Manufacturers & OEM suppliers
Explain production capabilities, applications, specifications and sourcing requirements to overseas buyers.
B2B / International search
SEO & GEO for your next overseas market.
Give buyers a clearer route from a search to your capabilities. We plan and improve the website, product pages and factual content that support international B2B enquiries.
Scope, timeline and pricing are confirmed after consultation.
Your selected planning example
Bring the case into this service.
Review the fictional condition and handover record before discussing the work with our team.
Search & creatorsSEO & GEO services
A creator launch is planned. Is the product ready to support it?
Unconfirmed claims, content rights or samples change what the team can publish responsibly.
Record for the next team
A launch review list with a decision owner for each dependency.
This is a planning example. Scope, responsibilities and any operational action require separate confirmation.
01 / Who it is for
Built around a considered B2B purchase.
Specialist service firms
Make expertise, service scope and project requirements easier to assess before a buyer makes contact.
Exporters entering another market
Adapt an existing site to a new buyer language, country or product line with a clear page and content plan.
02 / Concrete deliverables
Know what will be delivered and how to review it.
The proposal selects the work your business needs. It records the pages, markets, languages, quantities and acceptance criteria before implementation begins.
01
Market diagnosis & page strategy
Review your current site, buyer search intent and relevant competitor pages. Connect priority topics to the products or services you can supply.
- Reviewable output
- A baseline audit, prioritised issue list and topic-to-page map with recommended next actions.
- How we review it
- Confirm the target buyers, markets and commercial priorities against the proposed page plan.
02
Technical search foundations
Address agreed crawl, indexation, internal link and metadata issues. Check canonical URLs, sitemaps and language signals where relevant.
- Reviewable output
- A change specification or implemented fixes, plus a release checklist with before-and-after evidence.
- How we review it
- Check the agreed URLs and technical criteria after release. Implementation depends on the site access and responsibilities in the proposal.
03
Product, service & buyer content
Develop pages around buyer questions about capabilities, applications, process and project fit. Make the route to an enquiry clear.
- Reviewable output
- An agreed page inventory, content briefs, review drafts and internal link recommendations; publishing where included.
- How we review it
- Your team approves specifications, commercial claims and brand language before agreed publication.
04
GEO facts & citable explanations
Organise company facts and supporting evidence. Write clear answers and consistent descriptions of your expertise, products and services.
- Reviewable output
- A fact-and-source register, approved page sections or FAQs, and dated AI answer samples where included.
- How we review it
- Check each claim against approved evidence. Samples record the platform, date, question and observed sources; AI answers can vary.
05
Measurement & next actions
Define success around relevant organic visits and qualified enquiries. Use available search and analytics data, with AI visibility observations reported separately.
- Reviewable output
- Agreed KPI definitions, a source-labelled report and a prioritised action list for the next review.
- How we review it
- Reconcile results with accessible source data and agreed enquiry criteria. The report states gaps and observation limits.
03 / Service process
From business context to approved work.
Each stage ends with something to review. Owners, dependencies and approval points are agreed at the start.
- 01
Understand the market
Discuss your offer, buyers, website and current enquiry journey.
- You receive
- A discovery summary and proposed review scope.
- Your input
- Target markets, priority products or services and the site URL.
- 02
Confirm scope & quote
Agree the depth of diagnosis, selected deliverables, responsibilities, quantities, timing and review criteria.
- You receive
- A written proposal and project quotation.
- Your input
- Approval of scope, budget and the people responsible for sign-off.
- 03
Diagnose & prioritise
Review the agreed pages and data. Identify the work most relevant to buyer intent and site constraints.
- You receive
- Baseline findings and a prioritised delivery plan.
- Your input
- Available search data, approved business facts and a technical contact.
- 04
Create, review & release
Prepare the agreed content and site changes, collect factual approval and verify the release.
- You receive
- Approved files or published changes, with a completion checklist.
- Your input
- Feedback, factual sign-off and the site access needed for agreed changes.
- 05
Measure & decide next steps
Review available results against the baseline and agree the next priorities.
- You receive
- A report, findings and a proposed next action list.
- Your input
- Enquiry quality feedback and approval of any further scope.
A service page that answers the delivery questions buyers actually ask
Scenario plan: an exporter wants overseas buyers to understand its fulfilment offer before requesting a quote.
Illustrative scenario plan. This describes proposed work and acceptance checks, not a completed customer project. Scope, connections and responsibilities are agreed before implementation.
The situation
The page describes a global service but leaves receiving conditions, shipment visibility and return responsibilities unclear. A search visitor cannot tell whether the offer fits a particular route or order workflow.
Proposed response
The commercial owner identifies one buyer task and approves the service facts: eligible goods, receiving arrangements, tracking inputs and the handover to aftercare. The output is a defined page brief.
The content team turns those facts into a route-specific explanation, a delivery-status example and an enquiry checklist. Operations reviews every statement about availability and responsibility before release.
The website owner checks the agreed page, language links and enquiry destination. The review separates a published, readable page from later search visibility and qualified enquiry observations.
Prepare for a discussion
- The page and target buyer language
- Approved service scope and unresolved delivery questions
- The enquiry owner and qualification criteria
04 / Ways to work together
Start with the work your site needs.
Choose a focused project or ongoing support after we review your requirements.
Diagnosis & roadmap
For teams that need a clear view of the issues and an order of work.
Agreed audit coverage, findings review and a practical roadmap.
Implementation project
For a site launch, market expansion or a defined set of page and technical changes.
An agreed delivery list, review milestones and release checks.
Ongoing improvement
For teams that need recurring content, technical follow-through and performance reviews.
A confirmed review cadence and work plan for each service period.
A quote based on your actual scope.
We confirm pricing through consultation. The quotation sets out the markets, languages, site condition, page and content quantities, implementation responsibilities and reporting frequency. Third-party costs are listed separately when applicable.
05 / What to prepare
Bring the facts your buyers need.
- Your website and priority markets, languages and buyer types.
- Approved product or service information, specifications and evidence you have permission to publish.
- Available search and analytics access, plus your website or development contact.
- Your definition of a qualified enquiry and the person responsible for review and follow-up.
06 / Common questions
Before we get started.
A few practical details about the scope and the decisions involved.
Can we start before our overseas website is ready?
Yes. We can begin with the market, page structure and content plan. Website build or migration work is included only when it is specified in the proposal.
Does GEO guarantee that AI platforms will recommend us?
No. We work on the clarity and reliability of your public information and review relevant answer samples where agreed. Platform responses, citations and recommendations remain outside our control.
How are deliverables and fees confirmed?
After consultation, we provide a written scope covering the deliverables, quantities, languages, markets, responsibilities and timing. Fees and payment terms are confirmed in that quotation before work starts.
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Share your website, target market and priority products or services. We will discuss the relevant work and confirm a proposal and quote.
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