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Review mentions, cited pages, competitor context, and platform differences.
Global and China AI platforms use different source ecosystems, language patterns, and citation behavior, so content and reporting need market-specific planning.
Yamaguchi combines owned-site GEO and public content operations so AI platforms can discover the brand, understand its services, and use accurate information.
| Platforms | Global and China AI platforms ChatGPT, Google AI Mode, Gemini, Perplexity, Copilot, DeepSeek, Doubao, Yuanbao, Baidu AI, Kimi, and Qianwen. |
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| Owned content | Priority page types Service pages, buyer guides, comparison tables, FAQs, case studies, dashboard pages, and platform coverage pages. |
| Content publishing | Readable public sources Business media articles, PR releases, directory profiles, native platform articles, and readable video descriptions or transcripts. |
| Dashboard and reporting | Post-launch measures Brand mentions, answer presence, cited URLs, platform splits, tracked URLs, and before-and-after comparisons. |
| Best fit | Brand readiness Cross-border teams with an established website, service information, case studies, and existing content assets. |
Review how AI platforms describe the brand today, fill gaps across owned and public content, then use reporting to evaluate whether new assets enter the answer-source set.
Review mentions, cited pages, competitor context, and platform differences.
Turn buyer questions into pages, articles, FAQs, tables, and proof assets.
Create answer-first pages with clear headings, structured facts, and direct responses.
Place public content and record the final URLs.
Compare mentions, citations, answer language, and use of new content.
Dashboard reporting shows which owned pages and published articles are mentioned, cited, or still missing from AI answers.
| Visibility view | Brand mentions, answer presence, platform split, topic performance, and competitor context. |
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| Citation view | Cited domains, source URLs, source types, and whether owned or placed content is used. |
| Publishing view | Tracked URLs, publication status, channels, buyer questions, and before-and-after records. |
| Decision view | Which pages to update, which articles to publish, and which gaps to prioritize next. |
Analyze how platforms describe the brand, which sources they cite, and which facts remain unclear.
Turn service pages, FAQs, buyer guides, and case studies into clearer AI-readable sources.
Produce public content that can be published, accessed, and tracked.
Plan global and China source ecosystems separately.
Connect new pages and articles to measurable follow-up reporting.
Use observed results to update pages, publishing plans, and source coverage.
Yamaguchi has served 500+ cross-border brands and applies experience in China content channels, multilingual marketing, and public publishing to AI visibility work.
Brands with an established website, service pages, case studies, and content assets that want to test how AI platforms understand public information.
GEO does not control AI answers. It makes public brand information clearer, more complete, readable, and measurable.
The workflow can cover ChatGPT, Google AI Mode, Gemini, Perplexity, Copilot, DeepSeek, Doubao, Yuanbao, Baidu AI, Kimi, and Qianwen.
No. SEO provides the discoverability foundation; GEO focuses more directly on whether generated answers can understand and use public content.
Yes. Work can include channel selection, publish-ready copy, public URL tracking, and post-launch review.
Yes. Reporting can cover mentions, citations, platform splits, tracked URLs, publishing status, and before-and-after comparisons.
AI platforms decide how answers are organized. The practical goal is to improve the discoverability, clarity, and verifiability of public brand information over time.
Build a baseline, select priority platforms and buyer questions, publish the first owned and public assets, then review what changed.