We don't compete for clicks.
We compete to be the answer.

With a correct technical base (fast, indexable, mobile-friendly site), content that really answers what your customer is searching for, a complete Google Business Profile if you have a physical location, and links or mentions from other sites that vouch for your business. There are no one-day shortcuts: it's ongoing work, but with clear priorities you see it in weeks, not years.

You need structured data (Schema.org) that unambiguously states what you do and where, question-and-answer format content these models can cite directly, and presence outside your own website (reviews, directories, press) that gives them confidence to recommend you. That's exactly the GEO work we do at ValenIA.

Today 'being first on the internet' isn't just ranking high on Google anymore: it's also being mentioned by an AI when someone asks it about your industry. Working on SEO and GEO at the same time covers both ways a customer can find you today, instead of fighting for only half the field.

First, check whether you have a created and verified Google Business Profile; without one, you won't show up on the map or in search no matter how good your website is. If you already have one and still don't show up, it's usually missing reviews, the wrong category, or not enough website content about what you offer.

By creating and verifying your Google Business Profile (it's free): name, address, phone, business category, hours and real photos. Verification is usually done by video or by a postcard with a code sent to your address. Without that listing you won't show up on Google Maps or in the map pack.

The free baseline is: a complete Google Business Profile with reviews, a website that clearly explains what you offer and where, and presence on a couple of directories or networks where your audience is. It's not instant, but you don't need to pay for ads to start generating leads.

Search Google for your business name and also your service + your city (e.g. 'plumber in Paterna') in an incognito window. For AI, ask ChatGPT or Gemini directly something like 'which [your sector] do you recommend in [your city]' and see if it mentions you.

It's the set of techniques to get your brand cited in the answers of generative AI engines like ChatGPT, Perplexity, Gemini and Claude, the same way SEO aims to rank you on Google.

No, it complements it. We keep working on local and Google SEO, and add the layer of structured data and content language models need to cite you.

The first AI citations usually appear within 4 to 8 weeks. Local SEO on Google Maps can show improvements from the first 2-3 weeks.

Our focus is Valencia and the Comunitat Valenciana, though we also work with businesses from other areas that want AI positioning at a national level.

No. We work month to month: if you stay, it's because you see real results in traffic, AI citations or customers, not because a clause forces you to.

We don't use generic flat rates. The price depends on your sector, your current competition on Google and AI, and how much work your website needs. We always start with a free audit before proposing a quote.

We don't manage social media or ad campaigns generically: we're specifically specialized in local SEO and GEO (visibility on ChatGPT, Gemini, Claude and Perplexity), a distinct discipline still underserved by most agencies.

A report with real data: what ChatGPT, Perplexity and Gemini say today about your business (or if they say nothing), the state of your Google Business Profile, and what structured data or content is missing to improve both fronts.