Generative engine optimisation (GEO)
Your company named, described correctly and cited when investors ask ChatGPT, Perplexity, Gemini or Claude about your market.
Sound familiar?
Three situations this service is built for.
Investors ask an AI about your market and it names your competitors instead
An AI describes your company or your token wrongly
Articles that rank in Google but are never cited in AI answers
What you get
Investors now ask an AI assistant about a token launch before they open a search page. GEO makes sure the answer names your company, gets the facts right and cites your own pages as the source.
The questions investors and customers ask AI assistants about your market, your category and your competitors, turned into a tracked prompt set.
What ChatGPT, Perplexity, Gemini and Claude say about you today, who they name instead, and which sources they cite.
New articles and rewrites of existing ones, written to add facts and answers investors cannot find elsewhere.
Every article gets a Visibility Score out of 100 in TMX Visibility, and is improved until it can outrank what already covers the question.
Claims backed by sources, with the company, the token, the team and the product named the same way everywhere.
Schema mark-up and page structure that AI engines can read, quote and link back to.
Mentions in the publications AI engines draw on, coordinated with PR and SEO.
Share of voice, citations and average AI rank for every prompt, reported against the starting point.
Our platform
Our own platform for the AI search era. It scores each article before it goes live, then asks the questions your investors ask of four AI engines every week and shows whether you are named and cited.
TMX Visibility
One score out of 100 per article, from eight checks including information gain, verified sources and entity coverage.
The prompts your buyers ask, and who gets named instead of you.
How often you are mentioned against competitors, and how often your own pages are cited as the source.
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GEO starts when the whitepaper makes the token public and keeps building through the sale and the listing, because investors keep asking AI assistants about you long after launch day.
Does a token fit your business?
Allocation, pricing and release
Working product, audited contract
Your business case, for investors
Private-round introductions
Platform, media and audience
Trading, holders and reporting
Case studies
Named companies, the capital they raised and the return on our fee. Every figure is from a published TokenMinds case study.
Education technology
Education technology platform
The content discipline GEO builds on. An education technology platform with no audience grew an organic community of 5,000+ in three months from content and search, inside a programme that raised $3M.
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ROI is capital raised divided by the TokenMinds fee. Past results are not a guarantee of future outcomes.
What it costs
You see our fee and every outside cost before you commit to a stage. No percentage of the raise hidden in a service fee, no pressure to sign.
Our fee
Fixed fee
Quoted in writing after the assessment.
A fixed monthly fee for the engagement, scoped after the assessment by the number of prompts, articles and languages. A mention in an AI answer cannot be bought, so there is no media budget for the engines themselves.
Published track record
Published engagements ranged from USD 11,800 to USD 400,000, with capital raised 13.1x to 61.2x the fee. Source
Third-party costs, paid at cost
These go to the provider, not to us. We name each one in the engagement letter and agree the amount with you before it is incurred.
Media placements
Paid articles and press-release distribution are charged at the outlet's own rate, named per outlet.
FAQ
Straight answers. Anything else, ask on the first call.
SEO earns a place in the search results. GEO earns a mention inside the AI answer and a citation to your page as its source. They share the groundwork, so most clients run both.
ChatGPT, Perplexity, Gemini and Claude. Every tracked prompt is asked of all four each week.
Three numbers for your prompt set: share of voice, meaning how often you are named against your competitors; citations of your own pages; and your average rank among the sources an AI cites. You see all three against the starting point.
Each engine picks up new sources at its own pace, which is why the work starts with the whitepaper rather than the sale date. Weekly tracking shows which pages are picked up first.
Every article goes through your review before publication, so nothing an AI engine quotes contradicts the whitepaper or your legal position.
Yes. Book the consultation and bring your client's project. Boutique investment banks, IR firms and uplisting advisors take the same first step.
Tell us the company and the questions your investors ask. A senior partner checks what the AI engines say about you today and what it takes to change it.
Takes one minute. A reply within one business day.
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