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AI visibility is being findable on all three surfaces discovery now runs on: classic search results, answer boxes that quote a source, and generative assistants that cite one. Each rewards different signals, and a page built only for the first is invisible on the other two.
Why it matters
A ranked result is one of ten. An answer is one name. Both are decided by what an engine can read on your pages.
Three surfaces, one page
Search results, answer boxes and generative assistants reward different signals. A page built only for the first is invisible on the other two.
Citation is the new position
An assistant lifts a passage and names its source. If the passage is not liftable, a competitor who ranks below you gets the mention.
Entities, not keywords
Models resolve businesses. If your name, site and profiles look like three organisations, none of them accumulates authority.
What this actually involves
Most sites fail on one of three things: an engine cannot read the page, cannot find a quotable answer on it, or cannot tell which business the page belongs to. The work is fixing whichever applies, in that order.
Being readable
Server-rendered HTML, sensible heading order, and content that exists in the markup rather than arriving after a JavaScript fetch. This sounds like a low bar. A surprising number of otherwise good sites fail it, because their text is assembled in the browser.
Being quotable
An answer engine lifts a passage. A passage it can lift is short, complete on its own, and positioned where it can be found — directly under the question it answers, not four paragraphs into a narrative.
Being identifiable
One consistent business name, structured data that states what you are and where, and links to the profiles that corroborate it. Models resolve entities. If “Drasyo”, “Drasyo Ltd” and “drasyo.com” look like three organisations, none of them accumulate authority.
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How we do it
How the work runs.
- Audit
- Structure
- Entity
- Answer-first pages
- Citation
- Monthly review
Audit
We establish what is crawlable, what is citable, and which demand you are currently absent from.
Structure
Architecture and schema first, because content on a page an engine cannot parse is wasted work.
Write
Answer-first pages: the short version at the top, the depth underneath.
Compound
Monthly review of what got cited and what got asked, feeding the next month's writing.
This service in practice
Case studies
AI visibility — SEO, AEO and GEO FAQs
Still have questions?The ones we get asked.
What is the difference between SEO, AEO and GEO?
SEO earns a position in a list of results. AEO earns the quoted paragraph in an answer box. GEO earns a citation inside a generative assistant's reply. They share foundations — crawlable HTML, clear structure — but differ in what they reward: SEO favours authority and relevance, AEO favours short self-contained answers, GEO favours parseable text and unambiguous entity signals.
How long before AI visibility work shows results?
Technical fixes can change how a site is parsed within days of a recrawl. Content and citation gains are slower and usually become visible across two to three months, because engines need to see the pattern repeat before they treat you as a reliable source for a topic.
Do we have to let AI crawlers access the site?
You can block them, but it forfeits citation. If a model cannot read your pages it cannot mention you, and the traffic goes to a competitor who allowed access. For most businesses selling a service, being quoted is worth more than withholding the text.
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