It's the same checklist Big Fox Agency uses when we run a generative engine optimization (GEO) audit for a client — organised around the five things AI assistants actually look at. No email required to read it; download a printable copy if you'd like one.
Showing up in AI answers is the lead-capture twin of our GEO / AI search service: the same five levers, in a form you can run yourself. If you want the longer reads, here's how to show up in AI search and a plain explainer of what Google's AI Overviews are. AI buyers research by vertical, so it pairs naturally with the professional services we specialise in.
None of this replaces the fundamentals — our Calgary SEO services are the foundation GEO builds on. It layers on top: extractable answers, a clear business entity, schema, and deliberate control over which crawlers (including Google-Extended) can reach you, so you're eligible to appear in Google's AI Overviews and the assistants. Prefer we handle it? Book a free AI visibility audit.
Here's how to use it. Work through the five groups in order — content structure first, then entity clarity, schema, crawler access, and authority — and tick each item you can honestly say is in place. Don't chase a perfect score on the first pass; the point is to surface the two or three gaps that are costing you citations right now. Most local businesses fail the same handful of checks — no FAQ structure, thin or missing schema, an unverified Google Business Profile — and fixing those is what moves a business from invisible to quotable in an AI answer.
Then re-run it. AI visibility isn't set-and-forget — the assistants re-crawl, competitors publish, and the prompts people use keep shifting, so your standing drifts. Treat this as a quarterly check: score yourself, fix the weakest group, and actually test it by asking ChatGPT, Perplexity, and Google's AI Overviews the real questions your buyers ask, to see whether you get named. If you'd rather skip the audit and the fixing, that's exactly what our GEO / AI search service does.