Oct 12, 2026
Nir Levi combines SEO, GEO, and AEO into one strategy for SaaS companies, startups, and enterprises, helping marketing teams gain visibility across search engines and AI-generated answers.

Kfar Blum, Israel, October 12, 2026 /PressCable/ -- Nir Levi, a search visibility consultant working with SaaS companies, startups, and enterprises, has brought together Search Engine Optimization (SEO), Generative Engine Optimization (GEO), and Answer Engine Optimization (AEO) into a single strategy approach. The combined practice responds to a change in how customers look for products, since many now rely on both traditional search engines and AI systems to find and evaluate solutions. Marketing leaders at SaaS companies face a widening set of channels where their brand needs to appear clearly and accurately.
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Industry observers point to a shift away from click-through search behavior, as customers increasingly receive direct answers from AI systems rather than a list of links to click. For marketing teams that built their visibility strategy around Google rankings alone, this shift changes what success looks like: a brand can rank well in search results and still go unmentioned in an AI-generated answer, a gap the integrated approach addresses directly.
GEO and AEO describe two distinct but related tasks. GEO focuses on making a brand retrievable and citable within large language models, so that when a model generates a response, the brand's information surfaces as a trustworthy source. AEO structures content so AI systems can extract a standalone passage worth citing, giving marketing teams a concrete target for how their content should be written and organized.
Nir Levi's consulting work spans technical SEO, content strategy, site architecture, and multilingual search, along with visibility work tied to AI-generated answers. He explains that bringing these disciplines under one point of expertise helps SaaS teams avoid fragmented efforts, where search, content, and AI visibility are handled separately without coordination.
The work extends to planning product, use-case, and comparison pages, along with customer and search research that informs what content gets built first. For startups, this research helps small teams prioritize a limited set of pages. For larger, multilingual organizations, the same research supports coordinating SEO across multiple languages and platforms, with each engagement shaped around the structure and resources of the business requesting it.
Nir Levi's approach begins by identifying what limits a brand's visibility, then converts those findings into a prioritized plan that marketing and development teams can execute together. He reports experience working with brands including monday.com, ClickCease, and Casino.com, built over years as founder of Madrank.com and Godrank.com. The scope of work for each engagement is defined after an initial discussion about the business's needs, rather than set in advance.
More information on Nir Levi's work and services is available at https://nirlevi.com
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Address: Derech Hermon 99, Kfar Blum, North 1215000, Israel
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Website: https://nirlevi.com
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