GEO Audit FAQ
A GEO audit observes how a company appears in agreed AI questions before deciding which content assets and retesting priorities matter most.
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It examines company mentions, description accuracy, representative question coverage, competitor appearances, and available citations. It can also identify public information gaps across the website, B2B directories, yellow pages, and company profiles.
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Questions should reflect real selection, comparison, procurement, and service inquiries. Existing sales questions are useful inputs, and CedarSpark can organize additional questions within the confirmed business and publication scope.
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Typical inputs include a company introduction, product or service descriptions, target audiences, case material, FAQs, public website content, and any approved industry material. Platform verification requires truthful company credentials.
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No. A verifiable report should retain question-level answers, citations, timestamps, platform and model details, failures, retries, and calculation rules so aggregate findings can be checked.
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It can identify information and question gaps and recommend priorities for websites, FAQs, case studies, articles, or platform profiles. Final publication still depends on confirmed facts, permissions, and review rules.
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Yes. Case studies are helpful but not required. The audit can use confirmed company, product, and service material, but it must not invent customers, results, or qualifications to fill evidence gaps.
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If you already have products, services, case studies, or website content, a lightweight diagnostic can show whether the current information is strong enough to support accurate presentation in AI answer scenarios.
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