AIO ranking is how visible your pages are inside Google’s AI Overviews: whether the AI-written answer above the results cites your page, names your brand, does both, or leaves you out. It’s measured separately from your position in the links beneath it.
GEO ranking (for generative engine optimisation) is how visible your brand and pages are in the answers AI assistants such as ChatGPT, Gemini, Claude and Perplexity give to your buyers’ questions, measured question by question and assistant by assistant.
Track AI Overviews and AI assistants side by side, keep cited, named and both as separate verdicts, store each engine’s exact answer, show who appears instead of you, and check whether a page is ready before you spend, not just report what happened afterwards. AI Marketing Radar does all of these.
Answer-engine optimisation (AEO) is the practice of measuring and shaping your content so that AI answer engines, like Google’s AI Overviews and ChatGPT, use your pages as the source of their answer. Where traditional SEO works on your position in the list of links, AEO works on appearing inside the answer itself.
Less than it used to. When an AI summary answers the question on the results page, many people get what they need without clicking. A first-place page can still lose the visit.
Be the clearest, most directly usable answer to the question, and know where you’re currently missing. AI Marketing Radar shows you both: which of your searches carry an AI answer, whether it uses you, and who it uses instead.
Cited means the answer links to your page as a source; named means it writes your brand into the text with no link. One can send you a visitor; the other builds awareness. So they’re reported separately, along with answers that do both.
Yes. Alongside Google’s AI Overviews, the questions you track are put to four AI assistants, and each one’s answer is kept so every verdict can be read back.
A rank tracker tells you your position in the links. AI Marketing Radar asks four questions in order (is the page ready, is it found, is it cited, did it produce anything) and checks readiness before you spend, not just results afterwards.
No, and nobody honestly can. AI answers shift by time, place and person. What you get is an accurate read of where you stand today and a specific list of what to change.
No. It arms the team you have, and it reads your own data rather than industry averages, so it sits alongside what you already use.