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GEO & AEO for iGaming

Your players are increasingly asking a model which casino to use rather than searching for one. Those answers cite a handful of sources, and if you are not among them you are invisible regardless of where you rank. This is the programme that fixes that.

GEO and AEO are not the same thing

AEO is the on-site half — schema, entity clarity, answer-shaped content, crawler access. It decides whether a machine can parse you and quote you accurately. It is cheap, technical, and almost entirely within your control.

GEO is the off-site half — getting your brand onto the third-party surfaces models actually retrieve from. Comparison sites, forums, review platforms, editorial. It is closer to digital PR than to traditional SEO, and it is where the real work is.

Doing one without the other fails in a predictable way. AEO alone makes you parseable but never retrieved. GEO alone gets you mentioned and then misquoted.

Why now

  • The commercial search terms for GEO services currently sit at near-zero difficulty with $12–25 advertiser cost per click — demand has arrived before supply has
  • No iGaming agency has built a serious GEO practice; the field is three thin pages deep
  • Retrieval weights topical fit and clarity more than domain age, so newer sites can compete
  • Every signal built here also feeds classic rankings, so nothing is wasted if the surface changes
iGaming onlyWe take no clients outside the vertical
Operator-ownedWe run seven of our own properties
30-day rollingNo annual lock-in, ever
You get the operatorNo account manager layer

The programme

Three pillars and eight supporting disciplines. Most engagements start with the citation audit and the crawler access check.

PILLAR

Generative Engine Optimization

Getting cited when a player asks a model which casino to use.

PILLAR

Answer Engine Optimization

The schema and entity plumbing that decides whether a machine quotes you correctly.

PILLAR

LLM Visibility Tracking

Monthly share of voice across the models your players are asking.

01

AI Overviews Optimization

Earning a place in the answer Google now puts above your ranking.

02

ChatGPT Visibility

The single largest AI surface, and the one that will not cite your homepage.

03

Perplexity & Gemini Visibility

Two engines with very different retrieval habits, and neither behaves like Google.

04

Schema & Structured Data

The machine-readable layer that decides whether you get quoted accurately.

05

Entity SEO & Corroboration

Making your brand one coherent thing that machines can resolve without guessing.

06

AI Crawler Access & llms.txt

The technical prerequisite. Most gambling sites are accidentally blocking the crawlers they need.

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AI Citation Audit

Find out what the models currently say about you. Free, and yours to keep.

08

GEO for Affiliates

Affiliates are what the models cite. That is both the threat and the opening.

How we work with you

Four commitments that apply to every engagement, written down so you can hold us to them.

Every link named and priced

You see the site, the anchor and the cost before anything is bought. No monthly link count standing in for a strategy, and nothing we would not point at our own revenue.

Reporting on deposits, not sessions

Dashboards tied to first-time deposits, cost per acquisition and lifetime value. Rankings are an input we manage; they are not what we ask you to judge us on.

We will tell you when the answer is no

If the audit says you do not need an agency yet, or that a migration you are planning is a bad idea, you will hear it. A retainer that was never going to work costs us more than it costs you.

No conflicts inside your market

We will not take two clients chasing the same head terms in the same market. If there is a conflict you will hear about it on the first call, not three months in.

Questions we get asked

Is this just SEO with a new name?

It overlaps heavily and diverges at the edges. The authority signals are shared — a brand with strong entity presence and real third-party coverage wins in both. The retrieval surfaces and the content formats are not shared, and that is the part agencies rebranding their SEO deck are missing.

How do you measure it?

A fixed prompt set run across ChatGPT, Gemini, Perplexity and AI Overviews each month. We report whether you appear, in what position within the answer, and which domains were cited instead. The cited-domain list is the output that makes the rest actionable.

Is it too early to invest?

The pricing says otherwise. Advertisers are paying $12–25 a click for GEO and AEO service terms that rank at near-zero difficulty, which is the classic signature of demand arriving ahead of supply. The same asymmetry applies to being the brand that gets cited.

What if the models change how retrieval works?

They will. Everything in this programme — entity clarity, schema accuracy, third-party coverage, crawler access — was worth doing for classic search before AI answers existed and will still be worth doing after the current retrieval architecture is replaced. We do not build anything that only works on one engine's current behaviour.

Find out what the models say about you.

The free citation audit covers your prompt set across four engines, the full list of domains cited instead of yours, and the crawler and schema checks that might be blocking you.

Request the citation audit