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Can I do GEO myself?

Short answer: Yes. Nothing about GEO is secret — crawler access, extractable answers, sourced evidence and off-site corroboration are all things a capable team can do in-house. What makes it hard is not knowledge, it is sustained cadence: publishing sourced content every week, keeping older pages fresh, and re-measuring across six engines every month, indefinitely.

Do this yourself first — it is free

  • Audit robots.txt for the AI agents and remove accidental blocks
  • Add a direct-answer block to your ten most important pages
  • Publish an accurate llms.txt
  • Fix your entity basics: one canonical name, one URL, consistent contact details
  • Attach a real source to every number already on your site

Where in-house efforts usually stall

The content treadmill. Sourced, information-dense articles take real hours, and the ones that get cited are the ones nobody else could have written — which means extracting proprietary data and expert quotes from busy people, every week.

The other stall point is off-site work. Community posting done carelessly gets removed and can damage the brand, so it requires someone who understands each community’s norms.

What a service is actually buying you

GEO by MyFast.ai exists to make the cadence someone else’s problem: the writing, the sourcing, the swipe files, the auto-publishing to your own domain, the monthly six-engine scan and the refresh schedule, for a flat $1,499 per month with no contract. If you have the internal capacity to run that yourself, run it yourself.

People also ask

What is the single highest-value thing I can fix today?
Crawler access. If an AI agent cannot fetch your pages, nothing else you do matters.
Do I need special tools?
Not to start. You need robots.txt access, the ability to publish content, and a repeatable way to ask the engines the same questions each month.

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Get named by AI instead of your competitor

GEO by MyFast.ai publishes the sourced content, seeds the off-site conversation and scans six engines monthly so you can see exactly where you stand. $1,499/month, no contract.