M Booth is hiring an SVP to bring Generative Engine Optimization into every media plan and sells "Earned & GEO" through its own GenIQ platform. Yet its own site puts all 13 areas of expertise, from Food (Insatiable) to Corporate Affairs, as short paragraphs on one How We Do It page, and none has a page of its own. When a CMO asks an AI assistant for "the best influencer agency for food brands" or "an agency that does GEO", there is no M Booth page built to answer that question.
First action
Run GenIQ on 50 prompts buyers would ask about consumer PR, influencer and GEO agencies, and note who is cited.
How to measure it
GenIQ citation share on 50 buyer prompts
- Now
- –
- Target
- 2x the baseline
- By
- 90 days
Steps
Baseline
GenIQ on 50 buyer prompts by sector and service.
Senior Vice President - Earned Media 2 days
Pick the first five
Earned & GEO, Influencer, Food, Spirits & Lifestyle, Corporate Affairs.
Chief Marketing Officer 1 day
Write the pages
Scope, case studies with results, leads, FAQ.
Senior Vice President - Earned Media 2 weeks
Add markup
Organization, Service and FAQ schema.
Website Developer 2 days
Link them
From How We Do It, case studies and articles.
Website Developer 1 day
Route enquiries
Each page sends to its practice lead.
New Business Lead 1 day
Rerun GenIQ
Monthly citation report.
Analyst, Strategic Analytics monthly
Why it works
Run GenIQ on the prompts M Booth's own buyers use (by sector and by service). Then publish one page per area of expertise and sector: what the team does, the matching case studies with their results (Brooks +17% weekly sales, BIC +35% and +38% sales), the people who lead it, a short FAQ and a contact route to that practice. Add Organization and Service markup, and rerun GenIQ monthly to show the change.
Buyers now shortlist agencies through search and AI answers, and specific, fact-dense pages are what those answers quote. It also becomes M Booth's own GEO case study for pitches.
Ready to use
ChecklistPractice page checklist
[ ] One H1 naming the service and sector [ ] Two or three case studies with the result figure [ ] Practice leads with photos [ ] Five-question FAQ in buyers' words [ ] Meta description with a proof point [ ] Service and FAQ markup [ ] Contact route to the practice [ ] Added to the GenIQ tracking prompts
Risks and how to handle them
Thin pages
Publish only practices with at least one case study and named leads.
Client confidentiality
Use only work already published on the site.
Evidence
- HiringSenior Vice President - Earned Media (New York, on the board since March 2026, updated September 18): "you will pioneer how our brand is perceived by both human audiences and Artificial Intelligence"; "As search behavior shifts from traditional blue links to AI-generated answers, you will be responsible for understanding and integrating Generative Engine Optimization (GEO) principles into our media strategies", with coverage that is "authoritative, and fact-dense".Source
- Your websiteThe How We Do It page lists 13 areas of expertise on one page: Brand Marketing, Strategy & Planning (with the proprietary frameworks "Culture Mark and GenIQ"), Corporate Affairs, Creative, Influencer Marketing, Digital & Social, Sports & Entertainment ("From Coachella and the Grammys to the Big 12 and the US Open"), Earned & GEO ("From legacy titles and Substacks to podcasts and AI search"), Innovation Tech ("we track how people perceive brands across AI search engines and chat platforms"), Wellness & Personal Care, Food (Insatiable), Spirits & Lifestyle and Insights & Analytics.Source
- Your websiteSitemap (140 URLs, checked October 22, 2026): 114 articles, 8 case studies, 8 white papers, 2 Bold Voices episodes and 8 core pages. None of the 13 areas of expertise or the sectors has a page of its own.Source
- Your websiteWhite paper "How Beauty Brands Can Win the AI Recommendation Engine" (October 2026): a survey of 2,000 AI beauty searchers plus "GenIQ—M Booth's proprietary Generative Engine Optimization (GEO) platform, which analyzed nearly 10,000 consumer-style prompts across major AI chatbots"; "48% of all users have purchased a specific beauty product online because a chatbot suggested it" and 38% switched from their usual brand. The full report sits behind an embedded Typeform.Source
- Your websiteResults in the case studies: Brooks with Jeremy Renner, "4.2B impressions" and "a 17% weekly sales increase"; BIC EZ Reach Supper Club, sold out "in under three hours" with "a 35% sales lift"; BIC EasyRinse with Ariana Madix, "a 38% sales increase in the seven weeks post-launch"; Auntie Anne's Knead, stock sold out by the next morning and "over 600 media placements"; Marriott Bonvoy Super Bowl Suite, "over 2 billion impressions"; Think with Google, "+1,091% in weighted engagements"; The Macallan Edition No. 5 across "15 international markets"; Behr Color of the Year over five years.Source