AEO & GEO Services

Get cited by AI answer engines

When buyers ask ChatGPT, Perplexity or Google's AI Overviews for a recommendation, the answer cites a handful of sources. Devmenta's AEO and GEO work makes your business one of the sources those engines can find, trust and quote.

Get a free quote See pricing

Quick answer

Devmenta provides AEO (answer engine optimization) and GEO (generative engine optimization) services from Karachi, Pakistan. It implements JSON-LD entity schema, FAQPage markup, answer-first content, an llms.txt file, AI-crawler access in robots.txt, Bing and IndexNow submission, and consistent brand details across the web, improving the odds that Google AI Overviews, ChatGPT, Perplexity, Gemini and Copilot cite your business. No one can guarantee citations.

30+live projects in our portfolio

20+countries with clients

30-daymoney-back guarantee

What is AEO, and how is it different from SEO?

AEO (answer engine optimization) is the work of making your content easy for AI systems to find, understand and quote in a generated answer. GEO, generative engine optimization, is the same idea aimed at LLM-powered tools like ChatGPT and Perplexity, and most people use the terms interchangeably.

SEO earns a blue link someone may click; AEO earns a mention inside the answer itself, which is often all the user reads. The two overlap heavily: AI engines still retrieve pages from search indexes, so weak technical SEO limits AEO. That is why Devmenta runs AEO on top of its SEO services. For the background, read what is AEO.

What does Devmenta actually implement?

Devmenta implements eight concrete changes, each aimed at a specific way AI engines discover sources and decide which ones to trust.

JSON-LD entity schema: Organization, LocalBusiness, Person, Service and Product markup, with sameAs links that tie your site to your profiles elsewhere.
FAQPage markup: real buyer questions with short, self-contained answers, marked up so machines can parse each question and answer.
Answer-first content: key sections open with a one- or two-sentence answer that still makes sense when quoted on its own.
llms.txt: a plain-text summary of your most important pages and facts, placed at the root of your domain.
AI crawler access: robots.txt reviewed so OAI-SearchBot, PerplexityBot, ClaudeBot and similar crawlers are not blocked by accident.
Bing and IndexNow: Bing Webmaster Tools verification and IndexNow pings, because ChatGPT search relies heavily on Bing's index.
Entity consistency: the same name, description, address, founder and contact details on your site, Google Business Profile, LinkedIn and directories.
Third-party citations: finding the reviews, lists, directories and publications AI engines already cite in your niche, and working to get your brand mentioned there.

How do you rank in ChatGPT and get cited in Google AI Overviews?

You cannot buy or force a citation, but you can raise the odds: be indexed where each engine looks, state facts clearly, and be mentioned by sources the engine already trusts. Each engine retrieves differently, so Devmenta tunes for each one.

Google AI Overviews and Gemini: built on Google's own index, so technical SEO, helpful content and structured data matter most. Blocking Google-Extended does not remove you from AI Overviews.
ChatGPT search: leans on Bing's index plus OpenAI's own crawler, so Bing Webmaster Tools, IndexNow and allowing OAI-SearchBot matter.
Perplexity: crawls with PerplexityBot and tends to favor fresh, clearly sourced pages, so dated content and specific facts help.
Microsoft Copilot: built on Bing, so the same Bing work carries over.

Does llms.txt help with AI search?

llms.txt is a proposed standard, not a ranking factor, and no major AI engine has confirmed using it to choose citations. Devmenta adds one because it is quick, harmless and gives any AI agent that does read it an accurate summary of your business.

The bigger wins are still structured data, crawlability and clear, answer-first writing. We would rather tell you that than sell llms.txt as a magic switch.

How much do AEO services cost and how long do they take?

Devmenta quotes AEO to scope, because a 10-page service site and a large online store need very different amounts of schema and content work. Website plans start at $399 a month, the Scale plan at $1,199 a month ($6,000 yearly) includes monthly SEO reporting, and every plan has a 30-day money-back guarantee with no lock-in. See pricing.

The technical layer of schema, robots.txt, llms.txt and Bing verification usually ships within the first few weeks. Citations depend on engines recrawling your pages and on third-party mentions building up, which typically takes months, not days.

How to choose an AEO agency

Ask any AEO agency to show you its own site's schema and llms.txt, and to explain how it measures AI visibility. Devmenta applies the same playbook to devmenta.com: entity schema, FAQ markup, llms.txt, open AI-crawler access and one consistent description of the business everywhere it appears.

To measure progress, Devmenta records which sources get cited for a fixed set of buyer questions in Google, ChatGPT and Perplexity, re-tests them monthly, and tracks referral traffic from AI engines in GA4. Be wary of any agency that guarantees AI citations; it cannot control them.

What you get

Everything included, nothing vague.

Entity schema

Site-wide JSON-LD for your organization, people, services, products and locations, validated before launch.

FAQ content and markup

Real buyer questions on key pages, answered in 40 to 80 words and marked up as FAQPage.

Answer-first rewrites

Key sections restructured so the first sentence answers the question directly and can be quoted alone.

llms.txt and robots.txt

An llms.txt summary of your site and robots.txt rules that let AI search crawlers in.

Bing and IndexNow setup

Bing Webmaster Tools verified, sitemaps submitted and IndexNow configured so new pages are discovered quickly.

AI visibility report

Monthly checks of AI Overviews, ChatGPT and Perplexity answers for your target questions, plus AI referral traffic in GA4.

How it works

From first call to launch.

Baseline
We ask Google, ChatGPT and Perplexity your buyers' questions and record who gets cited today.
Entity audit
We check how your brand is described across your site, profiles and directories, and fix inconsistencies.
Technical layer
Schema, robots.txt, llms.txt, Bing verification and IndexNow are implemented and validated.
Content
Pages are rewritten answer-first, FAQs are added, and gaps where competitors get cited are filled.
Mentions and monitoring
We pursue third-party mentions and re-test the same questions monthly to track change.

Proof, not promises

Real work you can click.

See all 30+ projects →

Live projectFine Art ProductionLuxury wedding photography and cinema studio site for a US business, with venue pages and full SEO/AEO implementation.Live projectDevmenta.comOur own site runs the same playbook: entity schema, FAQ markup, llms.txt, AI-crawler access and one consistent brand description.Live projectNexera Global TechB2B supply-chain technology site with a built-in AI assistant chat.

FAQ

Questions, answered.

Answer engine optimization (AEO) is the practice of structuring a website so AI-powered search tools can find it, understand it and quote it in their answers. Devmenta does this with JSON-LD schema, answer-first content, FAQ markup, AI-crawler access and consistent brand details, so Google AI Overviews, ChatGPT and Perplexity have clear, citable facts about your business.

To get mentioned by ChatGPT, make sure your site is indexed by Bing, open to OpenAI's search crawler and described consistently on sources ChatGPT already trusts. Devmenta sets up Bing Webmaster Tools and IndexNow, allows OAI-SearchBot in robots.txt, adds entity schema and answer-first content, and works on third-party mentions. Nobody can guarantee a ChatGPT mention, but these steps raise the odds.

Google AI Overviews draw on Google's own index, so the path is strong technical SEO, helpful answer-first content and accurate structured data. Devmenta fixes indexing and speed issues, rewrites key sections so the first sentence answers the query directly, and adds FAQPage and entity schema. Pages that already rank well for a query are the likeliest to be cited.

AEO and GEO describe nearly the same work: optimizing content so AI systems cite it. AEO, answer engine optimization, is the older term and also covers featured snippets and voice answers, while GEO, generative engine optimization, focuses on LLM tools like ChatGPT and Perplexity. Devmenta treats them as one service because the same schema, content and entity work serves both.

llms.txt is a proposed standard that no major AI engine has confirmed using as a citation signal, so it should not be sold as a ranking fix. Devmenta still adds one because it takes little time, carries no risk and gives AI agents that read it an accurate summary. Schema, crawlability and clear content matter far more.

No. Devmenta does not guarantee AI citations, because ChatGPT, Perplexity and Google choose sources with their own systems, and those systems change often. What Devmenta does is remove technical blocks, publish clear and citable facts and build mentions on trusted sites, the factors that improve your odds, then report monthly on where you appear.

The technical side of AEO usually goes live within a few weeks, but citations typically take a few months to appear. Engines need to recrawl your pages, and third-party mentions take time to accumulate. Devmenta re-tests a fixed set of buyer questions every month, so you can see when and where your brand starts showing up.

Yes. Most AI answer engines retrieve sources from search indexes, so a site that is poorly indexed or ranks badly is rarely cited. Devmenta runs AEO on top of SEO: technical health, keyword mapping and on-page work come first, then the AI-specific layer of entity schema, llms.txt, Bing submission and answer-first content.

Devmenta quotes AEO services to scope, since a small service site needs far less schema and content work than a large online store. Devmenta's website plans start at $399 a month, the Scale plan with monthly SEO reporting is $1,199 a month, and every plan includes a 30-day money-back guarantee with no lock-in.

Keep exploring