Which engagement do we need to get mentioned?

The five steps, and who ships each one

The steps do not change with the engagement. We research the unbranded questions per market and persona and run them daily. The GEO audit finds what stops the engines reading the site. Pages go up that answer each losing question in the first paragraph. The cited-domains table says which sources to earn a presence in. The prompts keep running until the mention rate moves. What changes is the hands on steps two, three, and four.

On Managed GEO those hands are ours. Our team ships the site fixes, edits the drafts a content routine produces and publishes them on your site, and works through the review profiles, threads, and listings with you. You get a platform login and one monthly call, and the to-do list stays with us.

On GEO Consulting and Trends the hands are your web, content, and PR teams. We hand them the fix list per template, the drafts with their verified sources and a brief on what the current answers miss, and the ranked list of sources. We track daily and brief you monthly on what moved and why.

Which one tends to fit

The question is not how big the ambition is but who is going to publish on Tuesday. A small or medium business with nobody whose job is the website is better served by Managed GEO, from $990 a month, scoped after the free audit. A large company with editors, a platform team, and a PR function already in place is usually better served by a roadmap those teams can run, quoted per engagement as a retainer or a project.

What happens before either

The free audit is the same in both cases: it shows where you stand in the answers today, across the engines and the markets you care about. The call that walks you through it is where we say which engagement fits, and nothing is billed until a proposal is signed.