What it is
What it is
AEO and GEO are how you get cited inside AI answers, and how your brand is represented across generative engines.
Euracle makes your pages retrievable, extractable, and trustworthy enough to be the source an AI engine quotes, and keeps your brand entity consistent everywhere those engines look.
Our point of viewMost brands still optimize for a results page their buyers no longer read. We optimize for the answer itself.
What you get
What's included in your AEO and GEO program.
Why Euracle
AEO built on SEO, not instead of it.
Retrievability comes first
An engine can only cite a page it actually pulled. We fix what it can reach before touching anything else.
Early enough to compound
The competitive bar in AEO is lower today than it will be, and the work keeps paying off as the engines mature.
We ship the fixes
Schema, crawler rules, and page rebuilds get implemented by the same team that found them.
Proof
Proof
FAQ
Questions, answered.
SEO earns a ranking on the search results page. AEO earns a citation inside an AI-generated answer. They overlap, because an engine can only cite pages it retrieved through search-style signals, but AEO adds the structure and trust that decide whether you are the source quoted.
No. AEO sits on top of SEO. Retrievability comes from the same search-style signals SEO has always cared about, so strong SEO is the foundation AEO builds on.
No. You cannot control AI output. You influence it by being the clearest, most trustworthy, and most extractable source, and by keeping your brand entity consistent everywhere it appears.
Pages that lead with a self-contained answer under a question-style heading, use extractable formats like short paragraphs, lists, and tables, carry the right schema, and contain specific facts and original data.
Blocking GPTBot only opts you out of OpenAI model training. It has no direct effect on ChatGPT search retrieval, which uses OAI-SearchBot. If you want ChatGPT search visibility, do not block the search and retrieval bots. Decide on training bots based on how protective you are of your content.
No. AI Overviews are generated from Google’s normal Search index, not from Google-Extended. Blocking Google-Extended only opts you out of Gemini grounding and training. The only way out of AI Overviews is to leave Google Search entirely.
llms.txt is a proposed markdown file at your domain root that gives models a curated map of your key content. Adoption is not yet confirmed by the major engines, so treat it as a cheap forward hedge, not a proven ranking lever. It is worth implementing because it costs little.
Track three things on a schedule: citation presence and share across engines for your target questions, AI referral traffic in your analytics, and whether engines describe your brand accurately. Set a baseline first, then measure monthly and judge over quarters.