iGEO

Half your future customers will find you through an AI answer, not a Google result. iGEO tracks whether ChatGPT, Perplexity, and Gemini actually mention your brand when prospects ask AI what to buy — and gives you the levers to change the answer when they don't.

What iGEO actually does

Generative Engine Optimization is the AI-search cousin of SEO, and iGEO gives it the same treatment: daily tracking, competitor benchmarking, and a publishing surface for content designed to be quoted back by an LLM. The dashboard monitors brand mentions across ChatGPT and the other major AI platforms in one place, breaks down which prompts trigger a mention and which ones leave you out, and lets you segment those prompts by topic, intent, sentiment, and region so the picture stays useful as it grows.

The competitor view goes a step further. You get share-of-voice comparisons across the major engines in a single ranking, plus visibility trends over time so you can move on a category where a rival is starting to pull ahead. When you're ready to act, iGEO's own marketplace surfaces high-traffic publications where a placement is likely to earn AI mentions, and lets you publish articles straight to them.

The features that matter

• Track your brand across AI engines — one dashboard for ChatGPT, Perplexity, Gemini, and the others, refreshed daily

• Prompt management — segment by topic, intent, sentiment, and region instead of staring at a wall of undifferentiated queries

• Competitor share of voice — an ordinal ranking of who gets recommended for the prompts that map to your revenue

• Publishing marketplace — buy placement on sites the LLMs actually cite, then watch whether those placements move your mention count

• Answer-ready snippet testing — feed candidate copy back into real prompts to see what wording gets your brand selected

How it fits in your stack

iGEO doesn't replace ChatGPT — it observes it. Where a traditional SEO tool tells you what Google thinks of your site, iGEO tells you whether the LLMs mention your brand when a real buyer asks a real purchase question, and then hands you a publishing pipeline aimed at fixing that answer. Treat it as the analytics layer for the search channel your team probably isn't measuring yet.

Who it's built for

Brand and content marketers who already track keyword rankings and are starting to notice that a chunk of their referral traffic simply isn't attributable to Google anymore. It's also useful for founders and PR teams at consumer or B2B SaaS companies where a buyer asking "what's the best tool for X" is a real acquisition path — the sort of question that used to get answered by a Reddit thread and now, more often than not, gets answered by an LLM citing the sources it trusts.

You don't need to be a large team to justify it. Tier 1 covers a single brand with a modest prompt budget, and higher tiers open up more regions, more seats, more AI engines beyond ChatGPT, plus API access and a site-audit tool on the way up. Pick the tier that matches the prompt volume your category actually gets asked about, not the biggest one that flatters your ambitions.