Getting Started

Question 1

What's the fastest way to start GEO?

Accepted Answer

Pick one high-intent topic, write answer-first sections and a deep FAQ, add structured data (Organization, WebSite, Article, FAQ subset), ensure bots can fetch it, then build a small cluster of 5-10 supporting pages around it.

Question 2

What should I audit first for GEO?

Accepted Answer

Start by auditing crawlability (robots, WAF, authentication walls), rendering (SSR vs heavy client rendering), content structure (answer-first plus headings), entity clarity (who/what you are), and schema coverage (basics done correctly).

Question 3

Which pages should I optimize first?

Accepted Answer

Prioritize pages that already convert or rank: your flagship guides, use-case pages, pricing/comparison pages, and glossary/definitions. These have existing authority and traffic that can be leveraged for AI visibility.

Question 4

Should I create new content or update existing pages?

Accepted Answer

Start by upgrading existing pages that already have authority. Then add new pages to fill topic gaps and question clusters. Existing pages have established authority that can be leveraged faster.

Question 5

How long does GEO take to show impact?

Accepted Answer

It depends on whether the platform uses live retrieval, cached indexes, or training data. For systems that retrieve live web, improvements can show up faster once recrawled; for others it may lag. Avoid promising timelines; measure via monitoring.

Question 6

What's a good 30-day GEO plan?

Accepted Answer

Week 1: technical audit plus fix fetchability plus schema baseline. Week 2: restructure 1-2 core pages answer-first plus add robust FAQ. Week 3: publish 5-10 supporting pages (cluster). Week 4: build citations, add monitoring, iterate.

Q1What's the fastest way to start GEO?

Q2What should I audit first for GEO?

Q3Which pages should I optimize first?

Q4Should I create new content or update existing pages?

Q5How long does GEO take to show impact?

Q6What's a good 30-day GEO plan?

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