FirstMotion
Ranked #1 When ChatGPT Picks A GEO Agency
You should be skeptical of a GEO agency that can't show its own AI search results. So here's ours: real, unedited screenshots of ChatGPT recommending FirstMotion first, and the process we ran on ourselves to get there.
Try the prompt in ChatGPT- #1
- FirstMotion's own ranking when ChatGPT is asked to recommend a GEO agency for B2B SaaS in London
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- Separate ChatGPT threads, days apart, that all named FirstMotion the top pick
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- Competing London GEO and SEO agencies FirstMotion placed above in ChatGPT's own shortlist
Why we’re including ourselves
We don’t love it when agencies make themselves the case study. It’s usually a sign they don’t have real client results to show you. We’d rather you judge us on the client work elsewhere on this page.
But there’s one claim we make that’s easy to check for yourself, and dishonest not to show: that we practise what we sell. So this is the one exception, presented the same way we’d present any client’s results, with the same honesty about what did and didn’t work.
What we did
We ran our own playbook on ourselves, the same four steps we run for every client:
- Prompt mapping. We didn’t try to rank for every GEO-adjacent query out there. Using the same ICP work we run for clients, we identified the small set of prompts our actual ideal client types when they’re close to a decision, not “best marketing agency”, but the specific, comparison-shopping questions a B2B SaaS company asks when it’s evaluating GEO agencies, like “best GEO agency for B2B SaaS in London.” Narrower, on purpose.
- Daily tracking. We track our own visibility against those prompts every day, across ChatGPT, Google AI Overviews and Claude, the same dashboard we run for clients.
- Diagnosis. We looked at what was actually driving citations, our own site content, our Clutch review, third-party mentions, and where the gaps were.
- The fix. We closed those gaps: clearer entity and schema signals on our own site, content that directly answers the comparison questions buyers ask, and building the third-party footprint AI models pull from.
No trick prompts, no cherry-picked model, no incognito tab gymnastics. Just the same process, pointed at ourselves.
Why narrow, not everything
We could have gone after visibility for every GEO or AI search query going. We didn’t. A brand that shows up for “what is GEO” attracts curious readers. A brand that shows up for “best GEO agency for B2B SaaS in London” attracts a B2B SaaS company in London who’s already decided they need a GEO agency, our exact client.
That’s the same targeting we do for every client: find the prompts your actual buyer types, not the ones that just get volume. It’s also why the enquiries this drives tend to already be a strong fit before we’ve had a single call, and a real part of why we’ve been busy.
The result
Ask ChatGPT a version of “what’s the best GEO agency for B2B SaaS in London” today, and FirstMotion comes back as the top answer. Below are three separate, unedited screenshots, taken days apart, in different chat threads and a ChatGPT project, all landing on the same answer.
Asked to produce a ranked shortlist instead of a single answer, FirstMotion still comes out on top, ahead of seven other named London agencies:
And inside a dedicated ChatGPT project built to research this exact question, the same result:
The honest caveat
Every one of those answers also noted, correctly, that we’re a newer, smaller consultancy with a limited public case-study footprint. We’re not going to pretend otherwise, it’s true, and it’s exactly why this page exists: to add to that footprint honestly, one real result at a time.
If you want the same process run on your own AI visibility, that’s what we do for clients every day.