The outcome
When someone asks ChatGPT, Perplexity, or Google’s AI Overview “best gym for families,” “senior fitness classes near me,” or “summer camp near me,” your Y is the answer — not a competitor.
The problem it solves
A growing share of research — on membership, wellness classes, youth sports, and camp alike — now happens inside a chat window, not a search results page. If an AI engine has never indexed your Y as a clear answer to “gym near me” or “camp near me,” you don’t exist to that search — no matter how good your SEO ranking is.
What’s included
- AI Visibility Audit across five engines: ChatGPT, Perplexity, Gemini, Claude, and Grok
- Schema markup (Organization, Service, FAQ) so AI engines can parse who you are and what you offer
- llms.txt and structured entity setup so your Y is described consistently across the web
- Content restructured to directly answer the questions your community asks AI tools — about membership, wellness, youth programs, and more
- Quarterly re-audit to track whether your Y is being cited, and by which engines
Questions Y marketing teams ask
Is GEO just SEO with a new name?
No. SEO gets you ranked in a list of blue links. GEO gets you cited as the actual answer inside an AI conversation, which requires different signals: structured data, clear entity definitions, and content written to be quoted rather than clicked.
How do you measure this?
We run the real prompts your community would type — “best swim lessons for toddlers in [city],” “affordable gym membership near me,” “senior fitness classes [city]” — across major AI engines before and after the work, and show you exactly what changed.
Is this only about search, or does it help our mission reach too?
Both. The same structured, plain-language content that gets you cited by an AI engine also makes it easier for funders, community partners, and prospective members to understand what your Y actually offers.
Let’s talk
See how your Y shows up in Google and AI search
Book a short call and we’ll walk through where your Y stands today — for membership, group exercise, camp, and child care — and what’s worth fixing first.