Touch Digital offers eight core services: GEO (Generative Engine Optimization) for AI search visibility; SEO covering technical SEO, content strategy and organic growth; advertising management across Google Ads and Meta Ads; social media management; AI video production; AI automation including content bots and process automation; web design; and software development. Services can be taken individually or as a monthly package.

Yes — GEO (Generative Engine Optimization) is Touch Digital's core expertise. We make brands citable, trusted and recommended inside answers from ChatGPT, Gemini, Perplexity and Google AI Overviews. The work runs across three layers: source-worthiness (writing content in a form language models can quote), consensus (directories, reviews and third-party validation) and entity clarity (structured data and consistent identity signals). Results are measured: you receive a report showing which questions your brand appears in, which competitors take your place, and which sources the AI actually trusts.

SEO targets a ranking on the search results page — the goal is to be among the ten blue links. GEO targets inclusion in the single answer the AI generates. They are not the same: fewer than one in ten pages cited by AI engines appear in Google's top ten results, so a strong Google ranking does not guarantee you will be mentioned by an AI. SEO remains necessary; GEO does not replace it, it sits on top of it.

Yes. We offer AI-assisted video production, AI influencer content and AI-based product image editing. This approach makes continuous new creative possible without production cost: for a cosmetics client, AI-assisted videos extended average video watch time by 50% and social media engagement rose 70% over five months.

Our SEO work covers technical SEO, content strategy and authority building. In the AI era we write content not only for search engines but in a form language models can quote: answer-first structure, verifiable data and expert attribution. We also build AI content bots for content production at scale — for one client this method increased organic traffic by 200% within a single month.

No. llms.txt is not a ranking factor: Google has stated plainly that it does not support it, and measurements show the vast majority of these files are never fetched. There is no harm in having one on your site, but it should not be sold as a GEO service line item. Some agencies include it in their packages. We do not. Real GEO work happens in content structure, third-party consensus and entity clarity.