Give your AI search programme a clear owner.
Fractional AEO/GEO leadership for B2B businesses with people doing the work and a need for senior direction. Turn the evidence into priorities, coordinate content, PR and technical delivery, and give leadership a clear account of progress.
Scope and capacity are agreed directly. A software subscription is not required to discuss fractional support.
One programme, with the responsibilities made visible.
Illustrative exampleSelect a stage to see what MAXAEO leads and what your team delivers.
Defined monthly capacity to direct and review your AI search programme.
Illustrative monthly operating cycle. Reporting is a consultancy deliverable, not an automated revenue-attribution product.
Scope and indicative fee
Fractional AEO/GEO leadership
£1,500–£3,000/month — indicative fee for roughly 2–4 days of agreed capacity
Preparation, research, meetings, review and reporting all sit within the agreed capacity. The final scope and fee are confirmed before work starts; external execution and supplier costs are separate.
Connect the work across teams
Content, editorial coverage, business profiles and technical fixes often sit with different people. MAXAEO helps set the priorities, brief the relevant contributors, review the work and keep decisions moving. You retain your existing teams and suppliers, with a defined programme and an agreed point of coordination.
If you first need a defined baseline and plan, start with the AEO/GEO diagnostic and agree the ongoing support afterwards.
Report the decisions as well as the charts
A monthly leadership review explains what was prioritised, what was delivered or remains blocked, what the available evidence shows and what needs a decision next. Sampled AI answers, logged changes and commercial observations stay distinct. The report does not turn correlation into causal revenue attribution.
The change log and before/after view can support the review where suitable answer data exists; the tool remains a beta and does not establish causation.
Buy a defined scope of senior involvement
An indicative engagement provides roughly two to four days of capacity each month, covering preparation, meetings, research, review and reporting within the agreed scope. Delivery capacity, response expectations and meeting time are agreed upfront. Content production, coding, outreach and publisher fees need their own allocation; this is not an unlimited execution retainer.
Add team training when a defined skills gap is preventing your contributors from delivering the work.
How it works
- Agree the baseline, goals, responsibilities and monthly delivery capacity.
- Run a recurring cycle of prioritisation, briefing and review.
- Report the work and evidence to leadership, then agree the next priorities.
What to know before you use it
- Monthly work is limited to the agreed capacity and scope.
- Your team and suppliers remain responsible for their agreed execution and publication steps.
- External data, production and placement costs are agreed separately.
- No guaranteed AI rankings, mentions or revenue. Tool access is a separate decision.
Questions
Who is this for?
A B2B business with internal or external delivery resources that needs a senior specialist to direct priorities, review the work and support leadership reporting.
Do we need a diagnostic first?
We need an agreed baseline. That may come from a separate diagnostic or suitable existing evidence reviewed within the initial scope.
Start with your priorities.
Send your website, the work you need help with and any timing you have in mind. Enquire directly; no tool account or compulsory booking step is required. We can use an initial conversation to establish fit, then agree any paid diagnostic, workshop or ongoing scope before work starts.