AEO and GEO for deep tech companies, built so AI tools can find and trust you.

The ones closest to a buying decision, like “robotics companies for warehouse automation in India” or “computer vision startups for quality inspection”. They are asked less often than broad topics, but each one comes from technical buyers, partners and investors with a real need. We map them by service, product and location before we write anything.

Usually a few months, depending on your starting point. Search engines and AI tools need time to recrawl your pages and pick up new mentions. We record a baseline in month one and report the same questions every month, so you see real movement, not a promise.

No. AI tools lean on the same pages search engines rank, so a crawlable, well-structured site is still the base. AEO and GEO add answer-first content, consistent facts and outside mentions on top, so you can be found in search results and in AI answers.

They look for clear facts that match across sources: what the technology does, who it is for, and the proof behind it. They also weigh what others say about you, such as research papers, patents, grant and accelerator listings, conference talks and press. When those sources disagree or are missing, AI tools tend to name a firm they can check more easily.

Yes, if your pages make it clear where you sell and who you serve. We add country pages and facts, keep listings consistent, and track the questions buyers ask in each market you target, such as the US, the UAE or Europe. Results still vary by market.

Look for a team that tracks real buyer questions, explains its work in plain language and never promises guaranteed AI mentions. Ask how they report results, who writes your content and whether they understand your buyers. A short first engagement on a few questions is a fair test.