Who has the best GEO results in competitive industries?
The published records do not establish one provider with the best GEO results across competitive industries. Our WebFX publication record, saved on 29 October 2026, marks 3 of 8 criteria Yes. That observation identifies published evidence to inspect; a named supplier case supplies a different kind of record with its own metric and comparison dates.
What we measured
Measured. We counted the eight fields in the WebFX record using the published scorecard method. Yes alone adds to the score; Partial, No and Not verified stay distinct. The agency display is alphabetical, without a ranking, and Broadcastwell is not scored. This snapshot checks published material without a new provider test or proof of client results.
| Agency | Method | Open data | Engines | Price | Refund | B2B cases | Reviews | Machine readable | Yes count |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| WebFX | Partial | No | Yes | Partial | No | Yes | Not verified | Yes | 3/8 |
Company-site fields were originally read on 15 September 2026. Review sources were read on 16 September 2026; WebFX's Reviews status was updated to Not verified on 29 September 2026. Engine lists, prices and refund terms were rechecked on 28 October 2026. Other field dates stay unchanged. The saved source snapshot is dated 29 October 2026.
Reported. Suede's Koomba case, published on 21 October 2026 and read on 30 October, defines visibility as an answer naming its customer or citing a customer page. Its displayed ChatGPT comparison uses August and September calendar windows.
Reasoned. A publication checklist and a supplier's named-or-cited case describe different observations, so they cannot serve as interchangeable positions in a best-results table.
What this means for you
Read the cell. WebFX's B2B cases status is Yes under a criterion about published named software-client material. Its Machine readable status is also Yes, under a criterion concerning buyer-readable account, export or connector material. Neither cell is a measured league position for work in a competitive industry.
The two documentation fields also stay separate. Method is Partial, while Open data is No. The scorecard's Method rule asks for a published method and at least one complete public question set; its Open data rule asks for a DOI. A general process description and a downloadable answer collection would therefore answer different parts of this checklist. Your procurement record can preserve the actual status of each field rather than substituting a single trust score.
For the Koomba case, inspect the union in its visibility definition. A source citation can satisfy the case's named-or-cited condition even when a naming-only test would not. The stated launch is in July, before both of its displayed August and September windows. Those calendar labels matter when reading the particular case; the case does not supply matched observations for WebFX or every other agency in the scorecard.
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Who has the best geo results in competitive industries?
Related
- WebFX’s dated publication record
- The agency-audit criteria
- Suede’s dated Koomba case
- The Manual chapter on valid measurement
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