SEO, AEO AND GEO WITH LINKEDIN CONTENT FLYWHEEL
Get found on Google AND cited by the AI engines your buyers ask.
We make you the firm AI search recommends.
As buyers move from Googling to asking ChatGPT, Copilot and Perplexity who to trust, we build your organic visibility across all of it: classic search, answer engines and generative engines. A LinkedIn content flywheel powers it, and it runs with our outbound as one engine. So you are found and cited, and the deals that follow are won on strength, not price.
Being uncited is the new being on page two
For twenty years the question was where you ranked on Google. The newer question is whether an AI assistant names you at all. When a buyer asks ChatGPT or Perplexity for the best firm in your field, it returns a short, confident shortlist. If you are not on it, you are not in the running, you never see the deal you lost, and the rival who is on it competes on relationship and price alone, not on the depth of expertise you built. The shortlist is still forming, and while it is open there is room to get on it. To see where you stand today, take the free AI Search Scorecard: ten one-click questions, about 3 minutes.
SEO, AEO and GEO, in plain terms
Three jobs, one system.
- SEO, search engine optimisation, gets you ranking in classic Google results.
- AEO, answer engine optimisation, makes your answer the one an AI engine extracts and shows.
- GEO, generative engine optimisation, makes you the cited source a generative engine names and links.
You earn citations by being a clear, well-structured, authoritative entity the engines trust, not by chasing one more keyword. We build all three together, because optimising for Google while ignoring AI search leaves half your buyers unable to find you.
The LinkedIn Content Flywheel is the engine
Visibility is a flywheel, not a one-off project.
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A point of view on LinkedIn
It starts with a point of view published on LinkedIn.
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Pages built to be cited
The strongest ideas become service pages, blogs and answers built to be cited.
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Buyers come back
The pages built to be cited earn search and AI-engine visibility, which sends buyers back to the content. Each turn makes the next easier: authority increases, you get cited more often, and the cycle speeds up. If you run an account-based (ABM) strategy, optional LinkedIn Ads can speed that up: your target accounts see you repeatedly, so they already know you before our outreach lands. Joined with AI search visibility and outbound, this is the Revenue Engine Flywheel effect.
We did this for ourselves first
We are not theorising. Syrvi competes in one of the noisiest categories there is, and we tested buyer searches ourselves before selling the service.
What Google's AI answers showed
We tested sixteen searches that buyers use to find a managed IT provider, eight in the UK and eight in the US. All 16 returned a Google AI Overview. Each answer named four firms or fewer. The answer your buyer sees is a shortlist, and it is a short one.
Our own LinkedIn content
Peter Juhasz, our co-founder, has earned more than 290,000 organic LinkedIn impressions with his own content. Traditional SEO agencies optimise for Google and stop; we optimise for where your buyers now ask.
Proof
Syrvi is rated 5.0 out of 5 on the review site G2, listed on the Entrepreneur UK100 2026, and ranked in the Elite Business 100.
What an IT services provider told G2
An IT services provider, Chris S., told the review site G2 there was "a noticeable difference in how prospects responded" once the outreach "feels more relevant, not templated".
Our IT partnership with ICT London
We also work inside IT services every day, through our own data and our partnership with ICT London, an IT services firm that is both a partner and a client.
Frequently Asked Questions
Take the first step
Citations compound: the firm that becomes the cited answer this quarter gets harder to displace every quarter after, while everyone on page two fights over price. Apply for your AI Search Visibility & Outbound Readiness Audit. We show you where you rank on Google, whether the AI engines cite you or a competitor, and the exact gaps to close.

