Cases: what Geoa found, and what the numbers did afterwards
Each case study below has been carried out on one of AddonNordic’s own websites. We only publish figures for which we can provide the source ourselves — before, after, date and method.
How to interpret the figures
Two different metrics are shown side by side here, and they must not be compared with one another. The GEO Score is an overall score across 15 technical dimensions, ranging from 0 to 100. AI readability is the number of characters of visible text that an AI crawler extracts from the front page, measured using the crawler’s own metrics. Both figures were obtained using the same method before and after.
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We measured it on our own site: from 2 to 55 times used as a source by AI in two months. Geoa does the same for you — from €39/mo, with a 14-day free trial and no card required.
Read the case study →AddonNordic.dk: From F to B in 20 days
We ran Geoa on our own company domain and recorded every single measurement — including the one that went the wrong way.
Read the case study →EntityWatch.app: 21 characters was all AI could read
The page looked entirely right in a browser. To the crawler ChatGPT fetches pages with, the whole front page consisted of two words.
Read the case study →Wonmetrics.com: The same content, eight times as much for AI
The site was not in bad shape. It was simply built in a way that meant almost none of it reached an AI crawler.
Read the case study →Relark.dk: From invisible to found by AI
How an AI company — built by the same founder as Geoa — got its own AI visibility under control.
Read the case study →Geoa.app: From B to A in 45 days
A site built by people who make their living from AI visibility ought to have nothing left to fix. It did. 11 measurements later, the score was 5.3 points higher.
Read the case study →What does ChatGPT say about your business?
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