Your guide to the world of AIO

A key category page for AI should do more than simply group products, services, or solutions within a single section. Its purpose is to help algorithms understand what unites the category, who it is intended for, how the available options differ, and why the brand is relevant to a user’s query. In Tsoden’s approach, a […]

One of the most common questions asked of companies working in AI Visibility and GEO is: “How much does it cost?” Unlike standard marketing services, however, it is impossible to quote a universal price before analysing the project itself. The reason is simple: brands enter the generative landscape with very different levels of digital maturity, […]

For AI to interpret a brand correctly, having text on a website alone is no longer enough. Neural systems require clear, structured signals: who the company is, what it does, and how it relates to products, markets, and entities. At Tsoden, this is addressed through Organisation schema – a foundation that strengthens AI visibility and […]

The price of an AI Visibility Audit isn’t set by a fixed fee – it’s shaped by the brand’s specific situation. At Tsoden, this type of audit is treated as an analysis of how artificial intelligence perceives a company in real-world responses, rather than a standard website check. That’s why the cost of an AI […]

The cost of GEO cannot be accurately defined as a single fixed figure without analysing the website, the market, and the current level of AI visibility. Pricing depends on the scale of the project, the number of languages and regions, the state of the content, the technical structure, the level of competition, and the depth […]

To commission content optimisation for generative systems, a business should not start with “rewriting texts”, but with assessing how AI already understands the brand. At Tsoden, this process is built around an AIO audit, analysis of key pages, refinement of structure, adaptation of materials for ChatGPT and other AI systems, followed by ongoing AI monitoring. […]