August 2026
Should you put your prices on your website?
Publishing prices lifted 83% of one client’s cost queries in the rankings. Clicks barely moved. Here’s why it’s still worth doing.
Get AI to recommend your brand
Your customers now ask AI who to hire. I do the work that gets you named and recommended.
A few brands I’ve worked with
Results you can see in AI search
One of my clients became the most cited business in its category in five months.
Google rankings
58 to 147
keywords in Google’s top 3, March to July 2026
| Ranking band | March | July |
|---|---|---|
| Top 3 | 58 | 147 |
| 4 to 10 | 161 | 169 |
| 11 to 20 | 52 | 60 |
| 21 to 50 | 87 | 43 |
| 51 to 100 | 62 | 1 |
AI search
#1
most cited source in its category
| Business | Mentions |
|---|---|
| A local competitor | 23 |
| A national competitor | 28 |
| My client | 50 |
- AI answers that now name the business
- 66
- Backlink. No new content, no ad spend
- 1
AI doesn’t give buyers ten links. It names a few businesses.
When someone asks an AI tool for a recommendation, this is roughly what happens. My job is to make sure your business is one it names.
AI breaks the question down
One question becomes several searches: reviews, prices, specialists, locations.
It reads what it finds
Your own website, directories, reviews, forums and articles all go into the mix.
It picks a shortlist
Usually just a few businesses, with links to the pages it trusted. If your website isn’t mentioned, your customers go to your competitors.
Rank in Google and get recommended by AI.
Two services that work best together, because AI tools build their answers on the same foundations Google ranks.
Start with SEO if
- You don’t show up on page one of Google for what you do
- You’re missing from the map results in your area
- Your site is new, slow or hard for Google to read
Add AI SEO if
- ChatGPT or Google’s AI names your competitors, not you
- Your rankings held, but fewer people click through
- You don’t know what AI tools say about your business
Not sure? Most businesses need both. My free audit shows where you should start.
From audit to answers in four steps
Here’s what you get at each step. The previews are samples, not a real client’s data.
- Step 1
Audit
I crawl your site, check how AI tools see it, and test the questions your buyers actually ask.
- Step 2
Plan
You get a prioritized roadmap: what to fix first, why it matters, and what can wait.
- Step 3
Fix and build
I make the changes: technical fixes, page rewrites, structure and the content that’s missing.
- Step 4
Measure and adjust
Each month you’ll see your rankings, how often AI names you and new inquiries, in plain English.
No lock-in, no mystery reports
If you’ve hired an SEO before, you may know the story: a long contract, a monthly report nobody explained, and no clear link to new work. Here’s how I do it instead.
Month to month
No minimum term. 30 days’ notice, either way.
Reports you can read
What I did, what moved, what didn’t, and what’s next, in plain English.
An honest check at 90 days
If it isn’t working, I’ll change the plan or tell you to stop.
Your accounts stay yours
Your domain, Google Business Profile, Search Console and Analytics are never held back.
We’ll be working together directly
I’m Daverick (pronounced Maverick but with a D). I’ve spent more than eight years in SEO, working with businesses across the US and Australia, and I built GEOSEO Digital to help businesses not only rank in Google, but get AI to recommend their brand.
I run your audit, I do the work, and I’ll tell you straight what will and won’t move the needle. If something can’t be promised, like a guaranteed AI citation, I won’t promise it.
More about meWhat I’m seeing in search
July 2026
Your rankings doubled but your traffic didn’t
The visibility moved to local packs and AI Overviews, which don’t produce website clicks. Here’s what to measure instead.
April 2026
Topical authority doesn’t mean what you think it does
After Google’s March 2026 update, staying in your lane matters more than publishing volume.
Common questions about AI SEO
Is AI SEO different from regular SEO?
AI SEO and regular SEO overlap far more than they differ, because AI tools build their answers from pages that search engines can find, read and trust.
Google says outright that optimizing for its AI features “is optimizing for the search experience, and thus still SEO” (Google Search Central). The differences are in what you measure and in a few extras, like making sure AI crawlers can reach your site and that your business is described consistently across the web.
How will I know if SEO and AI SEO are working?
You’ll know whether SEO and AI SEO are working from a plain-English report every month that shows what GEOSEO Digital did, what moved, what didn’t and what’s next, measured against the baseline from your audit.
The report covers your Google rankings, how often AI tools name your business and the inquiries that came in, not vanity numbers. At around 90 days, Daverick tells you plainly whether it’s working, and if it isn’t, he’ll change the plan or tell you it’s time to stop.
Can anyone guarantee my business will appear in AI answers?
No one can guarantee that your business will appear in AI answers, and you should be wary of anyone who does, because AI tools change their answers from one question to the next and from one day to the next.
What GEOSEO Digital can do is fix what stops AI tools finding and trusting your site, make your pages the clearest answer to the questions your buyers ask, and track how often you’re mentioned so you can see the trend over time.
How long does AI SEO take to work?
How long AI SEO takes depends on where your site starts and how competitive your market is, so I judge progress over months rather than weeks.
Search engines have to recrawl a changed page before anything can move, and AI answers vary from day to day, so one good or bad week tells you very little. After your audit I’ll give you a realistic timeline for your site.
Which AI platforms do you optimize for?
GEOSEO Digital covers ChatGPT, Google AI Overviews, Google AI Mode, Gemini, Perplexity, Claude and Microsoft Copilot, starting with the ones your buyers actually use.
For most businesses that means Google’s AI features first, because they draw on Google’s search index, and ChatGPT second.
Find out what AI says about your business
Get a free audit of your site’s SEO and AI search visibility. I’ll run it myself and send you a clear, prioritized report.
What you get: an AI visibility report, a technical review and a prioritized list of next steps.