FAQ

GEOrgina FAQ

Direct answers to the most common questions about GEOrgina, the Generative Engine Optimisation assistant developed by Gotoclient.

What is GEOrgina?

GEOrgina is an AI-powered Generative Engine Optimisation (GEO) assistant developed by Gotoclient that helps Apple partners plan, execute and measure their Generative Engine Optimisation programme.

Who developed GEOrgina?

GEOrgina was developed by Gotoclient, a B2B marketing agency and technology company. Gotoclient is the creator and publisher of GEOrgina.

Who is GEOrgina for?

GEOrgina is for Apple partners worldwide taking part in a Gotoclient Generative Engine Optimisation programme, and specifically for their marketing, content and web teams.

What does GEOrgina do?

GEOrgina answers Generative Engine Optimisation questions, guides partners through a structured GEO roadmap, audits live web pages for GEO readiness, tracks task progress and blockers, and records weekly and monthly AI visibility sweeps.

How does GEOrgina work?

GEOrgina starts with an onboarding assessment of maturity, available hours and team size, selects the matching roadmap version, guides the partner task by task with best practices and a definition of done, and measures results through page audits and visibility sweeps.

What makes GEOrgina different from an SEO tool?

Classic SEO tools report on rankings and links. GEOrgina is built for Generative Engine Optimisation: it focuses on entity clarity, machine readable structure, trust signals and answerable content, and it tracks mentions and citations inside AI-generated answers as well as the execution work behind them.

Is GEOrgina free or public?

The GEOrgina workspace is private. Access is issued by Gotoclient to partners in the programme, while the public GEOrgina website explains what GEOrgina is and how it works without signing in.

Where is the official GEOrgina website?

The official GEOrgina website is https://georgina.app/.

Where can I read more about GEOrgina?

Read about GEOrgina, how GEOrgina works, the methodology and use cases, or visit Gotoclient, the company that developed GEOrgina.