Generative Engine Optimisation Agency in Miami

Week 1–2

GEO Audit & Baseline

Full AI visibility scan across 5 LLM platforms using 200+ Miami-relevant queries. Citation map, competitor benchmark, and prioritised action plan delivered before any execution begins.

Week 2–3

Strategy Build

Custom GEO roadmap for your Miami market: content gaps, entity priorities, platform targets, and a 90-day sprint plan presented for sign-off before execution.

Week 3–6 · First results

Content & Technical

Schema deployment, FAQ architecture, page restructuring, and author signals. First measurable AI citations typically appear here – within 6 weeks of project start.

Week 6–10

Authority Building

Brand mentions, editorial citations, and structured placements in authoritative sources that LLMs use as credibility proxies for Miami brands.

Month 3+ · Ongoing

Monitor & Scale

Monthly AI Share of Voice reports. Continuous optimisation, new platform expansion, and ongoing citation rate improvement across all major AI platforms.

Generative Engine Optimisation is the practice of structuring your brand's digital presence so that AI-powered answer engines – including ChatGPT, Perplexity, Google AI Overviews, Gemini, and Microsoft Copilot – cite your company when users ask relevant questions. LLMs do not rank websites the way Google does. Instead, they build a citation pool during their training and retrieval processes by identifying entities – brands, people, organisations – that are consistently mentioned alongside specific topics on authoritative sources across the web. When a procurement director at a Miami logistics company asks ChatGPT "which freight brokers in Miami handle perishable goods for Caribbean routes," the AI references its internal citation model, not a live Google search. If your brand is not represented in that model through entity signals, third-party mentions, and structured content, you will not be named. For Miami B2B companies operating in high-value sectors like finance, healthcare technology, and international trade, being absent from these AI-generated answers means missing vendor shortlists before your sales team ever gets a chance to compete. GEO addresses this by systematically building the signals LLMs use to identify and trust your brand as a citable authority in your category.

Most Miami clients see their first measurable AI citations between weeks five and six of their GEO programme. The timeline breaks down into distinct phases. In weeks one and two, we conduct a full audit of your current AI citation status – running 200+ queries across ChatGPT, Perplexity, Google AI Overviews, Gemini, and Microsoft Copilot to establish a baseline and identify your entity gaps relative to competitors. Weeks three and four cover content restructuring and entity graph development: your existing web pages are reformatted using AI-extraction-friendly structures, new FAQ and definition content is published, and your entity signals are reinforced across structured data sources. Weeks five and six are when off-site mention placements begin going live on authoritative domains that LLMs weight in their citation pools – and this is typically when clients start seeing their brand name appear in AI-generated answers. From week seven through week twelve, the programme moves into a compounding phase: citation frequency increases, more query variants begin returning your brand, and your Share of AI Voice against Miami competitors grows measurably. We report on all three core metrics – AI Citation Frequency, Share of AI Voice, and Brand Mention Velocity – every month throughout the programme.

SEO and GEO operate on fundamentally different signal systems, and performing well in one does not translate to performance in the other. SEO is built around ranking signals: backlinks, keyword density, technical crawlability, page speed, and domain authority as measured by Google's algorithm. When you optimise for SEO, you are telling a search engine's crawler how to index and rank your page relative to others on a specific query. GEO is built around citation signals: entity recognition, co-citation patterns, third-party mention frequency on authoritative sources, and content formatted for AI extraction rather than keyword matching. A concrete Miami example: a Coral Gables accounting firm might rank on page one of Google for "Miami international tax advisor" through a well-executed SEO programme, but if that firm's entity is not consistently mentioned alongside tax advisory topics on sources that LLMs index – such as industry publications, business directories, and news sites – ChatGPT will not cite it when a buyer asks the same question. Our GEO clients in Miami often discover that their SEO-optimised competitors are just as invisible in AI answers as they are, creating a genuine first-mover opportunity for whoever acts first on citation architecture.

We optimise for five primary AI platforms, each of which has distinct citation logic that requires a tailored approach. ChatGPT, powered by OpenAI's models, draws citations from its training data and, for real-time queries, from Bing-indexed sources – making Bing presence and structured content on authoritative sites important for ChatGPT citation. Perplexity operates as a real-time retrieval engine, pulling from live web sources and weighting sites with strong topical authority and clean structured content – it is particularly important for Miami B2B companies that want to appear in vendor comparison queries. Google AI Overviews integrate with Google's existing index but apply a separate layer of entity trust signals, meaning that a page ranking well on Google may still not be selected for an AI Overview if it lacks proper entity mark-up. Gemini, Google's AI assistant, similarly draws on Google's knowledge graph and entity database, making Wikidata and structured schema signals particularly important for Gemini citation. Microsoft Copilot integrates deeply with LinkedIn data and Microsoft's own content index, which is why LinkedIn authority and consistent professional publication activity are important for reaching B2B buyers – especially in Miami's enterprise and corporate sectors – who use Copilot within Microsoft 365 workflows. Our monitoring covers all five platforms weekly with 200+ tracked queries.

The free GEO audit we provide to Miami B2B companies covers five specific deliverables, all delivered within 48 hours of your request. First, an AI Citation Frequency scan: we run 200+ queries relevant to your business category and Miami geography across ChatGPT, Perplexity, Google AI Overviews, Gemini, and Microsoft Copilot, recording exactly how often and in what context your brand is currently cited versus your direct competitors. Second, an entity gap analysis: we identify the specific structured data and entity signals your brand is missing that prevent LLMs from confidently citing you – including Knowledge Graph presence, Wikidata records, and schema mark-up gaps. Third, a content audit: we review your existing website content and assess how much of it is formatted in a way that allows AI systems to extract and attribute information to your brand. Fourth, a competitor citation benchmark: we show you exactly how three to five of your direct Miami competitors are currently performing in AI answers, including which queries they are being cited for that you are not. Fifth, a prioritised action plan: we provide a ranked list of specific actions, ordered by expected citation impact, that your business should take to improve AI visibility – whether or not you choose to engage BAMS Digital to execute them.

Miami is the undisputed gateway city for trade between the United States and Latin America, with the Port of Miami processing over one million TEUs annually and Miami International Airport ranking as the top US airport for international freight by value. This means that a significant portion of Miami's B2B buyer base consists of international procurement teams – many based in Brazil, Colombia, Mexico, and Argentina – who are increasingly using AI tools in English and Spanish to research US-based vendors before initiating contact. GEO for Miami companies in trade, logistics, finance, and legal services operating in the Latin American corridor requires a bilingual entity strategy: your brand needs to be cited not only in English-language AI responses but also in Spanish-language queries on ChatGPT and Perplexity, which are growing rapidly as AI adoption increases across Latin America. We build entity signals and content structures in both languages, and we track citation performance across bilingual query sets. We also ensure your brand is mentioned on authoritative Latin American trade publications and US-Hispanic business media, which LLMs draw from when generating answers for this buyer segment. Miami companies that establish bilingual AI citation authority in 2025 are positioning themselves ahead of a significant wave of Latin American B2B procurement that will flow through AI channels over the next two to three years.

BAMS Digital offers three GEO programme tiers for Miami B2B companies, priced to reflect the scope of citation work required at different stages of AI visibility. The Starter programme at $1,490 per month covers the foundational audit, entity gap remediation, content restructuring for up to ten key pages, and monthly citation monitoring across five AI platforms – suitable for Miami businesses that are new to GEO and want to establish a citation baseline in one primary category. The Growth programme at $2,990 per month adds off-site mention acquisition on authoritative industry and regional publications, entity graph expansion across Wikidata and structured business data sources, expanded query monitoring across 150+ tracked queries, and bi-weekly reporting – appropriate for Miami companies in competitive sectors like financial services or logistics that need to build citation authority against established competitors. The Authority programme at $5,990 per month covers the full citation architecture build, including bilingual entity signals for Miami's Latin American market, executive profile citation development, content production at scale, aggressive off-site placement on high-LLM-weight publications, and weekly reporting with Share of AI Voice benchmarking against up to ten competitors. All programmes include the free initial audit and operate on a rolling monthly basis with no long-term contract lock-in.

GEO and SEO are complementary disciplines and run well in parallel. In practice, a number of the content improvements made for GEO – particularly the addition of structured schema mark-up, FAQ sections, definition blocks, and improved entity clarity – tend to have a positive secondary effect on SEO performance, since Google's algorithm has been moving toward entity-based relevance signals for several years. Conversely, a strong SEO foundation means your pages are already indexed and accessible, which makes it easier for AI retrieval engines like Perplexity – which draws from live web sources – to find and cite your content. The key difference is in where attention is focused: your SEO agency is optimising for Google's ranking algorithm, while BAMS Digital is optimising for the citation logic of LLMs. These are different enough that they require separate strategies, separate content structures, and separate monitoring. Miami clients who run both programmes simultaneously typically see faster GEO results because their existing domain authority provides a credibility baseline that LLMs can draw on, while the GEO-specific work builds the additional entity and mention signals that SEO alone does not produce. We are happy to work alongside your existing SEO provider and coordinate on content so the two programmes reinforce each other rather than duplicate effort.

We measure GEO performance using three core metrics that are specific to AI citation visibility and distinct from traditional SEO metrics. AI Citation Frequency measures how often your brand is named in AI-generated answers across a tracked set of 200+ queries run weekly on ChatGPT, Perplexity, Google AI Overviews, Gemini, and Microsoft Copilot – expressed as a citation rate that increases over the 90-day programme cycle. Share of AI Voice measures what percentage of AI-generated answers in your category and geography include your brand versus competitors, giving Miami clients a competitive context for their citation growth. Brand Mention Velocity tracks the rate at which new third-party mentions of your brand are appearing on sources that LLMs index, indicating the pace at which your citation pool is expanding. All three metrics are reported monthly, with full query-level detail so Miami clients can see exactly which questions are returning their brand and which still need work.

BAMS Digital was founded in 2024 as a GEO-native agency – we did not begin as an SEO agency that added AI services, which means our entire methodology was built from the ground up around how LLMs source, evaluate, and cite information. Our founder Alisa Bolokhovets holds an MBA from the University of Edinburgh and leads a team that has generated over 5,200 verified AI citations across 500+ brands since launch. Most agencies serving Miami that offer anything labelled "AI SEO" are applying traditional keyword and backlink tactics to a citation problem, which produces limited results because the underlying signal systems are different. Our proprietary monitoring infrastructure tracks 200+ queries per client per week across five AI platforms, giving us citation-level data that generic SEO tools do not capture. For Miami clients specifically, we bring additional capability in bilingual entity strategy for the Latin American market – a distinction that matters significantly for businesses operating in Miami's trade, finance, and professional services sectors where Spanish-language AI queries represent a material and growing share of buyer research activity.