Getting cited by ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini and Perplexity
Your customers no longer compare ten links: they ask an assistant a question and get two or three names back. Wellsy GEO installs what it takes for you to be one of those names — pages that state clearly who you are, a content plan that answers the questions your customers actually ask, and a site that AI crawlers can read. You see the result engine by engine, on a dashboard at your own address.
Being found is no longer enough. You have to be cited.
Five engines measured continuously
Articles published on your domain
Dashboard at your own address
What do we put in place?
Three building blocks, installed once on your site: the pages that carry your identity, a content plan that answers your customers' questions, and the measurement of what assistants say about you. Everything lives with you, on your domain and your credentials.
Pillar pages
The pages that carry your identity and your offers, written to be understood by a machine.
Pillar pages
Content plan
A complete editorial plan, produced and published on your site at your own pace.
Content plan
Measurement and monitoring
Your visibility measured across five engines, and your site monitored continuously.
Measurement and monitoring
How do your pages speak to assistants?
We rework or create the pages that carry your business so that they answer, in their opening lines, the elementary questions an assistant asks: who you are, what you sell, to whom, where, and what sets you apart from your named competitors.
Each page gets structured markup, a direct answer placed before any development, and a heading hierarchy a program can read. It is that shape, not the length, that decides whether a passage is extracted or ignored.
This work is done once, on your site, with your credentials. The pages remain yours: they depend on no tool of ours and they survive the end of the service.
How are the articles produced?
Wellsy GEO produces a complete editorial plan, then writes and publishes the articles on your site at the pace you set. Every article starts from a real question in your market, answers it in its first paragraph, and points to your offer pages.
Nothing is published blind. An automatic check of twenty-four criteria examines every article before it goes live — structure, direct answer, markup, links, brand consistency — and seventeen of those criteria are blocking. An article that fails is not published: it is kept as a draft and we fix the root cause.
You keep control of the pace and of the review. The module can publish directly or leave every article as a draft. On sensitive subjects — health, finance, law — draft mode is imposed until you state otherwise in writing.
How is your visibility measured?
We query five assistants every three days with questions chosen with you, and we monitor your site several times a day. The result appears on a dashboard hosted at your own address, on your domain, in French or in English.
The five engines are ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, Perplexity and Grok. The result appears as a matrix: your topics as rows, the engines as columns. A cell only lights up after five measurements — below that, a percentage would mean nothing, and we would rather show “not measured” than a figure nothing supports.
In parallel, Wellsy GEO does not merely read your robots.txt: we send a real request under each AI crawler's identity and compare the response. A firewall-level block — a common setting, often switched on without intent — becomes visible immediately.
How long before you see something?
You step in at three moments only: the scoping workshop, the approval of the content plan, and the review if you want one. Everything else is on our side. Here is the real timeline, week by week, as it happens with our clients.
Agreement
We open your file and schedule the scoping workshop.
Scoping workshop
Two hours, by video call. Together we settle your topics, the facts that establish your authority, your sector's prohibitions, your named competitors and your brand variants.
Connection and dashboard
Your site is connected to the module and your dashboard opens at your own address. You see the state of your visibility before the first publication.
Pillar pages
Creation or rebuild of the pages that carry your identity and your offers.
First article live
The content plan is settled with you, then production starts at your pace.
First readable measurements
After five accumulated measurements, that is nine to fifteen days, the first cells of your matrix light up. You follow the trend continuously from there.
How is this different from classic SEO?
GEO does not replace SEO, it adds to it — and the two mechanisms do not reward the same signals. Here is what changes, line by line, between ranking well in a list of links and being cited inside an answer.
Classic SEO
What SEO rewards
- What it produces: a position in a list of ten links
- What your customer does: they compare ten results themselves
- The dominant signal: backlinks and domain age
- The unit of work: the page, ranked on a keyword
- The competition: twenty years of seniority to catch up on
- First measurable signals: six to twelve months
What GEO rewards
- What it produces: a citation inside a single answer
- What your customer does: they receive two or three names then choose
- The dominant signal: content extractability and entity clarity
- The unit of work: the passage, extracted to answer a question
- The competition: the ground is being mapped right now
- First measurable signals: two weeks
AI visibility
Frequently asked questions
How do you get cited by ChatGPT?
By giving the assistant something to cite: pages that clearly state who you are and what you do, articles that answer the questions your customers actually ask, and a site its crawlers can read. That is the work Wellsy GEO does — and the dashboard shows you, engine by engine, where you stand.
Does GEO replace SEO?
No, it adds to it. They are two mechanisms: a search engine ranks links, an assistant writes an answer and cites two or three sources. Our articles must satisfy both — none is published if it fails the classic criteria.
How long before I get cited?
Nobody honest can give you a date: it depends on your sector, on competition for your subjects, and on engines we do not control. What we can state precisely: the first cells of your matrix light up after 5 accumulated measurements, i.e. 9 to 15 days after launch, and you see the trend continuously from there.
Who owns the articles?
You do. They are published on your domain, in your system, with your credentials. If you stop the service, they stay.
Is there a subscription?
No. Setup is billed once. The dashboard and the tracker are included for the life of the service. You only pay your own model usage, directly to the provider.
Do you publish without me reviewing?
Your call. The module can publish directly, or leave every article as a draft for review. On sensitive subjects — health, finance, law — we impose draft mode until you state otherwise in writing.
In which languages?
The module writes in the language of your content plan, and the dashboard exists in French and English, chosen per user. We do not translate your articles: that is your website's job.
What if my site blocks AI crawlers without me knowing?
We detect it. Our monitoring does not merely read your robots.txt: it sends a real request under each crawler's identity and compares the response. A firewall-level block — a common setting, often switched on without intent — becomes visible immediately.
Ready to find out whether AI assistants cite you?
Thirty minutes by video call. We look at your site, your subjects and your competitors together, and you leave with an assessment — whether you work with Wellsy GEO or not.
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