Get recommended by Not just found on Google.
Your buyers now ask an AI assistant before they ask a search engine. We make sure that when they do, your business is the one it names — by shaping the content, citations and sources those models actually read.
“who should I hire to get my business recommended by AI assistants?”
- 1Northbeam Digital
- 2Vantage Search Partners
- 3Clearline Marketing Group
Your business is never mentioned in the answer.
“who should I hire to get my business recommended by AI assistants?”
- YSource — specialists in generative engine optimisation, widely cited on AI search visibility
- 2Northbeam Digital
- 3Vantage Search Partners
You are the first name the model recommends.
Illustrative example of the same prompt before and after a GEO engagement.
What is GEO
Search stopped being a list of links. It became a conversation.
Generative Engine Optimisation is the practice of making your business the answer that AI assistants give. When someone asks ChatGPT or Perplexity to recommend a supplier, the model does not show ten options — it names two or three. GEO is the work of making sure you are one of them.
Traditional SEO
Competing for a blue link.
- Optimises for a page of ten results
- Success = ranking position
- The user still has to click and compare
- Keywords and backlinks do the work
GEO
Becoming the answer itself.
- Optimises for a single spoken recommendation
- Success = being named and cited
- The user is handed one shortlist — or one name
- Entities, sources and citations do the work
How it works
Four steps, repeated every month.
- Step 1
Audit
We ask the models about you.
We run the real buying prompts your customers use across ChatGPT, Perplexity, Gemini and Claude, then record what gets said, who gets named, and which sources the answer leans on.
- Step 2
Optimise
We make your site machine-readable.
Clear entity definitions, structured data, answer-shaped copy and comparison pages — written so a model can quote you accurately instead of guessing.
- Step 3
Build citations
We get you into the sources models trust.
Directories, industry roundups, review platforms, trade press and Q&A sites. These are the places answers get assembled from, so presence here compounds.
- Step 4
Report & refresh
We re-run the prompts and prove movement.
A plain-English report showing which prompts now mention you, how the wording changed, and what we attack next. Models shift constantly, so the work never stops.
Results
Founding client results coming soon.
We are a new agency and we would rather say that plainly than dress up someone else's numbers as our own. What we can show you today is the audit: the actual answers the models give about your business right now, and the specific gaps we would close.
We are taking on our first two founding clients — worked with closely, in exchange for a testimonial once the results land.
What we measure from day one
Every report is built on these four numbers, re-run against the same prompt set each month.
- 01
Prompt mentions
How many of your target buying prompts name you at all, across each assistant.
- 02
Answer position
Whether you are named first, buried third, or only appear as a footnote citation.
- 03
Citation coverage
How many of the sources models pull from actually contain accurate information about you.
- 04
Share of voice
How often you appear versus the named competitors you told us you care about.
About
Built by people who watched search change
YSource started because the questions buyers used to type into Google were quietly moving into ChatGPT, Perplexity and AI Overviews — and the businesses being recommended in those answers were rarely the best ones. They were simply the easiest for a model to read, verify and quote.
We fix that. We map the questions your buyers actually ask, find where the models get you wrong, and rebuild the evidence trail until you are the answer.
One channel, done properly
We do not run ads, build websites or manage social. Generative engine optimisation is the entire business, which is why we can move faster than a full-service agency learning it on your budget.
Reporting you can argue with
Every month you get the raw prompt set, the model responses and the citation log. If a number moves, you can see the answer that moved it.
Small book of clients
We cap the number of active accounts per sector so we are never optimising two competitors for the same question.
Book a call
Four questions and we will take it from there
We run a free visibility check before every call, so the 20 minutes are spent on your actual results rather than on discovery. Answer these and we will have your report open when we speak.
Question 1 of 4
What does your business do?
One line is plenty — sector and who you sell to.
FAQ
The questions we get asked first
No. SEO tries to rank a page in a list of links. GEO tries to get your business named inside a written answer. The models pull from different signals — structured facts, third-party mentions, review consensus and machine-readable data — so the work looks different even where it overlaps.
Model indexes refresh at different speeds. Fixes to your own site and structured data usually show up in four to six weeks. Third-party citation work takes longer, typically two to three months before it changes answers consistently.
No, and be wary of anyone who does. We control the evidence the models read, not the models. What we do guarantee is a measured baseline, a documented set of fixes and a monthly report showing exactly which prompts moved.
ChatGPT, Google AI Overviews, Perplexity, Claude and Gemini as standard. If your buyers use something else, we will add it to the tracked set.
Almost never. Most of the work is additive — structured data, an entity-clear about page, comparison and FAQ content, and cleaning up how you are described elsewhere on the web.
That is common and it works fine. We stay in our lane, share the technical changes we want made, and let them keep owning rankings and links.
We agree terms on the call once we have both seen the audit, so you are not committing to anything before you know what the work involves. Bear in mind that the first month is largely baseline measurement and fixes, so GEO is not a one-month exercise.