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SEO (search engine optimisation) earns rankings in Google and Bing. GEO (generative engine optimisation) earns mentions and citations in AI answers from ChatGPT, Gemini, Perplexity and Google AI Overviews. AEO (answer engine optimisation) targets direct answers such as featured snippets and voice results. Flowzy runs them as one programme because they share the same foundations.

AI assistants recommend businesses they can find, understand and verify. That takes pages AI crawlers can read, consistent information about who you are and what you offer, content that answers buyers' questions directly, and mentions on third-party sites the models trust. Flowzy works on all four and tracks how often you are named for the questions your buyers ask.

Technical fixes and improvements in AI answers often show within weeks. Competitive Google rankings typically take three to six months to build and keep compounding after that. Flowzy reports progress every month on rankings, AI mentions and leads.

No, and no honest agency can, because Google and AI assistants decide rankings themselves. What Flowzy commits to is the work that moves them, agreed upfront in the proposal, and transparent monthly reporting so you can judge the return yourself.

Not when it is useful and accurate: Google ranks helpful content regardless of how it was produced. Flowzy uses AI for research and drafting, and a human editor checks every piece for accuracy, tone and originality before it is published.

Yes. Flowzy tracks a set of buying questions in the major AI assistants, such as ChatGPT, Gemini and Perplexity, and reports how often you are named and cited, next to your Google rankings and Search Console data.

Often, yes. Ranking on Google does not mean AI assistants mention you, because they also rely on other signals such as third-party mentions and clearly structured answers. Many businesses that rank well are missing when someone asks ChatGPT for a recommendation, and that is the gap GEO closes.