Solution

Show Up in AI Answers

For teams that need to be cited by ChatGPT, Perplexity, Gemini, and Google AI Overviews.

The short answer

AI answer engines (ChatGPT, Perplexity, Gemini, Google AI Overviews) increasingly decide who gets shortlisted before a buyer clicks. AEO is the discipline of structuring your content, entities, and site so those engines cite you. Momentence runs a measurable AEO program with prompt-level citation tracking.

  • AEO is a distinct discipline from SEO, not a rename
  • You can measure citation share and improve it over time
  • The compounding effect is real: winning early prompts protects your category position for years

Is this you?

Check the symptoms.

  • You searched for your own category in ChatGPT and were not mentioned
  • Your competitors show up in AI Overviews and you don't
  • Your content is technically good but reads like a marketing brochure to an LLM
  • You have no entity graph (JSON-LD) beyond a basic Organization block
  • No one on your team can name three prompts your buyers ask AI

What we combine

Services in this solution.

AEOContent MarketingSEOAI Website Design

Timeline

What the first six months look like.

01

Weeks 1 to 3

Baseline citation audit across ChatGPT, Perplexity, Gemini, and Google AI Overviews. Prompt taxonomy for your category.

02

Weeks 4 to 8

Answer-first restructuring of priority pages. Entity graph build. llms.txt and llms-full.txt shipped.

03

Weeks 9 to 12

Third-party surface work: reviews, listicles, comparison pages, and community citations that LLMs pull from.

04

Month 4 onward

Monthly citation share reporting. Prompt-level iteration. Content expansion into adjacent prompt clusters.

Recommended tier

Usually a Momentum engagement.

Momentum $14,000/ month, 6-month minimum

A meaningful AEO program lives in Momentum. Ignite gets the foundation right but cannot fund the citation reporting and third-party work. Dominate expands AEO across product lines and geographies.

FAQ

Questions about this solution.

Is AEO real or hype?

Real. LLMs already answer buyer questions and the citations they use directly influence shortlisting. The delta between doing this and not is measurable within a few months.

How do you measure citation share?

Prompt-level automated queries across the major answer engines, tracked over time as market share of category prompts. It is not perfect, and no one's is, but it is directional and improving month over month.

Does AEO work if we do not do SEO?

It works better with SEO, since LLMs pull from indexed content. We rarely do AEO alone; the two share too much production.