Generative engine optimisation for Cambridge businesses whose clients research everything before they phone
Cambridge asks a lot of questions before it spends money. A homeowner in Trumpington planning a kitchen extension will look up the planning rules, compare a few practices and then, more and more often, ask ChatGPT or Perplexity which architect near Cambridge is good with older houses. The answer comes back with a handful of names and a line about each. GEO, which stands for generative engine optimisation, is how a business makes sure it's one of those names, by giving the assistant clear pages to quote, consistent facts to trust and other sites that mention it. Most firms here aren't labs on the Science Park, they're studios, builders and the independents on Mill Road, and the work is the same for all of them. We run it from Bury St Edmunds, 40 to 45 minutes along the A14, inside the plan that builds and ranks the website, from £189 a month.