AdvantageGEO: Framer design and build for an AI search (GEO) agency
AdvantageGEO is a generative engine optimisation (GEO) agency: it helps brands get recommended by AI assistants like ChatGPT, Gemini and Perplexity. We designed and built their site in Framer, starting from one of our own website templates.
Client: AdvantageGEO · Industry: Marketing, AI search · What we did: Website design and Framer build, from our website template · Platform: Framer · Timeline: October 2025 to January 2026 · Live: advantagegeo.framer.website
About the client
AdvantageGEO sells GEO to enterprise brands and their marketing leaders. Its pitch is that buyers now ask AI tools which vendor to choose, so a brand has to be the answer those tools give. The site speaks to C-level and VP-level leaders at growth-stage and enterprise companies.
The challenge
GEO is a new category, so the site had to explain it and sell it on the same page.
A category buyers don’t know yet. Most visitors had never heard the term GEO.
Urgency without panic. Lines like “Your million-dollar SEO campaign is targeting a ghost” needed a calm, credible frame around them.
Senior buyers. The main action had to feel worth an executive’s time, not like a generic contact form.
A fast start. We began from our template, so it had to become a brand of its own quickly.
What we did
Led with one blunt line
Built the hero around “SEO is dying. GEO is the future.” on a dark background.
Gave it two actions: “See Your AI-Readiness Score” and “Check Your Competitive Standing”.
Added a looping logo strip straight under the hero, “GEO is trusted by leading brands”.
Explained the shift before the offer
Built “The New Reality” section. It sets the old question, “Can a buyer find us?”, against the new one, “Does AI recommend us to the buyer?”.
Added a Before & After GEO comparison and a three-step explainer, “How AI Consensus Actually Works”.
Laid out the three advantages of their protocol as promise, method and results, one block each.
Turned contact into an executive briefing
Built a contact page titled “Schedule Executive Meeting”, offering a confidential 30-minute briefing.
Listed what a leader walks away with: an AI-Readiness Score, competitive blind spots, the one change that would move AI answers most and a 90-day plan.
Kept the form short: name, company, work email, title and one open question about their GEO challenge.
Kept it sharp on every screen
Built the dark layout for desktop, tablet and phone.
Added scroll-triggered entrances for the hero headline, subheadline and buttons.
Scope
Included:
Website design and Framer build, starting from our own website template.
A long home page that makes the full case for GEO, a contact page and a 404 page.
The looping logo strip, scroll animations and layouts for desktop, tablet and phone.
Not included:
Their GEO service. The protocol, research and figures on the page are AdvantageGEO’s own.
Results
The site is live on its Framer address and was last published in April 2026.
Visitors get the whole story on one page, from “SEO is dying” to the briefing form, with a second route through the contact page.
Starting from our template meant the layout system, motion and responsive set-up were already in place, so the work went into the message and the brand.
What we’d improve next
Publish GEO guides. A short library of articles on how AI assistants pick vendors would show the agency doing what it sells.
Add an AI-Readiness preview. A short self-check on the site would give the main button something to hand back before the call.
Add structured data for the agency itself. Organisation, service and FAQ markup would help AI assistants describe AdvantageGEO correctly.
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