Otterly.AI, the award-winning AI Search Monitoring Tool trusted by SEO professionals, announced the launch of its GEO (Generative Engine Optimization) Audit Tool, a first-of-its-kind AI visibility checklist designed to help marketers and SEO teams quickly understand how their brand is performing across the rapidly evolving world of AI-powered search.
A New Standard for Generative Engine Optimization
With generative search platforms like ChatGPT, Perplexity, Google AI Overviews, Gemini, and Microsoft Copilot increasingly shaping consumer discovery, SEO teams need new methods to evaluate visibility. Otterly.AI’s GEO Audit Tool provides a clear framework for:
- Auditing AI search visibility: See where and how your brand, content, and competitors are being cited in generative search results.
- Benchmarking performance: Measure current AI visibility across key engines and identify areas where improvements are needed.
- Following a proven checklist: Access actionable steps to optimize content, citations, and authority signals that influence AI search outcomes.
- Future-proofing SEO strategies: Ensure teams stay ahead of shifts from keyword-based optimization to prompt-driven and AI-curated visibility.
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“Generative Engine Optimization is the next frontier for SEO,” said Thomas Peham, CEO of Otterly.AI. “Our GEO Audit Tool gives SEO professionals a simple but powerful way to audit, benchmark, and improve their AI visibility, ensuring they don’t get left behind as search evolves.”
Why This Matters
- Traditional SEO tools stop at Google rankings — but AI search platforms now answer millions of queries daily, shaping brand visibility far beyond the SERP.
- SEO pros need clarity in a noisy landscape — the GEO Audit Tool acts as a trusted guide to identify strengths, weaknesses, and opportunities in AI-driven search.
- It’s built for action, not just insights — pairing Otterly.AI’s monitoring with a structured checklist, making optimization efforts easier and more effective.
SOURCE: GlobeNewswire