GEO Library
Clear definitions, reproducible checks and honest limits for teams assessing generative-engine visibility.
What GEO can actually measure
A defensible measurement model for generative-engine visibility, without invented certainty.
Read the note ↗02EVIDENCE / INTERPRETATIONMentions, citations and recommendations are not the same
A practical taxonomy for reading AI-search visibility without overstating the evidence.
Read the note ↗03INTERNATIONAL / ENTITY SIGNALSMultilingual entity consistency
How language parity, hreflang and factual alignment support international search and AI discovery.
Read the note ↗04METHOD / REPRODUCIBILITYA reproducible GEO measurement method
A transparent workflow for baselines, prompt samples, evidence capture and change tracking.
Read the note ↗05DISCOVERY / EVIDENCE CHAINFrom crawl permission to AI recommendation
A clear evidence chain for diagnosing where visibility succeeds, stalls or remains unproven.
Read the note ↗06SOURCES / CITATION READINESSWhat makes a page worth citing
Practical editorial and technical qualities that make a source easier to inspect, understand and reference.
Read the note ↗07FOUNDATIONS / GEOWhat is generative engine optimisation?
A plain definition of GEO, the work it includes and the claims it cannot support.
Read the note ↗08STRATEGY / SEO AND GEOGEO and SEO: where they overlap and where they do not
A practical comparison of search optimisation and answer-system visibility.
Read the note ↗09TECHNICAL / CRAWLER POLICYAI crawler controls by platform
A source-led guide to separating search discovery, user retrieval and model-training preferences.
Read the note ↗10MEASUREMENT / CITATION SHAREA reproducible protocol for measuring GEO citation share
A fixed-query method for recording mentions, citations, accurate descriptions and recommendations without turning a sample into a ranking claim.
Read the note ↗A library, not a score generator
The library separates observable evidence from interpretation. It does not manufacture a universal GEO score or promise inclusion, citation or ranking.READ GEO ANSWERS ↗
Evidence boundary
Crawler access, indexing, retrieval, citation and recommendation are different events. Each must be checked independently.

