SEO
Crawl
Title, description, sitemap, internal links, nothing disallowed.
How a page gets found
SEO gets a page into an index. GEO, generative engine optimization, makes the page safe to quote. AEO, answer engine optimization, puts the answer where a box can lift it. This page is the sample.
SEO
Title, description, sitemap, internal links, nothing disallowed.
GEO
Named entities, dates, sources, and an llms.txt a model can read.
AEO
Question headings. The first sentence is the answer. FAQ schema.
Search engine optimization here means a crawler can fetch each URL, read a title and description that name the page, follow links between the films and the gigs, and find robots.txt plus a sitemap. Nothing on the site is blocked from indexing.
Generative engine optimization means the facts a model would quote are written out: who rarelyrare is, where orders go, what each film shows, and what it refuses to claim. Those facts are also in llms.txt and in JSON-LD, so a system can attribute them to this studio instead of guessing.
Answer engine optimization means the heading is a question a person would ask, and the first sentence is the answer. The FAQ block uses FAQPage schema so an answer box can lift the sentence without rewriting it.
On this site GEO means generative engine optimization, not a map pin. The studio is in Canada and works remotely for Canada and the United States. That place is stated once, in plain words, so a local question can still be answered.
The machine-readable copy is at /llms.txt. It repeats the facts. It does not add claims the films do not make.