Citable content
Guides, comparisons and data pages written with clear claims, examples and sources.
Help ChatGPT, Gemini, Perplexity and similar tools describe and cite your business accurately.
ERPHUBs improves how generative assistants find, understand and cite your business: citable content, third-party mentions, accurate facts, comparison pages and monthly prompt tracking. Built for Canadian teams in Toronto, Vancouver, Montreal and Calgary, with bilingual content, CASL-aware email and local search that reflects how Canadians actually look for providers.
Generative Engine Optimization: earning citations and accurate mentions in answers from tools such as ChatGPT, Gemini and Perplexity.
A link or named source an AI tool shows alongside its answer.
When buyers ask an assistant to recommend or compare providers, the answer is built from sources the model trusts: your site, reviews, directories, news and community discussions. Businesses with thin or inconsistent sources are described vaguely or left out.
GEO is mostly about being a clear, well-evidenced source. We publish content worth citing, make sure respected third-party sources describe you accurately and track how assistants answer the questions your buyers ask.
Discuss your goalsEach deliverable is scoped with you, explained in plain language and handed over with documentation, in accounts you own.
Guides, comparisons and data pages written with clear claims, examples and sources.
Accurate profiles, reviews and mentions on respected directories, communities and publications.
A master fact sheet applied across your site and the sources assistants rely on.
Fair, factual pages that compare options and help buyers decide.
A set of buyer questions run across major assistants each month, with answers and sources logged.
A prioritized list of corrections and content to publish, based on what assistants get wrong.
How to improve how generative assistants describe you.
Ask the main assistants the questions buyers ask, such as "best [service] in [city]" and "[you] vs [competitor]", and record answers and sources.
Note which sites, reviews and directories are cited, since those shape what the tool says.
Update your site and the visible third-party profiles so name, services and locations are accurate.
Create guides, case summaries and data that others can cite, with named authors and dates.
Contribute to relevant communities, publications and directories honestly and regularly.
Re-run the prompts, compare, and focus on gaps. Results vary, so trends matter more than single answers.
The bottleneck. Assistants rely on old directory entries.
How we fix it. Update key profiles and publish fresh, detailed pages.
Target result: More accurate descriptions
The bottleneck. Buyers ask for alternatives and you are absent.
How we fix it. Fair comparison pages with clear criteria.
Target result: Presence in comparison answers
The bottleneck. A single prompt result is taken as success or failure.
How we fix it. Repeated prompts tracked as a trend.
Target result: Reliable reading of progress
The bottleneck. Low-quality mentions that models ignore.
How we fix it. Real, relevant, helpful contributions.
Target result: Durable credibility
| What we track | What it tells you | How we report it |
|---|---|---|
| Mention rate | How often you are named in tracked prompts | Monthly prompt set across assistants |
| Description accuracy | Whether facts are right | Review against your fact sheet |
| Source quality | Whether trusted sources support you | Cited sources logged and graded |
| Share of voice vs competitors | Presence relative to peers | Compared prompt results |
| Referrals and enquiries | Visits and leads from assistants | Analytics referrals and form questions |
We agree targets after the first review and report monthly. Figures depend on your market, competition and starting point, so we do not promise fixed numbers.
Every sector hits different walls. Here is what we see and how we plan around it.
Bottleneck: Buyers ask assistants to shortlist vendors before visiting any site.
Our approach: Clear product facts, comparisons and proof that assistants can quote.
Bottleneck: Buyers search for experts and ask how-to questions.
Our approach: Expert-led answers with authorship, sources and service detail.
Bottleneck: Assistants compare products and prices.
Our approach: Accurate product data, reviews and structured markup.
Bottleneck: Accuracy and trust matter most.
Our approach: Reviewed content, clear authorship and cited sources.
Every deliverable is built so it works in classic search, in answer boxes and in AI assistants, and so the media around it can be understood.
Citable content, trusted sources and prompt tracking.
Structure and facts that machines can read.
Direct answers that tools can quote.
Media with descriptions so visual and multimodal tools can use it.
Rankings and links that make sources discoverable.
No fake reviews, no hidden text and no manipulation of tools.
A GEO baseline and plan: prompt audit, source map and prioritized fixes.
We create citable content, fix sources and run tracking.
A monthly retainer for prompt tracking and content.
We quote after a short discovery call so the scope fits your goals. Platform and advertising fees are paid to the platforms and shown separately from our fees.
Work through these eight items and the first review takes days, not weeks. We help with every one.
Write your master fact sheet.
Run 20 buyer questions through three assistants.
Record every cited source.
Fix errors on your site and key profiles.
Publish three citable guides or data pages.
Create one fair comparison page.
Ask real customers for honest reviews.
Re-run the prompts next month.
GEO improves how generative assistants such as ChatGPT, Gemini and Perplexity find, describe and cite your business.
No one can guarantee that. We improve the quality and clarity of the sources assistants rely on and measure how you appear.
Yes. SEO targets rankings in search results. GEO targets mentions and citations inside generated answers, although they share foundations.
We run a fixed set of buyer questions across assistants monthly and log mentions, accuracy and sources.
No. We only help earn real, relevant mentions and reviews, which also complies with platform rules.
Fact corrections can show quickly in some tools, while authority and citations take months.
The main ones relevant to your market, which usually include ChatGPT, Gemini, Perplexity and Microsoft Copilot.
Yes. Assistants vary by user, location and model, so we track trends instead of single answers.
Yes. ERPHUBs serves businesses in Toronto, Vancouver, Montreal, Calgary, Ottawa and Edmonton, working in Eastern to Pacific Time, with working sessions during Canadian business hours, with campaigns planned around the summer slowdown, back-to-business in September, and end-of-year budget cycles. Our fees are quoted in CAD.
Canada's anti-spam law (CASL) is among the strictest, requiring consent for commercial electronic messages with narrow exceptions, and PIPEDA and Quebec's Law 25 govern personal data, so we design consent records and unsubscribe handling with care. These are general pointers, not legal advice, so please confirm the details with your adviser.
Search, AI and advertising platforms change often, and results depend on your market, competition, content and the platforms' own decisions. We do not guarantee rankings, citations in AI answers, traffic or leads. We agree measurable targets and report progress openly. Legal, tax and consent rules vary by country, so please confirm requirements with your adviser.
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Built for Canadian teams in Toronto, Vancouver, Montreal and Calgary, with bilingual content, CASL-aware email and local search that reflects how Canadians actually look for providers.
Canada's anti-spam law (CASL) is among the strictest, requiring consent for commercial electronic messages with narrow exceptions, and PIPEDA and Quebec's Law 25 govern personal data, so we design consent records and unsubscribe handling with care.
Google search, YouTube, LinkedIn, Meta platforms and, for Quebec, French-language search and content.
Google Business Profile, Yelp, Yellow Pages Canada and Canadian industry directories support local discovery.
Canadian English, with Canadian French for Quebec and federal-facing audiences. Plan around the summer slowdown, back-to-business in September, and end-of-year budget cycles.
A distributor selling in English and French in Toronto asked assistants for providers like itself and was missing from every answer. We corrected its listings, published comparison and guide pages and earned mentions from relevant directories. Monthly prompt checks later showed it named more often and described more accurately.
Yes. We plan, run and measure the work for Canada businesses, connect it to your CRM where useful and work in Eastern to Pacific Time, with working sessions during Canadian business hours business hours.
Our fees are quoted in CAD. Advertising budgets and platform fees are paid directly to the platforms in their own currency.
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