Does this sound familiar?
- AI names competitors but not you, or gets your terms wrong;
- answers include outdated prices, addresses and services;
- there are few sources about you in the market language, or they conflict with your site.
GEO for the US means working so that AI systems answer accurately about your company and rely on your pages when local audiences ask whom to choose. It suits companies whose customers first ask ChatGPT, Google AI or other assistants, then visit the site. You want assistants to name you without confusing the facts. You need to cover many states and cities, but worry that pages for each city will become empty copies.
search in the US: Google 85.19%, Bing 9.89%, Yahoo 2.64%, DuckDuckGo 1.75% (StatCounter, September 2026).
audience and questions → sample of answers → improve pages and supporting evidence → repeat checks and report. Timing depends on the number of pages and approvals.
SurfUp has no published cases in this country. General SurfUp cases from other markets (not results for this country): a marketplace project where GEO ran alongside SEO, with the brand mention share in a test sample rising from ~12% to 34% (studio measurement, not an independent audit) — Local gift marketplace; at a boutique hotel, mentions in a test sample of city-related prompts rose from ≈8% to ≈29% — Boutique hotel.
Prices are indicative. The final price depends on the project and agreed terms and is confirmed before work begins.
The final price depends on the CMS and source-material readiness, integrations, and the number of target markets and languages.
Licences, paid tools, placements and infrastructure are quoted separately. Accounts and access remain in your name.
mentions, citations, visits and sales are not guaranteed. AI answers change, and checks are a sample rather than a view of all models. Translation, PR, paid placements and development are separate.
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