Service scope
AEO & GEO
Make your business easier to understand through clear answers, consistent entity information, and accessible content. Evaluate visibility with recorded questions and sources rather than promising that an AI platform will recommend you.
For businesses whose service descriptions leave important buying questions unanswered, whose public identity varies across sources, or who want to evaluate search and AI answer visibility alongside conventional SEO. For background on this approach, read our explanation of Generative Engine Optimisation.
Discuss AEO & GEO scopeDeliverables
- A question and intent map based on your audience, products or services, existing search data, and questions your team actually receives.
- A content gap review and agreed page briefs or rewrites covering direct answers, prerequisites, scope, pricing approach, and limitations.
- An entity consistency checklist for business names, URLs, contact details, service descriptions, and relevant public references.
- Relevant JSON-LD aligned with visible content and connected by stable entity identifiers, with validation notes and no invented reviews or performance figures.
- A repeatable visibility sample recording prompts, platform, date, available region or session context, cited URLs, and observations.
What you need to provide
Provide business facts, approved service details, product documentation, genuine evidence for any outcome claims, and a person who can review accuracy. Share the audience questions and existing Search Console data where available. Publishing changes requires CMS or repository access; editing third-party profiles requires their owner’s permission.
Timelines and dependencies
The initial reply target is 24 hours; the standard free audit summary target is 48 hours after details and required access are received. Content and schema milestones are agreed after the number of pages, research needs, and approval process are known. AI visibility may change between sessions and has no guaranteed completion date.
Pricing approach
Quotes are based on the question research, number of pages, depth of rewriting, entity review, schema work, and sampling frequency. A content review, implementation sprint, and ongoing reporting are distinct scopes. Any research subscriptions or third-party tools are identified separately and require agreement.
Ownership and handover
Your business retains control of its website and public profiles. Agreed briefs, approved copy, markup, and observation logs are included in handover. The proposal specifies custom-work terms and any licensed source material. Access to a platform never gives VoxiKit control over that platform’s answers.
Reporting and evidence
Reports show which pages changed, which claims were substantiated, which entity inconsistencies were addressed, and what the query sample observed. Sampling records include the query set and dates so comparisons can be interpreted. An appearance in one response is not a coverage percentage across all users or queries.
Limitations and exclusions
AI citations, recommendations, featured snippets, Knowledge Graph entries, and rich-result display are not guaranteed. Schema describes content; it does not compel selection. This service cannot control model training, remove hallucinations from external platforms, or claim universal visibility from a small sample. Paid placements and profile approvals are outside the standard content scope.
How the work proceeds
Confirm the facts
Identify the business entity, approved claims, priority questions, and pages to improve. Unsupported metrics are removed or held until evidence and context can be supplied.
Plan and edit answers
Organise the selected pages around useful questions and concrete service information. Use source references where they help readers verify facts, and agree a content approval process.
Connect and validate
Align public entity details and structured data with the visible copy. Check crawl access, canonical URLs, internal links, and mobile reading before publication.
Sample and review
Repeat agreed queries and record the results. Separate observed citations from assumptions about training, platform coverage, or future inclusion, then use findings to prioritise further work.
Frequently asked questions
What will I receive?
A question and intent map based on your audience, products or services, existing search data, and questions your team actually receives. A content gap review and agreed page briefs or rewrites covering direct answers, prerequisites, scope, pricing approach, and limitations. An entity consistency checklist for business names, URLs, contact details, service descriptions, and relevant public references. Relevant JSON-LD aligned with visible content and connected by stable entity identifiers, with validation notes and no invented reviews or performance figures. A repeatable visibility sample recording prompts, platform, date, available region or session context, cited URLs, and observations.
What do you need before starting?
Provide business facts, approved service details, product documentation, genuine evidence for any outcome claims, and a person who can review accuracy. Share the audience questions and existing Search Console data where available. Publishing changes requires CMS or repository access; editing third-party profiles requires their owner’s permission.
When will I receive the work?
The initial reply target is 24 hours; the standard free audit summary target is 48 hours after details and required access are received. Content and schema milestones are agreed after the number of pages, research needs, and approval process are known. AI visibility may change between sessions and has no guaranteed completion date.
How is the engagement priced?
Quotes are based on the question research, number of pages, depth of rewriting, entity review, schema work, and sampling frequency. A content review, implementation sprint, and ongoing reporting are distinct scopes. Any research subscriptions or third-party tools are identified separately and require agreement.
Who owns the accounts and receives the files?
Your business retains control of its website and public profiles. Agreed briefs, approved copy, markup, and observation logs are included in handover. The proposal specifies custom-work terms and any licensed source material. Access to a platform never gives VoxiKit control over that platform’s answers.
What evidence and reporting will I receive?
Reports show which pages changed, which claims were substantiated, which entity inconsistencies were addressed, and what the query sample observed. Sampling records include the query set and dates so comparisons can be interpreted. An appearance in one response is not a coverage percentage across all users or queries.
What is outside scope or cannot be guaranteed?
AI citations, recommendations, featured snippets, Knowledge Graph entries, and rich-result display are not guaranteed. Schema describes content; it does not compel selection. This service cannot control model training, remove hallucinations from external platforms, or claim universal visibility from a small sample. Paid placements and profile approvals are outside the standard content scope.
Do AI search features require special markup or a guaranteed citation technique?
No special schema is required for Google’s AI search features. The work focuses on useful, accessible content and accurate, relevant structured data. Each platform determines inclusion and citations. Observation logs can show what happened for the sampled questions, but they cannot prove universal AI coverage.
Start with the scope
Send your website or asset URLs, priorities, and relevant constraints. Please do not send passwords or sensitive documents through the enquiry form. The next step is to confirm what can be reviewed, what needs access, and what belongs in a written proposal.
Platform reference: Google: AI features and your website. Platform requirements may change; eligibility and available permissions are checked during scoping.