Look4GEO helps export businesses become easier for ChatGPT, Google AI, Perplexity, Gemini and Claude to understand, cite and recommend. We start with buyer questions, content gaps and a practical AI visibility audit.
Test whether AI answers mention your brand, cite your website, describe your products correctly and list competitors before you.
Turn real English procurement questions into pages that AI systems can read, summarize and use as citation sources.
Improve titles, FAQ, internal links, schema, sitemap and llms.txt so your facts are easier to verify.
Soft chews, powders, drops, joint support, gut health, packaging, MOQ, testing and private label workflows.
INCI, active ingredients, technical documents, samples, compliance evidence and formulation use cases.
GMP, DMF, CEP, COA, audit support, registration documents and supplier verification for regulated markets.
Send your English website, main products, target markets and two or three competitors.
We test supplier discovery, product comparison, quality verification and commercial questions across AI engines.
You receive the gaps that matter most: pages to create, facts to clarify, schema to add and sources to strengthen.
Cover supplier discovery, product comparison, certificates, MOQ, lead time, samples and private-label workflows instead of repeating generic marketing claims.
Use consistent company names, product specifications, quality documents and source links. Public reports are research frameworks until they are backed by a real client sample.
Keep the same question set, platforms, dates and notes so brand mentions, website citations, competitor visibility and answer accuracy can be compared over time.
Start with a free visibility check using real English buyer questions, then decide whether a deeper diagnosis is useful.
Normal GEO work focuses on public pages, content structure, schema, sitemap and crawl guidance. It does not require changing SSL or filing settings.
Share the current website, core products, target markets, quality evidence and two or three competitors. Do not publish confidential documents.