We help businesses be described correctly when buyers ask AI for a recommendation. We test the answers, trace what is public, and work with you to correct what is missing or wrong.
A useful recommendation begins with information a buyer can check: what you do, who it is for, where you work, and proof from real work.
Geoora checks whether those facts are clear on your own site and consistent where your business appears publicly. We bring questions and findings to the person who knows the work. Nothing is published until you approve it.
We cannot guarantee that an assistant will name you. We can show the answers we observed, the evidence behind a proposed correction, and the result of asking again later.
Each handoff leaves something you can inspect. The line is a working method, not a claim about how any AI model ranks businesses.
We agree on realistic wording for the service, customer and place. We keep it the same for the later check.
We record the answer, date, assistant and whether your business was named. An answer is an observation, not a permanent rank.
We compare the answer with your site and relevant profiles. If a fact is uncertain, we mark it for confirmation instead of filling the gap with a guess.
You confirm the business facts and approve the proposed page or profile changes before they are published.
After the change has had time to appear publicly, we repeat the questions and show what moved, what did not, and what to check next.
This is an invented example of the format, using a fictional software business. It shows the reasoning and approval trail, not a client result.
The business was not named in this sample answer.
The service page names booking software but gives no city. One public profile lists an older location.
The owner confirms Pune is the right service area and approves the wording.
Add the confirmed city to the service page and correct the profile. Record the exact changes made.
The retest reports the answer we actually observe. A clearer source improves the facts available, but it does not guarantee a mention.
See the sample report →We keep the wording, date and assistant with the finding so a change can be compared with its starting point.
Your interview, your pages and your records are the source. A draft is not published because it sounds plausible.
You review every line before it goes live. We keep a written record of what changed.
If an answer stays the same after a retest, it appears in the report beside the changes that did occur.
Book a free 20-minute call. We will show you what we would test and what it costs.