AI assistants retrieve, summarize and cite. LLM SEO is the work of making sure your site is one of the sources they can use.
None of this is magic. It is access, clarity, structure and evidence, applied to the pages you already have.
AI systems fetch pages too. Robots rules, sitemaps and server reliability decide what they can read at all.
Name, category, location and relationships stated plainly on the page and in schema, so machines know who you are.
Direct answers at the top of each section, so extraction does not require guesswork buried in paragraph six.
Schema that matches visible content, giving machines the same facts a reader sees, in a format they expect.
Sources, dates and named authors make a page easier to trust when a model weighs it as a reference.
We track whether your pages show up when questions about your category get asked to AI tools, and how that changes over time.
People say LLM SEO, AI SEO, AEO and GEO for overlapping work. The labels keep changing; the job does not. Your site has to be accessible, understandable and worth citing, then you have to check whether any of it moved.
We run it as one program. Traditional search foundations from technical SEO, answer-first structure from AEO, source-worthiness from GEO and citation work, and measurement on top. If you already work with us on those pieces, LLM SEO is the same road under a newer sign.
We cannot promise ChatGPT, Gemini, Claude, Perplexity or Google AI will cite you. Anyone who does is guessing with your budget. What we can do is fix the technical and content conditions that make citation possible, then show you what changed.
The audit checks access, structure, entity clarity and current AI visibility for your category, then lists what to fix first.