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How a page gets found

SEO, GEO, and AEO are three different jobs.

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

Crawl

Title, description, sitemap, internal links, nothing disallowed.

GEO

Quote

Named entities, dates, sources, and an llms.txt a model can read.

AEO

Answer

Question headings. The first sentence is the answer. FAQ schema.

What is SEO on this site?

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.

What is GEO on this site?

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.

What is AEO on this site?

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.

Does GEO mean a city?

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.