Resources

Guides for owners, not marketers.

Octopolis resources are plain-English guides written for business owners, not marketers: what the acronyms mean, what things cost and how AI assistants actually pick the businesses they recommend. No hedging, no jargon and every claim that leans on a number links to its source.

How to use these guides

Start with AEO vs GEO vs SEO, the comparison guide that sorts the acronyms out in one read. Then pick the guide for the surface you care about: Google Business Profile if you live and die by the map pack, ChatGPT SEO if your customers are asking assistants, the cost guide before you sign anything with anyone.

Reading is optional. If you would rather see the problem before studying it, run the free visibility check and come back for the why. And when a guide convinces you a fix is worth paying for, the pricing page is three numbers and no fine print.

What's in the library?

One guide per question Kansas City owners actually ask us: what AEO and GEO mean, how they differ from plain SEO, how to fix a Google Business Profile, how ChatGPT decides which businesses to name, what SEO costs and what an AI visibility audit covers. Each one stands alone, links its sources and ends with something you can do this week.

Prefer worked examples to theory? The answers pages take real Kansas City questions, burnt ends included, and show what decides the one name an assistant gives back. And when the reading keeps pointing at the same broken thing, that is what Kansas City SEO and generative engine optimization services are for.

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