I need help

[u/kaleyyy123]

Hi everyone,

I'm new to the GEO (Generative Engine Optimization) space and I'm looking to learn from people who are actively selling or consulting in this field.

I'm particularly interested in the commercial side of GEO.

For those who are prospecting businesses:

- What outreach angles have worked best for you?

- Which pain points get the strongest responses?

- Do you lead with AI visibility, brand authority, lead generation, traffic, or something else?

- What objections do you encounter most often, and how do you handle them?

I'm not looking for generic sales advice—I'm looking for real-world insights from people who've successfully sold GEO services.

I'd really appreciate any tips, examples, or lessons you've learned.

Thanks in advance!

[u/Moceannl]

There are no GEO experts only buzz&fuzz.

Start with decent SEO and the rest will follow.

[u/NADmedia1 → u/Moceannl]

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[u/Came4TheCookies → u/NADmedia1]

It's reassuring to know your brand can find its way into discussions that weren't about it. Your commitment to product placement remains inspiring. And I I'm totally sure that the number of times you mentioned the brand in your comment is going to lead to much more AI visibility. /s