Three frameworks, three different jobs
Methodology defines how work moves. Governance protects consistency as programmes scale. Proof determines whether claims are credible enough to support trust. Reviewing them together gives a clearer picture than reading one in isolation.
GEO Methodology
How delivery is structured from discovery through implementation, QA, and ongoing optimisation.
- Operating model
- Delivery cadence
- Prioritisation logic
GEO Governance
Controls that preserve message consistency, claim quality, and safe scaling across teams and page sets.
- Release governance
- Compliance integration
- Change management
GEO Proof Framework
How evidence, proof, and trust signals are structured so claims stay credible for buyers and AI systems.
- Evidence standards
- Proof hierarchy
- Trust-layer QA
GEO Implementation Checklist
A practical rollout checklist covering technical, editorial, proof, governance, and conversion readiness.
- Implementation order
- QA checkpoints
- Ownership controls
GEO Examples
Practical examples showing how service pages, proof blocks, and internal links can be improved for GEO.
- Service page examples
- Proof block patterns
- Internal linking examples
GEO Myths
Straight answers to common objections and misconceptions around GEO, measurement, and content requirements.
- Common objections
- Measurement myths
- Content volume myths
Start with methodology if you want the operating model first. Read governance next if you need to understand quality control. Use the proof framework to review how trust signals and evidence should be structured on the page.