A 90-day GEO plan your team can actually ship
Audits list problems. A roadmap puts them in order: access before content, entity fixes before PR, quick wins first. Every task has an owner, a deadline and a way to measure it.
“Fix crawler access in week one. Rewrite the five most-asked answers by week four.”
What a roadmap line looks like
From findings to a plan
Every task scored for impact, effort and dependency.
Impact and effort scoring
Each task estimated for its likely effect on AI visibility and the work it takes.
Sprint sequencing
Tasks grouped into two-week sprints, with dependencies resolved.
Clear ownership
Every task assigned: your developers, your content team, or us.
Measurable targets
Each sprint tied to prompts we'll re-test, so progress is visible.
How the work runs
Baseline
We start from our audit or a third party's, and re-check every finding.
Scoring
Findings scored together with your team.
Sequencing
A 90-day sprint plan with tickets ready for your project tool.
Check-ins
Reviews every two weeks to re-prioritise as results arrive.
What you receive
Everything is yours to keep: documents, data and access.
- 90-day sprint plan with ready-to-import tickets
- Impact/effort matrix for every finding
- Prompt targets per sprint
- Fortnightly check-in notes
- Re-prioritisation after each sprint
Questions about GEO Roadmap
Can you build a roadmap from another agency's audit?
Yes. We verify the findings, drop anything out of date, and sequence the rest.
What if we don't have developers?
The roadmap marks the tasks we can do for you under the GEO Growth plan.
How do you measure success?
By re-running the target prompts after each sprint and tracking mentions, citations and AI referral traffic.
Turn findings into shipped work
A plan with owners and deadlines beats a 60-page PDF every time.