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GEO for proptech
What generative engine optimisation means for a software company selling into commercial real estate, why the dataset inside your product is the asset, and what we have not measured yet.
Guides
Written for people who have already read the listicle version, working in proptech or commercial real estate software. These cover what the tracking tools actually measure, what the work costs, how a citation happens mechanically, and how to check what a crawler receives from your own site.
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What generative engine optimisation means for a software company selling into commercial real estate, why the dataset inside your product is the asset, and what we have not measured yet.
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What Profound, Peec, Otterly, Scrunch, and the rest of the AI visibility tracking category actually measure, and the questions to ask before you buy one.
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Real price ranges for AI visibility and generative engine optimisation work, what sits inside each band, and how to tell specialist work from SEO with a new label at any price.
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The mechanism behind citations in generated answers, and the work that actually moves it. Written for people who have already read the listicle version.
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An honest answer to the question technical buyers ask first. Structured data is not read by the model directly, and it still matters. Here is why both are true.
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The diagnosis measures 50 buyer-intent queries across 5 engines at 3 runs each, maps the sources the models draw from, and hands you the raw runs and the order of work. 2 weeks, $1,200.