GEO & AIO Company in India

GEO and AIO services from Webtales include an AI visibility audit, research into the conversational questions your buyers ask, answer-focused content optimisation, entity and knowledge optimisation, technical work on schema, crawlability and site structure, brand authority building through third-party references, and monthly tracking of mentions and citations. Work ships in fortnightly cycles with a named lead.

GEO, generative engine optimisation, improves how your brand and content are understood and cited across generative AI tools such as ChatGPT, Perplexity and Gemini. AIO, AI Overviews optimisation, focuses on Google's AI Overviews and AI Mode, structuring pages so Google's generative results can extract and cite your answers. Most businesses need both, because buyers use Google and standalone AI assistants side by side.

An AI visibility audit runs the questions your buyers actually ask through ChatGPT, Perplexity, Gemini and Google AI Overviews and records whether your brand appears, how it is described and which sources are cited instead. It compares you with competitors query by query, checks your site's schema and crawlability, and ends with a ranked list of gaps. Webtales delivers the audit within the first fortnight.

Track AI mentions by running a fixed set of target queries through ChatGPT, Perplexity, Gemini and Google AI Overviews on a regular schedule and recording brand appearances, citations of your pages, product mentions and which competitors appear instead. Because AI answers vary between runs, Webtales reports trends monthly rather than relying on single checks, and tracks referral visits from AI tools in GA4.

In most cases yes, if you want to be cited in AI answers, because a crawler blocked in robots.txt cannot read the pages it would cite. OpenAI and Perplexity publish their crawler names, and OpenAI separates its search crawler from its training crawler, so a site can allow search access while limiting training use. Google's AI Overviews use the normal Googlebot. Webtales reviews these settings in the technical audit.

Judge GEO across several monthly reports rather than one check, because AI answers vary between runs and each system refreshes its sources on its own schedule. Answer engines that search the web live can pick up improved pages once they are recrawled, while knowledge built into a model changes only when the model is updated. Webtales delivers the audit in the first fortnight and tracks citations monthly.

Schema markup gives AI systems machine-readable facts about your organisation, services, products, people and FAQs, which reduces the risk of your business being misdescribed. It does not earn a citation on its own; the visible content must also answer the question clearly. Webtales adds Organization, Service, FAQPage and related schema as part of technical GEO and checks that it matches what each page actually says.

Entity optimisation makes sure AI systems recognise your business as one clearly defined entity, with consistent facts about its name, address, services, products and people across your website, Google Business Profile, directories, social profiles and third-party mentions. When those facts conflict, AI assistants may confuse you with another business or leave you out. Webtales audits and aligns these sources during GEO work.

Yes. AI answer engines often draw on and cite third-party sources such as industry publications, directories, review sites and forums, so how others describe your brand shapes how AI describes it. Webtales works on relevant brand mentions, industry references and digital PR, and tracks which external sources AI tools cite for your target queries so outreach goes to the sources that matter.

GEO can be either. A one-off AI visibility audit with a prioritised roadmap suits businesses that want to close gaps with their own team, while a monthly retainer suits those that need content, schema, entity work and citation tracking kept current as AI answers change. Webtales charges a flat fee for both, and the scope depends on site size, the number of target queries and the competitors tracked.