"All of you talking breathlessly about GEO and then telling me your big tactic is to create better, more detailed content and cloaked AI-bot-only pages are making me pray for an asteroid that much harder."
"Don't forget all the GEO-Detox work that will be paid for next year. The cycle of ""SEO"" life."
"I mean, we saw this with link building services and then the same SEO firms offer link building detox services. We've seen it with content services, and then SEO firms began pruning your content on your site. The SEO cycle of life does indeed go..."
Many SEO firms market GEO-targeting tactics and AI-driven content as growth strategies. When those tactics trigger problems, the same firms often sell remediation services labeled as GEO-detox, content pruning, or cleanup. This repeats previous industry cycles where link-building offers were followed by link-cleanup services and aggressive content production was followed by pruning. Google’s comment frames GEO-detox as an anticipated, billable step in the SEO lifecycle. The pattern shows vendors monetizing both the application of risky tactics and the subsequent fixes, raising questions about whether GEO targeting is a sustainable strategy or a temporary fad.
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