Publishing more blog posts is the most expensive way to fix a GEO problem. You c
By Brandon Fishman · October 22, 2026 · Curated by George's Blog
Publishing more blog posts is the most expensive way to fix a GEO problem.
You can pay for months of content and never touch the reason ChatGPT recommends your competitor.
So start with the reason.
Say you sell dog food for sensitive stomachs. (Hypothetical. Run this with your own product.)
Ask ChatGPT which food is best for a dog with a sensitive stomach. If it names a competitor, open the full answer and click the page it cites.
Then compare it to your own site.
Does that page explain why the product fits this buyer?
Can an AI crawler read the same information on your site?
The answers point to very different problems.
You might already have the right product details, buried on a page the crawler can’t access. That’s a technical fix.
Or the competitor has product details and outside proof you don’t. That’s a gap in what your pages say and who’s vouching for you.
Another blog post won’t fix either one.
That’s why we built Auden, which we’re launching at Prime Team Agency. Our engineers log what AI crawlers read on your site and your competitors’ sites, find the gaps, and test every fix on a staging site before anything goes live.
If you’re working on GEO for your brand, pick one buying question your customer would ask ChatGPT this week. See who gets named and which page gets cited.
Then decide exactly what you’re changing because of it.
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