Explain your services consistently
Resolve conflicting descriptions so your important pages and editable profiles present the same core business facts.
Help people understand what your business offers when they research with AI. JustGrow improves the consistency of your business information, the depth of your content and the evidence supporting your expertise.
Discuss Your AI Search PresenceWhat you do. Who you help. Where you work.
Clear services and approved facts.
Useful detail and supporting evidence.
Accurate profiles and external context.
GEO examines how your business, services and expertise are described across your website and relevant sources. We identify information gaps, improve factual consistency and review a defined sample of AI-generated descriptions to guide practical content work.
A brand mention alone tells you little about whether a buyer understands your business. Conflicting service details, thin content or outdated profiles can leave the information people find incomplete.
We start with your services, locations, capabilities and approved claims. Those facts guide updates to your website and the profiles you control.
Useful explanations, original insights and relevant external references give your business a more complete information base. We assess the sources as well as the content itself.
Share your website, target customers and the problem you want to solve. We will help you identify a suitable scope.
Connect accurate facts, useful explanations and relevant evidence across the places people research your offer.
Resolve conflicting descriptions so your important pages and editable profiles present the same core business facts.
Build useful topic coverage around your actual services, strengths and the questions customers ask when comparing providers.
Identify which business statements need better documentation, expert input or appropriate external references.
Review a defined sample of generated answers to identify missing details or inaccurate descriptions worth investigating.
Make service explanations and supporting resources useful for the visitor who follows a reference to your website.
Separate brand mentions, source citations and identifiable referral visits so each observation is interpreted correctly.
We agree the topics, platforms and sources to review, along with the content your team can approve and update.
Record approved names, services, locations, capabilities and product facts. Identify contradictions across important pages and relevant profiles.
Compare the information buyers need with what your website actually explains. Prioritise useful service detail, comparisons and original expertise.
Assess relevant profiles, industry references and existing mentions for accuracy and context. Recommend corrections or editorial opportunities where they have a clear purpose.
Prepare briefs or updates that explain your business and its expertise clearly. Coordinate factual review, internal links and implementation with your team.
Check applicable discovery and access guidance for the selected platforms. Distinguish search access decisions from model-training preferences rather than assuming every crawler serves the same purpose.
Review an agreed query set and record the platform, date, conditions, mentions and cited sources. Use the findings to guide improvements without presenting a sample as a complete market measure.
Understand the priorities, the responsibilities and what you receive.
We establish the services, locations, capabilities and claims your business can verify, then identify the sources that currently describe them.
What you receiveA business-information inventory and source map.
We review content and a defined sample of generated descriptions to identify missing explanations, inconsistencies and evidence gaps.
What you receiveA documented baseline and priority gap analysis.
We coordinate approved content and profile improvements. Relevant editorial outreach can be scoped separately when supporting references are needed.
What you receiveAn implementation record and source-improvement plan.
We revisit the agreed query set and review available referrals, noting changes in conditions rather than assuming every response is directly comparable.
What you receiveA dated review report with clear measurement limits.
GEO reporting separates sampled brand mentions, citation accuracy and identifiable referral visits. We name the query set, platforms and testing conditions. Some discovery creates no measurable referral, so customer-reported discovery can add context without proving precise attribution.
GEO is our approach to improving the business information and supporting content that can inform AI-assisted discovery. It includes factual consistency, useful topic coverage, source review and documented observations.
GEO gives additional attention to how generated answers describe a business and which sources they cite. It still relies on useful, accessible information and overlaps with normal SEO and content work.
A mention names your business. A citation identifies a source. A referral is a visit that reaches your website from a source, where it can be identified. These are different outcomes and should not be counted as though they were the same.
No. We cannot control generated answers or independent source selection. We can improve agreed content, correct information you control and report the observations made in a defined review.
The proposal names the platforms and queries relevant to your customers. We record conditions and use permitted access methods rather than assuming one platform represents every AI-search experience.
Google states that its AI search features use the same underlying SEO fundamentals and do not require special AI schema. Relevant structured data should accurately describe visible content; it does not guarantee inclusion.
That depends on the information gaps. AEO can help when specific customer questions are poorly answered. GEO can help when the wider picture of your business is inconsistent or incomplete. A single scoped plan can include both.
We document completed improvements and compare an agreed sample of observations over time. Available referral and enquiry information adds business context, but a mention count alone does not establish leads or revenue.