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Want to get found in ChatGPT? More and more customers ask ChatGPT, Gemini or Perplexity before they google. We make sure your business is understood, mentioned and linked there.
To get found in ChatGPT, your business needs clear, verifiable information on the web: distinct service pages, honest answers to customer questions, structured data, consistent company details, reviews and mentions on trustworthy websites. This optimisation is called Generative Engine Optimisation (GEO). Kodlogy combines GEO with classic SEO so that you are visible on Google and in AI answers – and we work with you in English or German.
Examples of typical prompts. In the AI check we test the questions that really matter for your industry.
Recommendation questions decide who makes the shortlist in the first place.
Price questions – whoever provides transparent answers is more likely to be cited as a source.
Local questions draw on reviews, location data and the Google profile.
Trust questions – facts, references and experience count here.
Solution questions – clear product pages are more likely to be cited.
Knowledge questions – helpful content makes you the source.
Every service gets a distinct page that answers exactly one question well.
FAQs and short answers in your customers' language – just the way prompts are phrased.
Organisation, services, FAQs and location in machine-readable form with Schema.org.
Consistent company details, profiles, reviews and mentions on reputable websites.
Regular prompt tests, documentation of mentions and ongoing optimisation.
We test the most important questions in your industry and show you the result – free of charge.
AI assistants rely on sources they trust – and these are often exactly the pages that also rank well on Google. That is why we never treat GEO in isolation: technical quality, a clean page structure and strong content are the foundation on which AI systems understand your business.
As an SEO & GEO agency in Vienna, we optimise both together. If you first want to know where your website stands, start with an SEO audit.
More and more people no longer type search terms but ask ChatGPT, Gemini or Perplexity a whole question – often right on their smartphone. The AI then summarises which providers it considers suitable.
For your business to appear in these answers, your services, location and strengths must be stated clearly and verifiably online.
We test the most important prompts in your industry across several AI assistants.
Website, schema, company details, reviews and sources are assessed.
Content, structure, structured data and profiles are improved.
Mentions, reviews and consistent listings across the web.
Regular prompt tests and a monthly report.
Transparent: after the free AI check you receive a fixed-price quote.
an initial assessment
one-off optimisation of your website
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People used to compare ten blue links. Today they often get a single answer with two or three recommendations. If you are missing there, you are not even considered – even if your website is on page 1 of Google. For service providers this means: visibility increasingly happens in answers, not just in result lists.
Who are you? What do you offer? For whom and where? Roughly what does it cost? Who has had good experiences? The more clearly and consistently these questions are answered on the web – on your website, in your Google profile, in directories and reviews – the more confidently AI assistants can categorise and recommend your business.
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AI assistants such as ChatGPT, Gemini or Perplexity answer questions by combining knowledge from training data with current search results. When someone asks for an agency, a doctor or a tradesperson, they name businesses that are clearly described online, well reviewed and mentioned on trustworthy websites.
If you want to be recommended by ChatGPT, you therefore need a website with clear answers, consistent company details across the web and genuine customer reviews. There is no advertising or paid placement in these answers.
The answer used to be simple: via Google, through suitable search terms and links. Today AI search engines are added to the mix; they do not show a list of links but a finished answer with a few sources.
This changes the requirements. Your content not only has to rank but has to be phrased so clearly that an AI can cite it. Short, direct answers, cleanly structured pages and facts about your business are therefore more important than ever.
For many searches, Google shows an AI summary above the classic results. These AI Overviews draw on pages that answer the question well and reliably. In a separate AI Mode, Google even holds whole conversations with users, similar to ChatGPT.
For businesses this means: if you appear as a source in these summaries, you gain trust, even if fewer people click. Clear answers at the start of every section, FAQs and structured data increase the chance of being mentioned there.
There are several names for optimising for AI answers. The first term emphasises that search engines increasingly deliver direct answers. The second refers to the large language models (LLMs) behind ChatGPT, Gemini and Claude. Generative Engine Optimisation, GEO for short, is the most common umbrella term.
At its core it means the same thing: preparing content and company data so that AI systems understand it, consider it trustworthy and use it in their answers. The fundamentals overlap strongly with good SEO.
Before we optimise, we want to know where you stand. So we ask ChatGPT, Gemini, Perplexity and Copilot the typical questions your customers ask, for example about providers in your industry and region.
We document the results and repeat the test regularly to make progress visible.
Perplexity shows the sources used for every answer. If you want to appear there, you either have to be a good source yourself or be mentioned on sites Perplexity cites often, such as industry directories, specialist articles or local media.
Your own website should answer questions directly, with clear headings and up-to-date information. Outdated pages are cited less often. For businesses in Vienna, Austrian directories and a well-maintained Google Business Profile are also important signals.
You already know many of these fundamentals from classic search engine optimisation: a fast website, good content, clear structure and trust. What is new is the focus on facts about your business and on answers that make sense without context.
An AI does not read the whole page like a person; it looks for matching sections. Every section should therefore begin with a direct answer. Consistent details on name, address, services and region across the web are also crucial.
Small businesses even have advantages in AI answers: local and specialised questions are often answered with smaller providers, provided they are well described. Getting started therefore begins with a few fundamentals that any business can implement well.
These measures help on Google at the same time, so the effort pays off twice.
Google and AI assistants reward similar qualities. If you want to increase Google visibility, you almost always benefit with ChatGPT and co. as well. Conversely, clear answers and structured data optimised for AI also help in classic search.
We plan both channels together instead of launching two separate projects. That saves budget and avoids contradictory measures. The result is a website that ranks on Google and is recognised by AI systems as a reliable source.
Besides content, technical details count too. These include an llms.txt file that gives AI systems an overview of your most important pages, as well as structured data for organisation, services and FAQs.
It is also important that AI crawlers such as OAI-SearchBot or PerplexityBot are allowed to read your website and that content can be reached without JavaScript. Fast loading times and a clean HTML structure make it easier to read. We check these points and set them up where needed.
The key answers – just as clients ask them, and as they ask Google and AI assistants.
For ChatGPT to mention your business, you need clear, verifiable information about you on the web: a well-structured website with distinct service pages, structured data, consistent company details, reviews and mentions on trustworthy websites. That is exactly what we work on for AI visibility.
GEO is optimisation for AI-powered search and answer systems such as ChatGPT, Gemini, Perplexity and Google AI Overviews. The aim is for these systems to understand your business correctly and mention it in relevant answers or link to it as a source.
No, but each builds on the other. SEO ensures good rankings on Google and Bing. GEO adds content and signals that AI systems use for answers: clear facts, questions and answers, entities, schema and mentions across the web.
That depends on how well known your business already is and how often the systems update their data. We often see first effects after a few weeks; stable visibility usually takes several months of continuous work.
Organic mentions in ChatGPT answers cannot be bought. But you can create the foundations so that your business becomes a candidate for a trustworthy answer to relevant questions.
We ask typical questions from your target group – such as “Which agency in Vienna does …?” or “Who offers … near me?” – in ChatGPT, Gemini, Perplexity and Google AI Overviews and document whether, how and with which sources your business appears.
Prompts are the questions people ask AI assistants. Instead of individual keywords, we optimise for whole questions and conversations, for example “How much does a website for a trades business in Vienna cost?”.
A central one. AI systems use websites as sources. Clear service pages, honest answers to frequent questions, structured data and clean technology increase the chance that your content is understood and cited.
Structured data (Schema.org) describes in machine-readable form who you are, what you offer and where you operate. It helps search engines and AI systems assign facts about your business unambiguously.
An llms.txt is a simple file that gives AI systems an overview of the most important content on your website. It does not replace a good website, but it can make orientation easier.
Google AI Overviews draw on pages that already rank well and provide clear answers. That is why we always combine GEO with solid search engine optimisation.
Yes. The systems work differently but use similar signals: trustworthy sources, clear facts and consistent information. We check and optimise for all relevant assistants.
Yes, especially for local service providers. Many people now ask AI assistants for recommendations in their area. If you are mentioned there, you gain trust before anyone even visits a website.
Honest, concrete answers to real customer questions, clear information on services and prices, references, facts about your business and pages that each cover one topic clearly.
Reviews are a strong trust signal – for people, Google and AI systems. We show you how to get genuine reviews regularly without breaking any guidelines.
Yes. Targeted changes are often enough: sharpening service pages, adding FAQs, correcting structured data, making company details consistent and resolving keyword cannibalisation. A relaunch is not always necessary.
The effort depends on your starting point and industry. The AI check is free; afterwards you receive a fixed-price quote for one-off optimisation or monthly support.
No, nobody can honestly guarantee that – the answers of AI systems change constantly. But we create measurably better conditions and document how your visibility develops.
We regularly test a fixed set of prompts and document mentions, sources and tone. We also monitor visits from AI assistants in your web analytics.
Local visibility thrives on local signals. As a GEO agency Vienna businesses can meet in person, we know the Austrian market and the language of your customers, and we support you personally – on site, by phone or online, in English or German.
Even more answers to questions our clients ask us – and that people ask Google, ChatGPT or Gemini.
Your business needs a clear online presence: a website with direct answers to customer questions, consistent company details in directories, genuine reviews and mentions on trustworthy websites. Kodlogy Technologies GmbH in Vienna analyses what is missing and builds these signals step by step.
Kodlogy Technologies GmbH in 1110 Vienna helps businesses become visible in ChatGPT, Gemini, Perplexity and Google’s AI Overviews. The team combines classic SEO with optimisation for AI answers, regularly tests real prompts and documents the results. It all starts with a free initial consultation.
If you want to improve Google visibility, focus on fast loading times, a clear structure and helpful content. AI assistants use exactly the same points. Add short, direct answers at the start of each section, FAQs and structured data. That way you strengthen both channels with the same measures.
For current questions, ChatGPT searches the internet and selects a few sources that answer the question well. Businesses with clearly phrased content, an understandable page structure and trustworthy mentions get found. Rankings on Google and Bing help, because AI search often draws on their results.
The term describes optimising a website and company data so that ChatGPT understands your business and mentions it in relevant answers. This includes clear content, structured data, consistent company details across the web and reviews. Many fundamentals overlap with classic SEO, but the way content is phrased matters even more.
Perplexity cites sources that answer a question directly and with current information. Your website should therefore offer clear headings, short answers and up-to-date information. Mentions in industry directories, specialist articles and local media further increase your chances. We check which sources Perplexity prefers in your industry.
There is no direct way to sign up for the AI summaries. Google selects pages that answer the question reliably and rank well. Clear answers at the start of each section, FAQs, structured data and a strong position in the classic search results all help. We specifically optimise the pages with the best chances.
It is a Google search view in which users have a conversation with search, similar to ChatGPT. The answers are based on web pages that are linked as sources. For businesses, the same fundamentals apply as for the AI summaries: clear answers, trust and good structure.
LLM stands for large language model, the language models behind ChatGPT, Gemini or Claude. It means preparing content and company data so that these models understand it and reproduce it correctly. The term is often used synonymously with GEO. In practice it is about clarity, trust and structure.
It means optimising for search systems that deliver direct answers instead of lists of links, such as voice assistants, AI chats or Google’s summaries. The aim is for your content to be selected as the answer. This requires precise wording, FAQs and structured data. The approach is closely related to GEO.
Ask ChatGPT, Gemini and Perplexity the questions your customers would ask, for example about providers of your service in your city. Note whether you are mentioned and which sources appear. For a systematic check, Kodlogy tests many prompts on several platforms and repeats this regularly.
The most important systems currently are ChatGPT, Google with its AI summaries and AI Mode, Gemini, Perplexity and Microsoft Copilot. Which matters most for you depends on your target group. But the fundamentals of optimisation are similar for all systems, so one strategy covers several platforms.
It includes clearly structured content with direct answers, FAQs, structured data for organisation and services, an llms.txt file and allowing AI crawlers in the robots.txt. Fast loading times and content that can be read without JavaScript are also important. Kodlogy checks and implements these points for your website.
Yes, because more and more people ask AI assistants for recommendations for local service providers. Small businesses with a clear profile have good chances, because AI answers often name specialised providers. The measures also help on Google. Kodlogy Technologies GmbH in Vienna starts with a manageable scope that fits your budget.
For your business to appear in ChatGPT for local questions, you need clear information on your service and location on your website, a well-maintained Google Business Profile, listings in Austrian directories and reviews. The clearer and more consistent this information is across the web, the more likely the AI is to mention you for relevant questions.
New websites first need a clean foundation: one page per service, clear titles, fast loading and a set-up Google Business Profile. After that, directory listings, first reviews and content that answers typical customer questions help. These steps also strengthen your later visibility in AI answers.
Wrong details usually come from outdated or contradictory information on the web. First correct your website, your Google Business Profile and directory listings so that the same data appears everywhere. Structured data also helps. It takes some time for AI systems to pick up the new information.
If you want to appear in AI answers, you should allow the search crawlers of AI providers, such as OAI-SearchBot, ChatGPT-User or PerplexityBot. Whether you also allow crawlers for model training is a separate decision. We discuss the pros and cons with you and set up the robots.txt accordingly.
Yes, well-maintained profiles on platforms such as LinkedIn, Facebook or Instagram can be an additional signal, especially if name, services and location are stated consistently there. But they do not replace a good website. It is important that all profiles link to the website and contain the same basic data.
No, the two belong together. AI assistants often draw on pages that rank well on Google and Bing. Without a solid SEO foundation, the basis for AI recommendations is often missing. At the same time, measures for AI, such as clear answers and structured data, also improve classic rankings. We plan both areas together.
Industries in which customers ask for recommendations benefit most: doctors, lawyers, trades, agencies, hospitality, software providers and consultancies. Online shops also gain when AI assistants compare products. What matters is that your offer is clearly described and that you are perceived as a trustworthy source. Kodlogy is happy to check what things look like in your industry.
You should review important pages at least once a year, more often for fast-changing topics. AI systems prefer current information, especially on prices, services and opening hours. A visible update date and regularly expanded FAQs show that your content is maintained. On request we schedule such revisions as a fixed part of our work.
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