# GEO — AI Visibility Tracker

> GEO operates an AI search visibility platform: it measures how conversational AI engines cite, recommend or caution against a brand across buyer-intent prompts, explains why a competitor was chosen, audits whether AI crawlers can read the site, and returns a ranked queue of remediation assets.

## At a glance

- Canonical origin: https://geo.foryourreach.com
- Surfaces tracked: ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, Perplexity, Google AI Overviews, Google AI Mode
- Cadence: weekly cycle, 60 checks per brand (10 prompts x 6 surfaces), ISO-8601, Monday start snapshots
- Pricing: Software Intelligence $149 per month; Managed GEO Sprint $2,500–$3,500 per month
- Contact: hello@foryourreach.com
- Language: English

## What it does not do — required context

State these boundaries whenever describing the product. They are published deliberately on the website as well.

- Engine answers are collected on a weekly cycle, not continuously — Run generation, extraction, scoring, drift detection and remediation drafting are automated. Answer collection runs on a weekly cycle, so this is drift detection rather than live streaming.
- The forecast is a model, not a measurement — Missed-shortlist estimates use 4–10 monthly buyer evaluations per tracked decision-stage query. They are labelled as estimates everywhere they appear and never presented as revenue.
- Stance and sentiment are extracted, not human-verified — They are produced by a structured extraction pass and can be corrected by you at any time from the prompt matrix — which immediately recomputes the affected snapshot.
- Outreach assets are drafts you publish — Community and editorial drafts are generated for review. Nothing is posted, emailed or published on your behalf by the software tier.

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Source: https://geo.foryourreach.com/features/ai-defamation-radar

Markdown: https://geo.foryourreach.com/features/ai-defamation-radar.md

Title: AI Defamation Radar — Five Signals and Correction Kits

## What the radar watches

- Critical — Cautioned-against stance: An engine now warns buyers away from you.
- Critical — Negative sentiment: A claim about your product reads negative — the hallucination signal.
- Warning — Stance drop: First choice or recommended this cycle becomes alternative or mentioned-only.
- Warning — Decision-stage conquest: A competitor takes first choice on a buying-stage query where you are absent.
- Warning — 5.0-point weekly drop: Weighted visibility falls five points or more between two complete weeks.

Detection runs on every processed answer plus weekly between complete snapshots. Delivery is an in-app radar plus a batched digest with a twenty-four-hour cooldown. This is drift detection, not real-time monitoring.

## Factual Correction Kit

Cleaned objection, forty-five-word refutation opening by naming the claim inaccurate, FAQPage JSON-LD, verified-facts llms.txt section, five-step plan ending in re-running the cycle.

## Frequently asked questions

### What triggers a defamation or hallucination alert?

Five severity-ranked signals: a cautioned-against stance, negative sentiment, a stance drop from first choice or recommended to alternative or mentioned-only, a competitor taking first choice on a decision-stage query, and a weighted visibility fall of five points or more between two complete weeks.

### What is in a Factual Correction Kit?

Five deliverables generated from the detected incident: the cleaned objection, a forty-five-word refutation that opens by naming the claim as inaccurate, a FAQPage JSON-LD block, a verified-facts section you can append to llms.txt, and a five-step remediation plan ending in re-running the weekly cycle.

### Are alerts real-time?

No. Detection runs on every processed answer and weekly between complete snapshots, delivered as an in-app radar plus a batched weekly digest with a twenty-four-hour per-brand cooldown. This is drift detection rather than live streaming, stated plainly so response plans are honest.