Vextoo Geo Agency keeps detailed files for five industries: SaaS and software, hotels and travel, manufacturing, retail chains and private education. Each covers the question types people ask AI in that industry, the sources we check, how the Neural Visibility Loop runs there and the limits set by advertising rules.
- § 01SaaS and softwareAI visibility for SaaS and software companies: getting named in “what can I use instead of X?” and “X or Y?” questions, making pricing, integration and documentation pages citable, and following Türkiye’s comparative advertising rules.
- § 02Hotels and travelAI visibility for hotels, boutique properties, travel agencies and tour operators: being described accurately in guests’ location, amenity and condition questions; multilingual pages, map and booking profiles, and Türkiye’s tourism promotion rules.
- § 03ManufacturingAI visibility for manufacturers and industrial companies: being named with accurate technical facts in engineers’ and buyers’ application, material, compliance and spare-part questions; publishing datasheets, standards and certificate details, and dealer and service networks in a citable form.
- § 04Retail chainsAI visibility for multi-location retail chains: being named with accurate store and stock details in questions like “is it in stock at the nearest store?” and “is it open today?”; store pages, map profiles, local inventory data and Türkiye’s discount advertising rules.
- § 05Private educationAI visibility for private schools, courses, activity centres and other private education institutions in Türkiye: accurate facts in parents’ and students’ pre-enrolment questions, the official institution type and licensed name, programme and fee-announcement pages, campus listings and the Ministry of National Education’s promotion rules.
Why do we work industry by industry?
The method stays the same; the emphasis shifts. The question set is built in the industry’s own language, the sources checked in measurement differ by industry, and in some industries advertising and promotion rules limit what you can say on your site and how. An industry file shows where in the Neural Visibility Loop we put the weight.
What stands out in each industry?
| Industry | Typical question | Sources we check | Rule to watch |
|---|---|---|---|
| SaaS and software | “What can I use instead of [product]?” | Pricing, integration and docs pages; review platforms | Comparative advertising conditions |
| Hotels and travel | “A beachfront hotel with a kids’ club?” | The property’s site, map profiles, booking links | Name, type and class on the tourism certificate |
| Manufacturing | “Which material for this application?” | Product pages, datasheets, standards and certificates | Correct use of conformity marks |
| Retail chains | “Is it in stock at the nearest branch?” | Branch pages, map profiles, local inventory data | Discount advertising rules |
| Private education | “When does enrolment open, and what are the fees?” | Programme and fee-announcement pages, campus listings | MEB promotion rules and the licensed name |
What if your industry isn’t listed?
The five files aren’t a boundary; they’re the areas we’ve written up in depth. We work in other industries with the same loop: we build the question set with you, see which sources decide the answers in the first measurement and check your industry’s advertising rules at the primary source. See how the method applies across industries in the example scenarios.
Frequently asked questions
01Why are there only five industry files?
Each file is written by verifying industry-specific question types and rules at the primary source; that takes time, so we keep the number deliberately small. New industries will be added the same way.
02Who writes the question set for our industry?
We prepare the first draft and refine it with the questions your sales and support teams actually hear. Once the set is approved, the same questions are measured every month.