Legacy SEO vs. GEO.
Why the strategies that won the 2010s are actively failing you in the era of ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, and Agentic Retrieval.
llms.txt files to act as a direct API for AI ingestion.If your current agency is sending you reports on "Traffic" and "Rankings," they are reporting on a dying paradigm. Your buyers are using AI to make decisions. If your brand isn't structured to survive the Agentic Referral, you are losing market share every single day.
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Common Questions
What is the difference between legacy SEO and GEO?
Legacy SEO focuses on satisfying a web crawler to rank a URL in a list of ten blue links, assuming the user will click through to read the site. Generative Engine Optimisation focuses on satisfying the AI agent that reads the site for the user, engineering the data so the brand is cited as the definitive answer.
Why are keyword rankings a risky metric to rely on now?
Keyword rankings track exact-match text strings, which are highly vulnerable to zero-click AI answers. GEO measures entity confidence instead, using vector proximity and citation rate to ensure the brand is recognised as the dominant entity for a given topic.
What is an llms.txt file and why does it matter?
An llms.txt file is a dedicated file that acts as a direct API for AI ingestion, feeding raw, verified facts straight to language models. Combined with advanced schema, it injects your core brand facts into the Knowledge Graph rather than leaving the AI to guess them.
