White-label · under your brand
White-Label SEO (and AEO) for Agencies
Clients are starting to ask whether they show up in ChatGPT, Perplexity or Google’s AI Overviews, and many agencies don’t yet have a clear answer. We deliver SEO under your brand (audits, technical fixes, content, links and monthly reporting) and include AI search (answer engine optimization, or AEO, also called generative engine optimization, or GEO). In practice that means clear, well-structured, well-sourced content and consistent information about the client across the web, which is also what Google recommends for its own AI features. No one can guarantee a citation in an AI answer; we focus on the work that makes one more likely.
Resell under your brand
- Technical SEO and content
- AEO/GEO: visibility in AI-generated answers
- White-label audits and monthly reporting
- Link building and entity consistency
FAQ
White-label SEO & AEO: common questions
What’s included in white-label SEO?
Technical SEO, keyword and content strategy, on-page work and content production, link and entity building, and reports in your branding. AI search work is part of the same program rather than a separate add-on.
Do you provide reports in our branding?
Yes. Reports and dashboards carry your branding, and your account managers present them as their own. We can also brief your account managers before client calls so they can answer questions with confidence.
What is AEO/GEO, and should we sell it?
AI tools such as ChatGPT, Perplexity and Google’s AI Overviews now answer many questions directly, often citing a handful of sources. AEO/GEO is the work of making a client’s site a clear, trustworthy source for those answers. Google states that its AI features need no special optimization beyond sound SEO, so be wary of anyone selling AEO as a shortcut. Offered honestly, as part of good SEO, it answers a question your clients are already asking.
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