Trading roles are not explicit
The client needs to know who buys the goods, who contracts with the supplier, who pays and who makes any declarations.
A buyer may need a supplier search, cross-border contract, documentation review, payment coordination or shipment organisation. I test which providers AI recommends for each specific need and whether those providers actually perform the claimed work.

An adviser, purchasing intermediary, importer of record and freight organiser have different duties. The same generic promise hides crucial differences.
The client needs to know who buys the goods, who contracts with the supplier, who pays and who makes any declarations.
Conformity documents, labels and permissions depend on the actual goods and transaction; a universal checklist is misleading.
Imports from EAEU members and third countries differ. Russia's SPOT requirements apply to specified movements, not every import by default.
These are examples for a future prompt matrix rather than quantified demand observations.
| Customer question | What to verify | GEO action |
|---|---|---|
| Who can source machinery from a Chinese manufacturer? | Supplier diligence, contracts, payment, shipping and declaration responsibilities | Explain service stages and legal roles |
| How can a business import goods from Kazakhstan into Russia? | Parties, goods, indirect taxes, documents and SPOT applicability | Distinguish EAEU-specific obligations |
| Which firm can prepare documents for importing cosmetics? | Composition, product compliance, labels, importer role and actual service | Show verified category competence |
| Who can guide a business through its first import contract? | Origin, product, terms, payments, counterparties and responsibilities | Present a defensible end-to-end workflow |
Russia's Tax Service publishes current rules for certain EAEU imports, including indirect-tax declarations and the SPOT system. Applicability depends on the specific operation and effective rules.
Import advisory services do not imply registered customs-representative status. No GAEO client outcome or measured uplift is asserted for this niche.
Map the client's import process and verify which stages a service provider actually controls.
Separate supplier sourcing, contract work, payment, transport, declarations and compliance.
Review contractual roles, countries, goods, partner responsibilities and documents.
Specify scenario-based services, useful FAQs and links to primary guidance.
Repeat baseline prompts and examine accuracy, source use and BMR.
Three published monthly plans use the same GAEO prices across sectors. Final scope follows the baseline and project requirements.
I lead the strategy; your team implements website and content specifications.
I study your product, create the content and organize publication.
Contractual BMR targets: baseline +5 / +10 / +15 percentage points in months 1 / 2 / 3.
Start with a free mini-audit or a full GEO audit. A monthly plan includes 50 prompts and 5 AI platforms; broader scope is calculated separately.
No. Contractual and operational roles vary by service and transaction.
No. Check origin, movement type, introduction phase and the current official rules.
No generic promise can override the authority's review of a real declaration.
Yes, where actual service terms and compliance needs differ, rather than generating near-identical pages.
GAEO uses the published pricing model. Prompt scope and content work follow the initial diagnosis.

Independent GEO/AEO specialist with business experience since 2008. I personally carry out the diagnostic and build an industry-specific plan, separating verified sources from assumptions.
Professional biography ↗Share the website, countries, goods categories and contract scope. I will outline the initial BMR questions.
Discuss an initial audit