Audit, monitor & consult
on AI-search visibility
An AI agency auditor assesses how AI answer engines see a brand or an agency’s clients at a single point in time. It’s one of three distinct jobs that together cover AI-search visibility - auditing, consulting and monitoring. Here’s the difference.
Auditor - the point-in-time assessment
The auditor answers one question: where do you stand right now? It asks ChatGPT, Perplexity, Gemini and the Chinese engines (Doubao, Qwen, Kimi, Ernie) the questions your buyers actually ask, then records whether your brand is named, how accurately it’s described, and which competitors or sources get cited instead. The output is a baseline snapshot - the hard evidence an agency uses to win a pitch or scope an engagement.
Consultant - the prioritized grade-and-fix guidance
The consultant turns the diagnosis into a plan. It grades each page for AI-search readiness - crawl access, entity clarity, citable structure, provenance - and returns a prioritized fix list ordered by expected impact, so the team knows what to change and in what sequence. Not “you’re invisible,” but “fix these three things on these pages first.”
Monitor - ongoing tracking with drop alerts
The monitor keeps the gains. AI engines re-rank their sources constantly, so a brand cited today can vanish after a model update next week. It re-runs the checks on a schedule, compares each result to the baseline, and fires an automatic drop alert the moment you fall out of an answer or a competitor displaces you - in-app plus email, Telegram or webhook, so a regression reaches you in minutes, not at the next quarterly review.
How GEOrca delivers all three
Positioned as an AI agency in software form, GEOrca gives agencies and brands all three functions in one platform - the auditor to baseline, the consultant to act, and the monitor to defend the result.
Why GEO matters now - by the numbers
“By 2026, traditional search engine volume will drop 25%, with search marketing losing market share to AI chatbots and other virtual agents.”
- Alan Antin, VP Analyst, Gartner
“Search itself will continue to change profoundly in 2025.”
- Sundar Pichai, CEO, Google
Frequently asked questions
What is an AI agency auditor?
A point-in-time assessment of how AI engines currently see a brand or an agency’s clients. It asks the engines real buyer questions and records whether the client is named, how accurately, and which sources get cited instead - a baseline snapshot you can show a prospect or use to scope a project.
What’s the difference between an auditor, a consultant and a monitor?
An auditor is a one-time diagnosis - where do you stand right now. A consultant turns that into prioritized grade-and-fix guidance - what to change, in what order. A monitor is the ongoing layer - continuous tracking with automatic drop alerts so regressions get caught. You usually run them in sequence: audit to baseline, consult to plan, monitor to keep the gains.
How does an AI agency monitor catch problems?
It re-runs the visibility checks on a schedule and compares each result to your baseline. When you fall out of an answer or a competitor displaces you, it fires a drop alert - in-app and by email, Telegram or webhook - so you act before the change costs traffic, rather than discovering it at the next manual review.
Do I need all three, or just an audit?
An audit alone tells you where you stand but not what to do or whether it’s slipping. For a one-off pitch a standalone audit is enough; for retained work you want all three - the audit to baseline, the consultant guidance to act, and the monitor to defend the result. They compound: each makes the others more useful.
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