Generative Engine Optimisation for sites talking to the China market. We make your content the answer DeepSeek, Doubao, Kimi, Yuanbao, and Baidu AI trust enough to give back to users. One answer per question, your brand inside it.
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Where Chinese users used to scan ten links, the AI now writes one answer. If your brand isn't inside it, you are nowhere on that question.
Why it matters
China has more than 600 million generative AI users in 2026, per CNNIC. A growing share of buyers start research by asking DeepSeek, Doubao, or Yuanbao, not by typing into a search bar.
GEO is the work of becoming the source AI quotes when somebody asks a question. There's overlap with SEO, but the rules are different, and inside China the rules differ again from anything that works on ChatGPT or Perplexity.
ChatGPT, Perplexity, Google AI Overviews, Claude. None carry weight inside mainland China. Five domestic engines do. Each plays by different rules.
Prefers structured, technically accurate content from official websites. If your site loads slowly inside China or depends on resources blocked by the Great Firewall (防火长城), DeepSeek likely never sees you.
The ByteDance flagship, drawing heavily from its own ecosystem: Toutiao (今日头条), Douyin (抖音), Baijiahao (百家号). Optimising for Doubao means feeding the ByteDance content graph in parallel with your own site.
Rewards long-form analysis. Comparison pieces, technical guides, multi-thousand-word reports with clean data tables. Short marketing copy gets ignored.
Tencent's gateway into the WeChat (微信) ecosystem, and the only assistant that can search WeChat Official Account (公众号) content.
Powered by ERNIE (文心一言). Favours authoritative sources: Baidu Baike (百度百科), government portals, JSON-LD structured data, plus heavy lean on Baijiahao and Baidu Zhidao (百度知道) presence.
Five engines, five sets of rules, one website that has to hold up against all of them.
Every claim on your site sits on one of three tiers. Citations follow the tier, not the prose. We rebuild T3 marketing copy into T1 evidence.
Patent numbers, third-party lab reports, published standards, official government data.
Trade press coverage, analyst reports, named expert opinion, industry awards.
Unsupported brand claims with no external proof. Ignored or flagged as low confidence.
Six workstreams, run together. Skip any one of them and the others stop compounding.
A structured query matrix of 80 to 150 questions across all five Chinese platforms, run on real devices in Shanghai, Beijing, and Shenzhen, on residential and corporate networks, not VPNs.
AI engines reward verifiable evidence. Real patent numbers, third-party lab reports, published standards. We call this T1 content. Marketing copy with no proof is T3, ignored or flagged. We map every claim on your site and rebuild the weak ones with evidence the AI can validate.
Single articles do not move the needle. We build clusters: a core pillar piece backed by FAQ pages, comparison guides, scenario walkthroughs, case studies. Whatever angle the user asks from, your site shows up.
AI engines cross-reference the same brand across trusted destinations. We syndicate into Baijiahao (百家号), Zhihu (知乎), the right industry portals, and where it makes sense, formal Baidu Baike (百度百科) entries.
JSON-LD structured data, robots.txt for Baiduspider, Sogouspider, ByteSpider, XML sitemaps, canonical tags that don't split authority across language versions. Most international builds get this wrong.
DeepSeek shipped four major revisions in 2025 alone. What worked in February stopped working by May. We track weekly and adjust before citation rates slip.
Audit and foundation in 4 to 6 weeks. Citation lift on at least two engines by month six.
Run the query matrix across all five engines from real devices in Shanghai, Beijing, and Shenzhen. Output: a baseline citation report with named gaps per platform.
Map every claim on your site to T1, T2, or T3. Rebuild the weak ones with patents, lab reports, named experts, and structured data the engines can validate.
Native Chinese pillar pieces, FAQs, comparison guides, scenario walkthroughs, case studies. Built so any angle of the user question lands on your site.
百家号, 知乎, 百度百科 (where ready), industry portals, plus JSON-LD, robots.txt, llms.txt, canonical, and sitemap work shipped together.
Weekly query-matrix re-runs across all five engines. Adjust before model updates land as a citation drop. Monthly written report.
Why the brands setting GEO up properly in 2026 will be the ones cited by AI engines in 2027 and 2028.
CNNIC count of generative AI users in China.
文心X1 + DeepSeek now embedded in results.
What worked in February stopped working by May.
Who Is This For?
Companies whose name never comes up when buyers ask DeepSeek, Doubao, or Yuanbao for options in their category, while competitors get cited and linked.
Teams that want AI visibility designed into the launch from day one, not bolted on six months later when the traffic numbers look flat.
Sites with thoughtful Chinese content that AI engines still ignore because the claims lack the verifiable sources, structured data, and third-party validation that earn citations.
Marketing teams that have noticed Chinese organic traffic plateau as buyers shift to AI-first research, and want to be the answer rather than the link nobody clicks.
Tap any question to expand. If yours isn't here, ask us directly.
Every engagement starts with an audit conversation and a sample query test across two of the five Chinese AI platforms. You leave the call knowing whether your brand currently shows up, where the gaps are, and what a real GEO programme would look like.
