GEO Optimizer — Score Every Page for AI Search

What GEO is

GEO (Generative Engine Optimization) is the practice of preparing your content so AI engines like ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, and Perplexity can ingest, understand, and cite it when answering user questions.

The 7 GEO dimensions

ContentRyte scores every page 0–100 across these 7 criteria:

1. Schema coverage (0–25) — FAQPage, HowTo, Article, Product, Organization markup
2. Q&A density (0–15) — headings phrased as questions
3. Atomic claims (0–15) — short factual sentences with named entities
4. Comparison tables (0–10) — elements with versus/comparison structure
5. Citation readiness (0–10) — outbound links to authoritative sources (.gov, .edu, Wikipedia, journals)
6. Quotable snippets (0–10) —

   , , short opening paragraphs

7. llms.txt baseline (0–15) — site-root /llms.txt file presence

Running a GEO scan

1. Site Intelligence → site card → GEO Optimizer
2. Click Run GEO Scan (top right)
3. The scan runs in the background — refresh in 1–2 minutes
4. Page-level scores appear sorted lowest to highest

Fixing a low-scoring page

Click Get Fix on any row. The modal shows:

• Per-dimension breakdown with progress bars
• Specific issues found ("No FAQPage schema detected", "Zero question-shaped headings", etc.)
• Suggested fixes pre-built and ready to copy-paste:

- JSON-LD schema block

- Q&A heading template

- llms.txt template

Why GEO matters

AI search engines route traffic away from Google. By 2027, half of all search queries are projected to be answered by AI without a click. GEO is how you stay visible in that environment.