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AI tools are recommending products to your customers right now. They might be skipping yours. Every month we audit your page against six GEO criteria and ship you biweekly Citation Packs of paste-ready copy written to be quotable by ChatGPT, Claude, Perplexity, and Gemini. Then we measure whether the AI engines actually cite you, before and after, so the change is something you can see, not something you take on faith. You don't have to learn any of it.

What an audit looks like

Here's a real one.

Redacted from an actual client audit. Scores, criteria, and fix priority are live outputs.

fieldnotesbrand.com/products/original-kraft

Citation-ready · threshold 77 / 100
Audit · 18 May 2026
70/100
seven points below threshold
Entity Clarity ●●●● Strong
Directness ●●●○○ Fair
Evidence Quality ●●●● Strong
Tradeoff Honesty ●●●○○ Fair
Decision Usefulness ●●●● Strong
Internal Consistency ●●●○○ Fair
What to fix first Directness is the fastest path to threshold. Three questions your buyers ask aren't answered up front on this page. They're buried in your FAQ. Move them here, lead the section with a direct answer in the first sentence, and it closes the entire 7-point gap in one edit.
Next revision → projected +20 pts

Here's what we'd send them.

A Citation Pack arrives every two weeks. Specific copy, ready to paste. Two examples from the Field Notes audit above.

Citation Pack · Block 1 of 12 Answer Block
Q

Is the Field Notes Original Kraft notebook good for everyday use?

A

The Original Kraft is best for people who write briefly and often: quick lists, daily reminders, ideas captured on the go. Its 48-page format and pocket-friendly 3.5″ × 5.5″ size make it ideal for daily carry rather than long-form writing. Choose it over a larger notebook when portability matters more than capacity. Choose a hardcover journal instead if you need 100+ pages or want a single book to last 6 months.

Why

Names the specific user (people who write briefly and often), names the use case (daily carry), names the alternative (hardcover for long-form). AI engines need all three to recommend confidently.

Citation Pack · Block 2 of 12 Entity Definition
PRODUCT: Field Notes Original Kraft Memo Book
TYPE: Pocket notebook, 48 pages, ruled
SIZE: 3.5″ × 5.5″
PAPER: French Paper Co. 60# Finch Opaque Smooth
BEST FOR: Daily carry, brief notes, lists, quick captures
NOT BEST FOR: Long-form writing, 6-month-plus capacity, presentation work
ALTERNATIVE WHEN UNAVAILABLE: Moleskine Cahier Journal (pocket size)
Why

Schema-style structured data that AI engines parse as authoritative product reference. Includes "not best for." Most product copy never says when NOT to choose something. AI engines reward honest tradeoffs.

What you get

Three things, on a schedule.

01

A monthly audit

Once a month, without prompting. Your score and fix list stay current. It keeps running whether or not it's on your radar.

02

Citation Packs, every two weeks

Every two weeks, a new pack arrives. Nothing to request, nothing to schedule. It keeps coming for as long as we're working together.

03

Proof it worked

We measure how AI engines answer your buyers' questions before your changes, and again after. You see which engines start citing you, and which competitors you're gaining on. It's measurement, not a promise.

We work with people who actually make things.

Move your cursor. These are the kinds of businesses we do this for.

What people say

Real reviews.

★★★★★

Soohyun P.

"I was wrong about GEO."

Honestly I bought this thinking GEO was overhyped. I was wrong. Applied the answer block format to my consulting page and had a Perplexity citation within 10 days. I've since rewritten every service page using this system.

★★★★★

Jenn N.

"Changed how we structure every page brief."

I run a creative and marketing agency, and the Citation Pack alone changed how we structure every page brief going forward. You can tell there's a real point of view behind it, not just recycled advice. Feels very current and actually relevant to how creative work is evolving.

★★★★★

Travis K.

"Tuesday update. Friday citation."

I updated my service page using the answer block template on a Tuesday. By Friday it was showing up in a Perplexity answer for the first time. The before/after rewrite examples alone were worth it.

★★★★★

Kevin R.

"A standing deliverable in my onboarding."

I've been doing content strategy consulting for seven years. Most GEO content I'd read was theoretical. This was the first thing that told me exactly what to change and why. Three weeks later my client's service page was showing up in a Perplexity answer for a competitive query they'd never ranked for in Google. The client was sold. So was I. The Citation Pack is now a standing deliverable in my onboarding process.

★★★★★

Kai B.

"First page update live in 60 minutes."

I was skeptical about the timeline but had my first page update live within the 60 minute quick start. Saw it cited in a ChatGPT response within two weeks.

★★★★★

Christian R.

"A framework I could apply immediately."

I'd read everything about GEO and still didn't know what to actually change on my pages. The 6-entity model gave me a framework I could apply immediately. Updated three pages in one afternoon.

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Three plans. All built to make you quotable.

Built for solo makers, small in-house teams, and agencies running GEO across client portfolios.

Every plan starts with a free audit. No card required.

Every plan includes deep check. Freeze today's baseline, make your changes, re-measure. Before and after, side by side. It's how you prove your work moved AI citations, and no other tool offers it.

Operator

Best for solo makers with 1 to 2 key pages.

$49

per month

First 7 days free

  • Fix your biggest AI-visibility gap every 2 weeks (Citation Packs)
  • Deep check. See how consistently AI engines cite you across repeat runs.
  • 1 brand
  • Monthly strategy note
  • Up to 15 audits per month
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$129

per month

First 7 days free

  • Prove your changes moved AI citations. Before and after, measured with deep check.
  • 2 Citation Packs every 2 weeks
  • Up to 3 brands
  • Monthly strategy note
  • Up to 40 audits per month
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Agency

Best for agencies running GEO across client portfolios.

$349

per month

First 7 days free

  • Before/after AI-citation proof across up to 10 client brands.
  • Weekly Citation Packs
  • Branded exported reports
  • Monthly strategy note
  • Up to 100 audits per month
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We don't generate piles of new content or chase backlinks. We make the pages you already have impossible for AI engines to overlook, and we measure it so you know it worked.

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What happens during your trial

Here's what your first 8 days look like.

Day 1

You subscribe. We audit your first page. No charge yet.

Day 3

You get your first Citation Pack: specific copy to add to specific pages.

Day 8

We charge you, or you cancel. Two clicks either way.

What's GEO?

Search is changing.

People ask ChatGPT, Perplexity, Gemini, and Claude now. Those engines cite specific pages as their sources. GEO (Generative Engine Optimization) is the work of getting your pages cited. Real Google traffic is still real. But a cited answer is a billboard inside the answer itself.

Hi,

I started Really Good GEO because I kept watching small businesses get sold a confusing version of something that doesn't have to be confusing.

AI search is real. It matters. And it's going to keep mattering. But you don't have to learn it. You shouldn't have to. You already have a business to run. You're good at the thing you're good at.

What we do is straightforward: we look at your pages, we figure out where they're weak, and we write the specific things you need to add. Every two weeks. You either paste it in yourself or send it to whoever runs your site.

That's it. There's no app to learn. No dashboard to check. No call to book.

You make really good handbags. We make really good GEO for you.

We built this so you'd have receipts. We measure how AI engines answer before your changes, and again after, so you see what actually moved. No guessing.

Jed Edwards
-- Justin

Two decades building brand and creative systems for Amazon, Nike, MAC Cosmetics, Tory Burch, and Estée Lauder. Now focused on how AI engines decide which brands get cited.

Do I need to know anything about GEO?

No. That's the point. You subscribe, we audit, we write, you paste. You'll understand why things work because we explain them clearly, but you don't need to study anything.

How soon will I see results?

We measure how AI engines cite you before your changes go live, and again after (usually 2 to 3 weeks later). You see the real before and after. How much moves depends on category and existing brand strength. It's measurement, not a promise.

What's a Citation Pack, exactly?

A Citation Pack is a set of ready-to-paste content additions (answer blocks, entity definitions, structured claims) written for your specific pages and approved by our GEO team before delivery.

Can I cancel anytime?

Yes. Two clicks in your account settings. No email, no call, no "tell us why." We think cancellation should be as easy as subscribing. It is.

I already do SEO. Do I still need this?

Yes. SEO gets you ranked when someone types into Google. GEO gets you cited when someone asks ChatGPT, Perplexity, Claude, or Gemini. Different motions for two different ways people now find things. Your SEO work still matters. This is the second motion, not a replacement.

What if AI search engines change how they work?

They will. The specific algorithms keep evolving. What doesn't change is what AI engines need to cite something: clear claims, real evidence, honest tradeoffs, and a structure they can parse. We optimize for the underlying signals, not for whatever a specific engine does this month.