The GEO service is now described as four separate stages, each with its own page: visibility diagnosis, content and source placement, monitoring, and site readability audit.
Why split it
A single page covering the whole process makes it hard for a reader to tell which part they need now. Some clients only want to know where they stand; others have measured already and need content work; others have site basics to fix before placement makes sense.
Splitting also makes the ordering explicit. The stages run in sequence: baseline, site fixes, content and placement, then re-measurement. Running them out of order does not stop the work happening — it stops it being evaluable.
Each page states what is excluded
Scope is where most pre-sales misunderstandings start, so each page says what is not included rather than leaving it to the quoting stage.
Pricing follows diagnosis
There is no price list. Effort depends on the current state of the site, the number of questions and competitors tracked, and the existing content base. The first assessment is free.