WizGrowth Agency · Service
Content built to rank — and to be cited
Search has two audiences now: people and the AI engines answering them. We build content that wins both — answer-first articles with named authors, original data and real sources, so Google ranks it and ChatGPT, Perplexity and AI Overviews cite it.
How we run it
- Question mining.We map what your buyers actually ask — from search data, People Also Ask, and the questions your own sales chats surface.
- Answer-first briefs.Every piece answers its question completely in the first sixty words, then earns depth. That’s the format snippets and AI engines lift.
- Practitioner drafts, human editing.Drafted with the people who do the work, edited until it sounds like a person, published under named authors.
- Schema and internal links.Article, FAQ and breadcrumb markup on every piece, wired into your site’s link structure.
- Refresh cycle.Top pages get updated quarterly with new data — freshness is a ranking and citation signal.
What’s included
- Content strategy and question map
- Answer-first article production
- Original data assets and reports
- Schema markup on every piece
- Internal linking and refresh cycle
- Distribution to social and email
Timelines, pricing, honesty
One good article beats four thin ones — cadence is scoped to what we can make genuinely useful, not to a word-count quota. The standard for every piece: would a practitioner send this to a client?
Before you ask
Frequently asked questions
What is GEO (generative engine optimization)?
GEO is making your content the source AI engines cite when they answer questions — through original data, named sources, clear entity definitions and answer-first structure. It’s AEO’s sibling: AEO wins Google’s answer boxes, GEO wins ChatGPT, Perplexity and AI Overviews citations.
Is AI-written content bad for SEO?
Engines rank helpful content and demote thin, unedited output — the tool matters less than the standard. Our content ships with named authors, original data, real sources and human editing.
How often should a business publish?
As often as it can be genuinely useful — for most brands that’s two to four strong pieces a month plus quarterly refreshes of top pages, not a daily word-count quota.
Talk to us
Tell us what you’re trying to grow
Thirty minutes on a call. We’ll look at your numbers, tell you what we’d fix first, and put it in writing. If we’re not the right fit, we’ll say that too.
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