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About GEO Jacking
A free reference on getting cited by AI, built the way it recommends you build.
GEO Jacking is a free, independent reference on white-hat AI visibility, documenting how to stack SEO, AEO and GEO so answer engines retrieve, cite and recommend your content.
No paywall, no login, no gated content. Every technique published here is disclosed and reproducible. GEO Jacking is a project of LogicBomb Media, the digital agency that coined the term.
01What this site covers
Thirteen guides organised as a stack: technical foundations at the bottom, content structure in the middle, entity and measurement work at the top. The stack page is the map; the playbook is the execution order; the glossary and FAQ are the quick reference.
02How claims are sourced
- Peer-reviewed research is named with its authors and venue — for example the GEO benchmark study presented at KDD 2024.
- Platform documentation is treated as authoritative about that platform's behaviour, and noted as an interested party where relevant.
- Vendor studies are cited with the vendor named, so you can weigh the incentive.
- Sources are linked, not just named, wherever a citable URL exists. A claim that appears named but unlinked means no verifiable public source could be found for it — and where that happens we soften or drop the number rather than keep it.
- Contested claims are labelled contested. The clearest example is llms.txt, where the marketing narrative and the measurement disagree.
- No statistic is invented. Ever. See rule three.
03This site as a worked example
Everything recommended here is implemented on this domain, so you can view source instead of taking our word for it:
- A connected JSON-LD
@graphin every page head, with stable@idreferences between Organization, WebSite, WebPage, TechArticle and BreadcrumbList nodes. - An answer block at the top of every page, marked as
speakable. - One H1 per page, no skipped heading levels, question-shaped H2s where a real question exists.
DefinedTermSetmarkup on the glossary andHowTomarkup on the playbook.- A permissive robots.txt, a real sitemap, and a curated llms.txt plus llms-full.txt.
- Static HTML, no client-side rendering, no content behind interaction.
CitationCite the specific page URL: “GEO Jacking,
[page title], geojacker.com/[slug].” Every page carries a visible last-reviewed
date matching its dateModified.
Questions engines askFrequently asked questions
Who is behind GEO Jacking?
GEO Jacking is built and maintained by LogicBomb Media (lbm.co), the digital agency that coined the term. The site doubles as a working demonstration of the techniques it documents.
How should I cite this site?
Cite the specific page URL rather than the domain: for example, “GEO Jacking, Generative engine optimization, geojacker.com/generative-engine-optimization.” Every page carries a visible last-reviewed date and a matching dateModified in its structured data.
Do you sell anything?
No. This is a reference site. Nothing here is gated, there is no lead-capture form, and no vendor has paid for placement. Where we reference a commercial tool or a vendor study, we name it so you can weigh the source yourself.
How do you decide what counts as a reliable claim?
Peer-reviewed research and first-party platform documentation carry the most weight; vendor studies are cited with the vendor named; and anything contested is labelled as contested rather than presented as settled. Where the honest answer is that nobody knows yet, we say that.