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Showing up in ChatGPT answers: GEO/AEO in Ciudad del Este

More and more customers ask an AI before they ask Google. If that answer does not name your business, you are not in the conversation. GEO/AEO is the work of showing up there, with a source. This site is our portfolio.

Illustration: the answer names a business and shows the source.

  • Office in Edificio San Miguel, downtown Ciudad del Este
  • We work in Spanish, Portuguese and English
  • Scope, date and price in writing before we start
  • The same team runs a city portal in Brazil, live today

The customer asks, and the answer never names you

Someone types "where do I get this in Ciudad del Este" and the assistant comes back with two or three names. If yours is not among them, there is no alert, no position to check and no way to find out. The reason is usually dull: the address sits inside an image, the hours live only on a social profile, and the page shows no text until JavaScript loads. GPTBot, ClaudeBot and PerplexityBot do not run JavaScript: whatever the browser assembles is not there for them.

What nobody can guarantee you

No study yet demonstrates a stable causal effect of GEO techniques. Anyone promising you a guaranteed improvement percentage is selling smoke, and we would rather lose that sale. What can be done is the fundamentals: server-rendered HTML, clean indexing, zero 404 errors, a consistent entity in structured data and citable facts with dates and sources. That is exactly what you are looking at: we applied it to our own site first.

See the sourced facts

What we do

  • Citability audit: robots.txt, structured data, hreflang, HTML that reads without JavaScript and Core Web Vitals.
  • A JSON-LD entity graph with stable identifiers: your business, your services and your people, always under the same name.
  • Content with dated facts and primary sources — the format an AI can cite without inventing.
  • AI crawler monitoring in your access logs: who came through, what they read, with a monthly report.

How we work

  1. 1Fundamentals first, content second: a site invisible to crawlers is not fixed by writing more.
  2. 2Every change measured before and after. Without that, it is an opinion.
  3. 3Our standard can be inspected from outside: it is on the page about how this site was built.
How this site was built

Who else uses this service line

These are the kinds of business where this service line solves something concrete. Each page says what hurts in that operation and what answers it.

Frequently asked questions

What people ask before hiring this

How much does it cost?

Three things, and you can buy them separately: the citability audit, a job with a start and an end; the fixes that come out of it, which are the structured data and the content with dates and sources; and the monthly crawler monitoring, which is optional. Scope and price for each are written down before we start, and you can stop after the audit.

How long until I see something?

The fixes come out in the order the audit sets, and each date is written down before we start: we do not put a deadline on work we have not looked at yet. What has no date is the other half — nobody controls when an AI decides to name a business, and we are not going to invent a deadline for that.

How do I know it worked, if there is no position to check?

We measure what can actually be seen: which AI crawlers came through your site and what they read, from your own access logs, plus the before and after of each fix. That goes into a monthly report, with no score and no invented ranking. And part of that reading you can do yourself right now, for free: the tool "What an AI crawler finds on your site", here on this site, gives you four facts about an address — also with no score.

What if no AI ever names my business?

It can happen, and we say so before charging you: nobody can guarantee a citation. What you keep either way is a site a crawler reads in full, your business details saying the same thing everywhere and facts with dates and sources — which also helps in search and for the customer who opens the page.

Does it work for a small shop, or do I need a lot of content?

It works, and it usually starts with the boring part: your address, your hours and what you sell saying the same thing in every place they appear. At the border people ask in Spanish and in Portuguese, so the page has to exist in the language they ask in.

Before the quote, we look at your operation

Tell us what your business does and what you want to change. After we see how you work, the scope comes in writing — with a date and a price.