We operate the workstream behind your client strategy while your agency keeps ownership of the relationship, decisions, and commercial positioning.
Commercial, category, problem, comparison, and brand prompts mapped to audiences and client goals.
Mentions, links, cited sources, competitors, engines, markets, and starting conditions documented before execution.
Crawlability, indexability, entity consistency, structured data, internal relationships, and source alignment.
Pages, supporting assets, expert signals, updates, and evidence tied to explicit roadmap hypotheses.
Legitimate opportunities to improve the sources answer engines can discover, understand, and trust.
Published work, evidence, milestones, results, limitations, and a clear next-cycle recommendation.
Every action has a rationale, expected evidence, owner, dependency, and decision status.
Public changes, external contact, spend, and final reporting remain within the agreed approval flow.
Measurements are repeated against the agreed portfolio and interpreted with volatility and limitations visible.
Yes. We define the handoff, approval, communication, file, and reporting workflow during onboarding so delivery supports the agency instead of creating a parallel process.
We can implement the agreed GEO/AEO, content, schema, analytics, and technical work. Where the agency or client owns implementation, we provide specifications and verify completion.
A pilot starts with one client, a bounded prompt and engine portfolio, a baseline, a prioritized execution window, and a review that determines whether the model should expand.
The exact scope is agreed before launch, but a cycle normally covers measurement, roadmap updates, prioritized execution, evidence collection, quality review, partner reporting, and the next set of decisions.
We map prompts to the client's commercial goals, audiences, categories, problems, comparisons, brand demand, markets, and buying journey. The portfolio remains controlled enough to support meaningful comparison over time.
Yes, when the engagement includes the relevant local research, sources, language expertise, measurement portfolio, and implementation capacity. Markets are separated in reporting so results are not blended into a misleading total.
Access depends on scope. It may include the website or CMS, analytics, Search Console, structured data, content files, reporting sources, and relevant client documentation. We request only what is needed for the agreed work.
A stronger delivery layer for your agency
Tell us how your agency works, what your clients need, and where execution is currently constrained.
Confidential, white-label, and built around your client relationships.