GEO & AI Search Visibility
Vasilkoff engineers your content and technical infrastructure so AI assistants cite, recommend, and link to your business — backed by real experience running self-hosted LLMs and MCP integrations.

Win the New Front Page: AI Answer Engines
Search is splitting in two. Half your future customers still type into Google — the other half are asking ChatGPT, Perplexity, Claude, and Gemini for recommendations, and getting a single, curated answer instead of ten blue links. If your business isn't structured to be cited inside that answer, you don't exist for that customer.
Generative Engine Optimization (GEO) is the discipline of making your content, data, and infrastructure legible to AI systems — so they quote you, link to you, and recommend you by name. It's a different game than classic SEO: it rewards clear entity definitions, structured data, machine-readable content, and demonstrable expertise over keyword density and backlink volume.
Why Vasilkoff is positioned to do this differently
Most agencies offering "GEO" are repackaging old SEO playbooks with new vocabulary. We come at it from the other direction — we build the AI systems these answer engines run on.
- We run self-hosted LLMs in production. As we wrote in Self-hosted LLM in production: why control beats convenience, we operate that retrieval-and-inference pipeline ourselves — which means we know firsthand how models weight sources and decide what to surface, not from a vendor's marketing deck.
- We build with the Model Context Protocol (MCP). MCP is becoming the standard by which AI assistants pull live, structured data from external sources. We've already shipped MCP-based integrations in production — see Navigating PDF Standards with Decodocs and MCP Services for one example of how we connect AI systems to structured data sources.
- We ship structured data as a default, not an afterthought. Schema.org markup, FAQ schema, Organization and Service entities — the scaffolding AI systems rely on to understand who you are — is baked into how we build sites, including this one.
That combination — operator-level AI infrastructure experience plus content and technical SEO craft — is what separates a genuine GEO build from a marketing slide.
| Agencies marketing "GEO" | Vasilkoff | |
|---|---|---|
| AI infrastructure experience | Reselling SEO playbooks under a new name | Run self-hosted LLMs and MCP integrations in production |
| Structured data | Recommended as a checklist item | Built into every site we ship by default |
| Proof of expertise | Case studies about other people's AI | Our own published technical work on LLMs and MCP |
| Iteration model | One-time audit and handoff | Ongoing monitoring as answer engines evolve |
What we deliver
AI-readiness audit
We assess how visible your business currently is across ChatGPT, Perplexity, Gemini, and Google's AI Overviews — identifying where your content gets cited, paraphrased, ignored, or misrepresented, and why.
Entity and structured-data engineering
We define your business as a clear, machine-readable entity: Organization, Service, FAQPage, and Article schema, consistent NAP data, and the semantic signals that let AI systems confidently attribute claims to you.
Content built for citation
We restructure and write content in the formats AI engines prefer to quote — direct-answer sections, well-scoped FAQs, comparison tables, and clearly sourced claims — without sacrificing readability for human visitors.
Technical foundations for AI crawlers
We make sure your site is actually reachable and parseable by AI crawlers: robots directives, llms.txt, sitemap hygiene, fast rendering, and clean semantic HTML that doesn't hide your content behind JavaScript walls.
Ongoing monitoring and iteration
GEO isn't a one-time project — answer engines update constantly. We track how and where your brand appears in AI-generated answers and adjust your content and markup as the landscape shifts.
Who this is for
Businesses that are already investing in content and SEO but are starting to notice that AI assistants either don't mention them or get the facts wrong — and want to fix that before competitors lock in the citations first. If you're also weighing how a project like this fits your budget and timeline, our 2026 guide to website costs in Cyprus and outsourcing vs. in-house guide cover the groundwork.
If you want to be the answer AI gives when someone asks "who should I hire for this," not a result buried on page two of a search engine that fewer people open every year, get in touch with our team to talk about what a GEO build looks like for your business.