The Solve Team · Signal to Gap to Action
SignalSOLVELanding pageSocial postsComparisonLong-formGEO-OPTIMIZED
Solve

Find the gap.
Fix what matters now.

Solve turns fresh market signals into work. It identifies what is trending, changing, or missing, prioritizes the opportunity, and executes the next action. The signals come from Source.

8
GEO strategies, applied to every draft
  • Signal → opportunity → draft, no blank page
  • Grounded in published GEO research, kept current as it evolves
  • Adapts to the user journey and query intent behind each channel
01Signal
Recorded answer

“Which CRM is best for a small team?”

HubSpot, Pipedrive and Zoho are the usual picks.

Your brand: not mentioned
ChatGPT · sampled today
02Gap
What is missing

No page answers this question

Two competitors have one. The engine quotes theirs.

Comparison page
03Action
Draft, waiting for you

Loop vs HubSpot for teams under 10

Both cover contacts, deals and email. The difference shows up in setup.

Approve & publishEdit

Start from evidence, not a blank prompt.

Solve works from what Source has already found: audience questions, competitor moves, citation gaps, search demand, and emerging topics.

Turn the opportunity into work.

Create or improve landing pages, comparison pages, GEO content, positioning, technical fixes, and distribution assets based on what the signal actually calls for.

Who Does This

Writes the landing pages, guides and comparisons, with sources you can check.

Decides what to write next and which of the ten research-tested methods to use on it.

Does the llms.txt and schema work, and hands it over as code you can review.

Hire a Solve agent →See how Operate tracks it →
Common Questions
Ten of them are ported from published research benchmarks (GEO-Bench and C-SEO-Bench), with the original prompts kept verbatim. Methods that can fabricate sources or statistics are hard-labeled, and their output lists every invention for you to strike. You can audit the method the way you would audit a paper.
No. Every draft waits for your approval, whether it is a landing page, a comparison page or a social post. Publishing is a decision, and it stays yours.
Yes. Drafts follow the market they target: content meant for Doubao and DeepSeek answers is written in Chinese, not translated into it.