The answers we give most often — written so AI engines can quote them cleanly too.
What is GEO (Generative Engine Optimization)?
GEO is the practice of optimizing how a brand is represented inside generative AI engines such as ChatGPT, Gemini, Perplexity, Claude and Google AI Overview. Where SEO targets a ranked list of links, GEO targets the answer itself — whether your brand is mentioned, how prominently, how accurately, and which sources the engine cites.
How is GEO different from SEO?
SEO optimizes for ranking in a list of blue links; GEO optimizes for inclusion, accuracy and prominence inside a generated answer. The levers differ: structured data, authoritative third-party citations, canonical answers to buyer questions, and content written to be cited — not backlinks and keyword density.
What does MemeCMO measure, and how?
Five standard metrics per engine, each with its numerator and denominator: presence (answers mentioning you ÷ all answers), share of voice (your mentions ÷ all tracked-brand mentions, sums to 100%), prominence, sentiment when present, and citation (answers citing your own domain). Plus top-of-mind rate and a high-intent gap list. Everything is measured on a frozen prompt panel per market and defined in the public AI Visibility Measurement Standard v1.1.
How do you stop the AI from inventing facts?
Content agents may only use figures from your brand profile and the documents you upload; any number without a source becomes a placeholder for you to fill. Competitor and vendor domains are excluded from placement targets, calques are rewritten into market phrasing, unsourced claims are flagged, and nothing is published by us — you publish, then log the action and we verify it.
What is the Measurement Standard?
A public document (v1.1, September 2026) that defines every metric, the sampling design, confidence labels, citation coverage (4/5 engines), comparison against the client's own public pages, verification of logged actions and the rule for publishing source lists. Every number the platform shows can be traced to it.
Read the standard →Which AI engines and markets are covered?
ChatGPT, Gemini, Perplexity, Claude and the real Google AI Overview page, location-targeted. Markets: Vietnam, Thailand, Indonesia, Malaysia, Singapore and the Philippines in their local languages, and the United States state by state (Tier-1: California, Texas, Florida, New York), with state-law frames for regulated verticals.
How does pricing work?
Three plans per brand × market: Starter US$99, Growth US$199 and Scale US$1,999+ per month. The plan sets the scheduled scan cadence, prompt panel size, engines, projects, report frequency and included credits; scheduled scans and reports are included. Credits pay only for runs you trigger yourself. Seats are unlimited; agency partners get a workspace per client and wholesale pricing.
Plans, credits and service items →Who owns the data — and the feedback?
Your brand facts, marks and documents stay yours; the platform, prompt method and scoring rules are ours. Every correction your team makes — a re-tagged competitor, a reworded prompt, a logged action — is recorded with its reason and reused, so the feedback becomes your project's asset. You can export your full history up to 12 months after termination, and any figure we publish comes from at least 5 brands, de-identified.
Who is MemeCMO for?
Brands entering Southeast Asia — especially Chinese companies going global — regional brands defending their home market, US brands in regulated verticals where answers differ by state, and the agencies and media groups that serve them as channel partners.
How is MemeCMO different from Semrush, Profound or other GEO tools?
Most GEO tools stop at monitoring: they show you a dashboard and leave the work to you. MemeCMO's ten agents also produce the deliverables — standard answers, JSON-LD schema, gap content, placements, encyclopedia entries — grounded only in your public facts, and then verify what you publish and attribute what moved. Two more differences: a public measurement standard behind every number, and market depth others lack — Southeast Asian languages and US state-by-state measurement.
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