Sell GEO services your clients can verify.
The hardest part of selling GEO isn't the work — it's proving the work. FasterGEO turns every engagement into evidence: a diagnosis that closes the deal, tickets with acceptance criteria a machine checks, and a verification sheet that justifies the invoice.
The engagement, end to end
Onboard in 5 minutes
One command derives the client's brand facts, competitors and question bank from their site — nothing invented, unknowns flagged for the kickoff call. fastergeo bootstrap --root client.com
The report that closes the deal
A one-file diagnosis: what 18 Chinese and global AI engines actually say about the client — including confusions with other companies, quoted verbatim. Prospects have usually never seen their brand through AI's eyes. That moment sells.
Tickets, not vague recommendations
Findings become prioritized tickets — each with a rationale and an acceptance criterion a program can check. Your team (or the client's devs) work through them like any backlog.
The verification sheet that justifies the invoice
fastergeo verify re-crawls and flips tickets to done — or back to regressed. Next-period sampling shows which answers actually changed. When the client asks "did it work?", you hand them machine output, not a slide.
The 90-day delivery playbook
The industry has converged on a 90-day GEO engagement shape (baseline → entity & technical fixes → knowledge base → distribution → measurement). Every phase of it maps to a FasterGEO command with a machine-checkable exit — so each invoice line has evidence behind it.
Baseline & diagnosis
Fix a 30–50 question bank, sample every engine, audit the site.
Purpose-aware crawler check included — 41% of sites block GPTBot without knowing it
(Digital Strategy Force),
and blocking a search crawler is the accident that matters.
bootstrap → sample --repeat 5 → audit → report
EXIT · baseline report delivered; blocker list signed off
Entity & technical fixes
Unblock search crawlers, fix shells, wire Organization JSON-LD + sameAs —
entity inconsistency is the leading cause of AI misdescribing a brand, and ChatGPT Search misattributes sources
in 76.5% of tested answers (Tow Center).
plan → fix → verify
EXIT · P0 tickets flipped to done by re-crawl, not by claim
Knowledge base & content
Answer-first pages that pass the island test, facts that trace to sources.
Drafts run through the fabrication gate before the client ever sees them.
expand → outline → draft → fabcheck
EXIT · issue tickets (answer-below-fold, block gaps, staleness) trending to zero
Distribution
~84% of AI citations come from earned media, not brand sites
(Muck Rack, 25M citations).
The client's own samples name which domains AI already trusts in their category — that list is the outreach plan.
sources → publish (gate-checked) → off-site tickets
EXIT · presence earned on at least one cited domain per market
Measurement, ongoing
Weekly deltas, monthly share-of-voice, official-data reconciliation
(GSC Gen-AI / Bing AI Performance). Single-period changes stay labeled observations — two consecutive
same-direction periods make a trend. That restraint is why your numbers survive procurement review.
cycle --repeat 5 → trends → official
EXIT · delta report against baseline; regressed tickets reopened automatically
Only ~14% of marketers measure the AI channel at all (AIThinkerLab) — agencies that can prove this work are early.
Why agencies pick it
Client trust: open-source metrics — clients can audit the methodology, so your numbers aren't "vendor numbers".
China + global: the only stack covering Doubao, DeepSeek, Qwen and ERNIE alongside ChatGPT and Claude — serve brands entering or leaving China.
Honest by design: unmeasured shows as unmeasured, single-period changes are labeled observations, and the content generator can't invent client facts. Your deliverables inherit that discipline.
Free and yours: Apache-2.0, runs on your machines, client data stays with you. No per-seat SaaS tax on your margin.
Start with your own agency site
The best pitch is your own report. Run the loop on your agency's site first — npx fastergeo bootstrap --root youragency.com — then show clients yours before you scan theirs.