, and they are untrue).

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