Help international buyers understand products and supply capability
Organize product facts, use cases, English pages, cases, and enquiry paths.
View the product export solution →Generative Engine Optimization
When buyers ask AI for suppliers, your website should be part of the answer.
Explain products, fit, cases, and company facts clearly. Then make indexing, performance, and multilingual pages reliable. Buyers need useful answers before search and AI systems can reuse them.
Find what buyers search forUse real enquiries, sales feedback, and search data
Explain the offer clearlyRewrite service, product, case, and FAQ pages
Fix the websiteImprove SEO, schema, speed, and multilingual pages
Who benefits from GEO
Companies benefit when customers research, compare, and shortlist options in search or AI, and the website must explain the offer, establish trust, or generate enquiries. The service is not limited to one industry.
Priority business situations
Choose the first fixes by business and market
Product export, cross-border ecommerce, and multilingual entry need different pages, evidence, and conversion paths.
Fix product discovery, buying information, and performance together
Review products, categories, policy, structured data, speed, and purchase paths.
View the ecommerce solution →Build independent but consistent pages for every market
Plan language URLs, localized content, hreflang, caching, and publishing ownership.
View the multilingual solution →Choose by problem
You may not need more content
Unclear messaging, technical faults, and a site that is no longer maintainable require different solutions.
The website has useful material, but AI still misses the product
Start with repeated buyer questions, then rewrite core pages and add the missing cases, data, and context.
See how GEO works →Traffic and enquiries are weak, but the cause is unclear
Review content, SEO, speed, multilingual pages, and forms together, then separate urgent fixes from later improvements.
See what the audit covers →The old site keeps breaking and no longer supports the business
Replan the pages, content, and URLs with GEO, SEO, languages, and enquiries included.
Decide whether to repair or rebuild →How to start
Most projects begin with a website review
You do not need to choose a service first. Send the site and business context to find out what is worth doing.
Describe the business and target market
Share the URL, or send product material and target markets if the site does not exist yet.
Know where the budget should go first
First determine whether the content is unclear, the technology is broken, or the old platform is no longer worth repairing.
Audit, implementation, or rebuild
Implementation can stay with Ayouhuo or move to the existing team. Scope and fees remain separate.
Content planning
Start with the questions buyers ask before they decide
These questions define what belongs on service pages, product pages, case studies, FAQs, and enquiry paths. This is a content plan, not another FAQ block.
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What is it?
Which specific problem does the offer solve?
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Who is it for?
Which use cases and requirements are a good fit?
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How do I choose?
How do the options or approaches compare?
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Why trust it?
Which cases, specifications, and sources can be checked?
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What comes next?
How do I request a quote, trial, or technical discussion?
Cases
See what we can deliver through real project work
Use real pages and project work to understand which parts of multilingual content, B2B specialist content, and GEO-first website delivery Ayouhuo can handle.
Cross-border brand / Multilingual content
Extend an English content workflow into the German market
From keywords, search intent, AI-assisted drafts, and human review to publishing, product links, and the next language.
B2B fabrics / Specialist content
Turn product knowledge into content that can keep publishing
Organize topics around customer questions, then connect keywords, review, templates, scheduled publishing, and related products.
See how B2B specialist content was delivered →Guides
Some questions deserve a proper answer
These guides cover the decisions that matter in GEO, SEO, B2B websites, and international growth.
What is GEO, and how does it relate to SEO?
GEO helps AI understand and use company information accurately. SEO helps search engines crawl, index, and find the page.
Read the guide →How AI search reads a B2B website
See how page content, supporting facts, internal links, and website technology affect what AI can understand.
Read the guide →B2B marketplaces, Google, websites, and GEO
Each channel solves a different problem. Set the goal and the way you will check results before deciding where to invest.
Read the guide →How to choose, price, and evaluate a GEO agency
Compare the diagnosis, work included, timing, measurements, and claims a provider will not make.
Read the buyer guide →FAQ
Common questions before starting GEO
How do we decide between GEO, SEO, and a website rebuild?
Start by finding the cause: improve content when key questions lack clear answers, fix crawling and speed problems first, and rebuild only when the site can no longer maintain its pages, languages, and publishing process.
How should we choose a GEO agency?
Compare diagnosis from the actual site, question and evidence ownership, retestable SEO and performance work, and explicit boundaries around model recommendations and rankings.
What determines GEO pricing and timing?
Scope, page and language scale, source quality, technical implementation, and review workflow drive the quote. Delivery time and external crawling, indexing, and citation timelines should be stated separately.
Send the website to find out whether it is worth fixing.
The business, target market, and biggest concern are enough to start.