GEO agency for professional firms: get named when a buyer asks AI
Jungle Roots is a GEO agency for executive search, consulting, M&A and wealth management firms. Generative engine optimization makes a firm readable, checkable and quotable for answer engines: ChatGPT, Perplexity, Gemini and Google’s AI Overviews. We work four fronts under one lead: your website, your partners, the press and the engines themselves. Nothing is promised. Every month we measure your share of voice against 5 named competitors and show you the result.
What is GEO?
Generative engine optimization is the work that makes a source more likely to be quoted in an AI answer. SEO aims for a place in a list of links; GEO aims for a mention inside the answer itself. The two overlap heavily, because answer engines often draw on pages that already rank. Our method sets out the six workstreams, and the AI visibility guide explains how to record what the engines say before changing anything.
Further reading: SEO vs GEO for a firm, how to get cited by ChatGPT and GEO tool or GEO agency.
What a GEO agency should do for a firm
- Measure before acting, on a fixed set of buyer questions, with every answer and source logged and dated.
- Make the firm readable: entity records, partner and expertise pages, structured data.
- Produce proof engines can quote: anonymised cases, named methods, proprietary studies.
- Secure third-party sources in the press, on podcasts and in sector rankings.
- Report every month on share of voice against competitors, and on the mandates that came from it.
Nobody controls what ChatGPT or Gemini answers. An agency that promises a citation, a position or a deadline is selling something it does not control. We set targets, such as first citations within 90 days, and we publish the measurement, including when it stays flat.
When this channel makes sense for you, and when it does not
It makes sense if
- Buyers ask ChatGPT, Perplexity or Gemini which firm to call for your kind of work.
- Your competitors are named in those answers and you are not.
It is the wrong channel if
- Your clients never look for an adviser online.
- You expect to be cited by a set date: nobody controls the engines.
What the audit looks at on this channel
- The 20 buyer questions asked to four engines, and who is named in each answer.
- The entities: what the engines know about your firm and your partners.
- The third-party sources that cite you, or cite your competitors instead.
- The pages of your site the engines can read and quote.
What your action plan contains
- The entity fixes to make first.
- The content and proof to produce, reviewed by a partner.
- The third-party sources to secure.
- Monthly tracking of your share of voice against 5 named competitors.
Before you pick a channel, see where you stand.
The Shortlist Scan is free: 20 buyer questions asked to four AI engines, against 3 competitors. It is where the audit starts. The Diagnostic then turns it into a tailored action plan.
Done with you or done for you
The action plan says what to do. You then choose who does it, channel by channel, and you can change your mind later.
Done with you
- We deliver the measurement, the entity fixes and the content briefs.
- Your team publishes; we review and measure every month.
Done for you
- We fix the entities, write content a partner reviews and secure third-party sources.
- We measure your share of voice against 5 named competitors every month.
Why a GEO agency built for professional firms
Many agencies sell volume: dozens of generated pages a month. For a firm with partners, that is a risk. The topics are sensitive, professional rules limit what can be said, and the partners’ reputation is the main asset. We publish less. Every piece is reviewed by a partner and checked against the rules of your profession, because one study an engine quotes is worth more than a hundred pages it ignores.
What does a GEO agency cost?
Our prices are public. The Shortlist Scan is free. GEO monthly, à la carte, costs $1,900 a month. Packs run from $1,300 to $7,900 a month, excluding tax. Every offer is detailed on the pricing page.
How to choose a GEO agency
- Does it measure before acting, on questions your clients actually ask?
- Does it show the captured answers and their sources, with a date?
- Does it name the competitors it measures you against?
- Does it refuse to promise a citation?
- Do your content and accounts stay in your name if you stop?
How this channel works with the others
Frequently asked questions
What does a GEO agency do?
It works on how often a company is named in the answers of AI engines such as ChatGPT, Perplexity, Gemini and Google’s AI Overviews. It measures those answers, fixes the entity data engines rely on, produces proof they can quote and secures third-party sources.
Does GEO replace SEO?
No. AI engines often lean on pages that are already indexed and ranking. Technical SEO stays the base, and GEO adds the answer layer on top.
GEO, AEO, AI SEO: is it the same thing?
Mostly, yes. AEO (answer engine optimization) and AI SEO stress continuity with search. GEO (generative engine optimization) stresses the target, the generated answer. For a firm, the useful question does not change: when a buyer asks an AI, does your name come out?
How long before a firm gets cited?
Our target for first citations is 90 days. It is a target, not a promise: no agency controls what the engines answer, and we publish the measurement even when it does not move.
How do I know whether my firm is cited today?
Run the free Shortlist Scan: 20 buyer questions asked to four engines, against 3 competitors you name.
One audit, one action plan, and you choose who applies it.
Every page on this site leads to the same starting point: the free Shortlist Scan, then the Diagnostic. The action plan that comes out of it is built for your firm, channel by channel, and applied with you or for you.