“A business can actually try this themselves in, for example, ChatGPT, put in the service that they deliver and the name of their city or their town and see what comes up.”

Ian Ayliffe, Panavista Marketing · NeuralAdX GEO & AI Search Strategy Podcast · SEO VS GEO: WHAT BUSINESSES NEED TO KNOW ABOUT AI SEARCH IN 2026

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Ask businesses to test themselves in ChatGPT by entering their service and city to see what results appear and improve them

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