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Put GEO checks into the work your team already does

These are practical examples of how different teams can use the available tools. They are not customer case studies, endorsements or reported outcomes.

LLMention’s free scan measures whether public pages are technically and structurally ready to be cited. It does not query AI engines about a brand. Prompt Tracker only analyzes answers you collect and paste yourself.

01B2B SaaS teamsExample workflow · no client results claimed

Check whether product pages are readable before measuring demand

Run the free homepage scan and review the evidence for crawler access, page structure, entity markup and source signals.
Use the linked rule pages to assign fixes to content or engineering owners.
For actual mention tracking, collect answers to a fixed set of buyer prompts from the engines your team uses, then record them in Prompt Tracker.

Run a GEO readiness scan →Open Prompt Tracker →

02Ecommerce operatorsExample workflow · no client results claimed

Prioritize the product information a crawler can actually read

Start with the public homepage scan; it does not sign in, submit forms or inspect pages hidden behind a paywall.
Review failed checks and the cited page evidence before changing product templates or structured data.
Keep readiness separate from outcomes: the scanner does not predict rankings, citations or sales.

Browse the published checks →Read how scoring works →

03SEO and GEO agenciesExample workflow · no client results claimed

Show clients the evidence behind a readiness finding

Use the report’s individual findings and fix guidance to explain the site-level work that can be verified.
When a client needs observed mentions, use a consistent prompt set and manually capture answers; do not present a readiness score as a mention metric.
Export or print the report for review, then agree which findings to revisit after implementation.

View the labeled sample report →See the measurement report offer →

The scan, sample report and benchmark use different data contexts. The sample report and homepage visibility dashboard are labeled demo datasets; the benchmark describes its own measured sample and method. See the About pagefor scope and limitations.