GEOAEO's verification system is designed so no result can be fabricated. Phase 1 and 2 results are confirmed via Google's own Rich Results Test in your browser. SoLLM scores are independently reproducible before and after the build.
How do I know GEOAEO's results are genuine and not fabricated?
GEOAEO's verification system is designed so that no result can be fabricated. Phase 1 and Phase 2 results are confirmed by the client running Google's own Rich Results Test in their own browser — the screenshots are generated by Google's tool, not by GEOAEO. The SoLLM Baseline Report documents citation rates across 30 buyer prompts on all 5 AI platforms, run before and after the build, so the before-state is established independently at the start of the engagement. The hallucination audit includes the exact prompts run, the AI responses received word for word, and the corrections made — all verifiable by repeating the same prompts in any AI interface.
GEOAEO's verification system is designed so that no result can be fabricated or presented without independent client confirmation.
Phase 1 and Phase 2 results are verified by the client running Google's Rich Results Test in their own browser. Google's tool generates the validation results and screenshots — not GEOAEO. The client sees the schema validation directly in Google's interface before any invoice is issued.
The SoLLM Baseline Report establishes a before-state citation score at the start of the engagement, before any work begins. Thirty buyer prompts are run across ChatGPT, Perplexity, Claude, Gemini, and Copilot and the results are documented. At Day 24, the same 30 prompts are run again. Any prompt in the report can be reproduced by the client by running the same query in any of those AI platforms directly.
The hallucination audit in Phase 8 includes the exact prompts used, the AI responses received word for word, and the correction content built. Every element of the delivery report is independently verifiable. The verification architecture was built this way deliberately — because third-party verified proof is more meaningful than agency-produced evidence.