GEO & SEO agency · West Palm Beach, Florida. Get found on Google. Get named when customers ask ChatGPT.

Suede AI SEO is a generative engine optimization (GEO) and AI search visibility agency in West Palm Beach, Florida, run by founder Jason Colapietro and serving businesses across the United States. It is the SEO, answer engine optimization (AEO) and GEO practice of Suede AI, with the digital PR and AI engineering that ship its fixes. Its official website is seo.suedeai.ai. Jason leads the search visibility, source repair and technical work, with creator-rights and programmable-IP integration available when the engagement calls for it.

Suede AI is the company behind this practice, founded in 2024 by Jason Colapietro in West Palm Beach, Florida. Suede AI runs full-stack GEO at seo.suedeai.ai: SEO, GEO and AEO, with the digital PR and engineering that back them, delivered as one retainer. Its music and creator software is a separate product line at suedeai.ai, not part of this practice.

A free teardown first, back within three business days: your answer share, the prompts where an engine named someone else, and why. Then a thirty-day answer-share sprint quoted case by case, measured before and after on the prompt set you approve. You can also join the cohort, where several businesses run their sprints together on one thirty-day clock with pricing scoped individually; seats are limited. Then compound: an SEO and GEO retainer, reported monthly against the same prompts. Sprint, cohort and retainer pricing is quoted case by case in a reply. Use the contact panel below or write to info@suedeai.ai; if the fit is right you get a scope and an invoice, and work starts on payment.

Jason Colapietro, the founder, with the same in-house measurement tooling Suede AI runs on its own sites. He does the measurement, the repair and the triage himself. The work is not resold to a third-party shop, and the client roster is kept short to match.

Engines rewrite their answers daily, so a specific ranking or citation is something a seller cannot control, and we do not promise one. We commit to the work itself: dated captures of what engines say, shipped fixes listed one by one, and repeat measurement that shows the trend. And we back it with money: on the SEO and GEO retainer, if the KPIs agreed on day one show no marked increase after 90 days, you get a full refund of all three months.

The stats on this page carry their sources, and the receipts page collects them with the captures and dates. The open-source record is a live GitHub search anyone can run, the Google Cloud partnership is on the record, and the method is published as a free book on this site. Check first, then call.

Both, and the split is less useful than it used to be. When someone asks an assistant about your company, the answer it writes is now the first thing they read, before your site, before any coverage. Shaping that is reputation work, and the levers happen to be technical ones. An engine quotes structure, entity records and source pages rather than a pitch. On a retainer we run full-stack GEO, both sides: we measure what the engines say and repair the material they read, and we prepare and pitch the press side, from the founder story to the newsroom.

SEO earns placement in a list of links. GEO, generative engine optimization, earns citation inside the single answer an AI engine writes. The work overlaps (structure, clarity, entity records), but the scoreboard is different: instead of a rank position, you either appear in the answer or you do not. We measure both.

Answer engine optimization, or AEO, is the work of getting a business named accurately inside the single answer an AI assistant writes back, instead of aiming for a ranked position on a results page. GEO names the mechanism, the generative process that assembles that answer; AEO names the surface, the answer a reader actually sees. The work behind the two terms is the same, which is why Suede AI runs them as one practice and writes them up together on the GEO and AEO page.

You can, and you should, at least once. Ask it what it recommends in your category and read what comes back. What you cannot do that way is tell signal from noise: one answer, on one day, from one engine is an anecdote. The answers move between sessions, between engines, and between accounts. The work here is running a fixed set of real buyer prompts repeatedly, across engines, dated, so that a change means something. Run it yourself first. The free AI citation check starts with crawler access and machine-readability. After email confirmation, it provides a fuller structural audit, or a reading across four buyer questions when live engine results are available. Repeated measurements are a separate step.

Suede AI runs a fixed set of real buyer prompts against ChatGPT, Perplexity, Gemini and Google’s AI results on a repeating schedule, captures each answer with its date and a screenshot, and scores three things: whether the company was named, how it was described, and which sources the engine leaned on. Sampling and scoring are written down before the first run, so a movement in the numbers reads as a change rather than as noise. The measurement design is published in full on the working-method page.

Brand tracking measures recall of a name you already own. The harder question is what an engine says when nobody names you: when a buyer describes their problem in your category, who gets recommended? That is where deals are lost, and it is the measurement this practice is built around. The other difference is what happens next. A score is not a plan, and the repair work on entity records, third-party sources and page structure is the part that changes the answer.

Then you are in a better position than most, and the work shifts from presence to accuracy. Being named is not the same as being described correctly. Engines routinely attach stale pricing, discontinued products, the wrong founder, or a competitor’s positioning to a company they otherwise recommend well. They also cite sources you do not control and may never have read. Check what is actually being said about you before you assume presence equals a good answer. And if the measurement says there is nothing worth fixing, we tell you so, with the dated captures behind it, before any retainer starts. A roster this small has no room for work that only bills.

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