Resource Library
SEO + GEO resources for revenue teams.
This library exists to make the public surface of Full Stack CMO useful before a team opens a private workspace.
It collects the checklists, comparison pages, and planning frameworks that explain how search visibility and AI
citation readiness are actually operated week to week.
Editor: Full Stack CMO Research Desk
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Updated: 2026-04-03
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Format: collection page
SEO operations
GEO playbooks
Content strategy
Decision support
What is in the library
The public site now does more than describe the product. It also publishes content that a buyer, operator, or
consultant can actually use: a repeatable audit checklist, a writing guide for AI citation, a content coverage
planning framework, a SEO-versus-GEO operating guide, and a comparison page for in-house, agency, and platform
delivery models. That broader surface helps search engines understand topic depth and gives answer engines more
standalone sections worth quoting.
Checklist
Five-layer recurring checklist for crawlability, page signals, content coverage, GEO structure, and measurement.
Intent: informational
GEO
Practical writing rules for answer-first intros, evidence density, standalone sections, and extraction-friendly tables.
Intent: instructional
Framework
Original planning asset that maps awareness, consideration, decision, and retention pages to buyer questions and CTAs.
Intent: planning
Compare
Guide to where classic search optimization ends, where GEO begins, and how the weekly operating loop changes.
Intent: evaluation
Decision
Comparison page for teams choosing how to run SEO and GEO operations once the initial audit is complete.
Intent: commercial
Method
Named evidence asset that explains the scoring framework, source base, and measurement logic behind the workspace.
Intent: proof
How to use these pages inside a real operating loop
- Start with the audit checklist if the team needs a recurring review cadence.
- Use the AI citation guide when the core problem is weak copy structure or low evidence density.
- Use the revenue content coverage map to see which funnel-stage pages are missing entirely.
- Use the operating-model comparison when leadership is deciding who should own execution after diagnosis.
- Use the methodology page whenever the conversation needs a precise explanation of the scoring system.
Content goal: a strong public marketing surface should answer buyer questions, support category discovery,
and create clean citation targets. A brochure surface almost never does all three.
