What is the difference between the one-off setup and a monthly package?
- Not the kind of work, but its duration and whether it is tracked. Both open access, build the markup and do the indexing — in a monthly package that happens in the first month and is not billed separately. The difference is what follows: the one-off delivers the report and ends, and you watch the effect yourself; the monthly package adds new passages, guides and off-site records every month, re-measures the score and reports on it. One is a photograph; the other is a film.
How often do I get the reports?
- Monthly on Foundation, every two weeks on Momentum and Authority; Authority also includes a monthly call. Every report carries the same three things: how the readiness score moved and which check moved it, the per-engine citation measurement, and the list of work done in that period. The one-off option gets a single delivery report; there is no ongoing reporting.
How long do I have to stay on a monthly package?
- There is no minimum term; you can stop on one month's notice. The honest answer, though: the target score is written as 90 days on Foundation and Momentum and 180 on Authority, and leaving before that ends the commitment too. Either way the work stays with you — the files, the reports and the published pages are yours, and none of it is taken back.
My site is large — which monthly package do I fall into?
- Page count is the first measure but not the only one. What actually decides it is template count: a store with 4,000 products and only three templates is less work than a 120-page corporate site with thirty different layouts. Send the domain, we will run the first audit free and tell you which package is genuinely needed.
What happens if the target score is not reached?
- The work does not stop and from that month the fee is not charged: it continues at no cost until the score is there. The one condition is that the work the commitment covers can actually be carried out — if server access, content approval or permission to publish is withheld, the commitment is suspended, because then what is holding the score back is not our work.
How much will my traffic from AI go up?
- We do not give a figure in advance, because we cannot. Which source a model picks is decided by the size of your market, what your competitors are doing, and how that model behaves this season. What we measure and report every month is this: on which question, in which engine, were you cited as a source — and if not, who was cited in your place. The only number we commit to is the readiness score, which measures the thing we build.
Whose name do the guide pages go out under?
- Yours. The guides are published on your domain under your brand; both the citations and the traffic coming out of AI go to you. Every text is sent for approval before publication, and nothing you have not approved goes live. Galata Media does not appear as a source on those pages — appearing there would move part of the authority being built onto our domain.
Why are the prices in dollars?
- Part of this work runs against markets outside Türkiye, and the per-engine measurement tooling is priced in dollars too. On a page meant to stand for years, a lira figure is wrong before the quarter is out. Invoicing can be issued in Turkish lira at the central bank rate on the invoice date.
What if I have no corporate site, or a very old one?
- GEO is built on top of a site; with no site there is nothing to build on. In that case the corporate website service comes first, and GEO arrives built into that site from the start rather than as a layer added afterwards. The same order applies to sites sitting on a closed platform where the template cannot be reached.