Frequently asked questions
The questions worth asking before you pay for SEO or GEO.
We explain what you receive, how long the work takes, what can be fixed, and what nobody can honestly guarantee.
GetBorvis / Organic visibilityWhat is the difference between SEO and GEO?+
SEO helps your pages appear in traditional search results. GEO helps your business appear in AI-generated answers and shortlists. They share the same foundations—clear pages, strong evidence, and trusted sources—but they must be measured differently.
Which audit should we start with?+
Start with the place your customers already use. If most demand comes through Google, choose SEO. If buyers are asking AI tools for recommendations, choose GEO. If you are unsure, send us the site and we will recommend the smallest useful starting point.
What does the audit include?+
You get a baseline, screenshots of the problems, a competitor comparison, and a short roadmap ordered by impact. The point is not to give you more data. It is to make the next decision obvious.
Can you fix the problems after the audit?+
Yes. Implementation can include technical fixes, content changes, internal structure, entity clarification, and authority work. The audit decides the scope—not a prebuilt package.
How long does an audit take?+
A focused audit usually takes one to two weeks. A combined audit can take longer when the site, market, or competitor set is larger. You will know the scope before work begins.
Do you guarantee rankings or AI recommendations?+
No. Nobody controls Google or an AI platform. We improve the signals you can control, measure what changes, and use the evidence to choose the next move.
What type of business is a good fit?+
GetBorvis works best with service businesses, startups, specialist firms, and local companies that have a clear offer and need more qualified organic visibility.
Can you work with an agency?+
Yes. Research, audits, and implementation support can be provided as a specialist partner or white-label resource.
Do not buy the wrong fix.
Send the site. We will point you toward the smallest useful next step.
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