
Brand Going Global: Let AI Know You First — A Practical Guide to Overseas GEO
For cross-border brands, the customer acquisition entry point is shifting from "Google ranking" to "AI recommendation." When overseas buyers ask ChatGPT, Gemini, or Perplexity for a "reliable manufacturer in China," does your brand make it into the answer? Starting from how overseas AI platforms decide what to trust and cite, this article breaks down the three core differences between overseas GEO and domestic GEO and a five-step full-chain playbook, then introduces New Galaxy AI's self-developed technical foundation and anonymized cases to show that, in the AI era, the "right to be cited" is replacing traditional rankings as the first gate through which overseas customers discover and evaluate suppliers. The article is long—bookmark it and read it in sections.

How do you get ChatGPT to recommend your company? Gelix breaks down the six-step list
AI search is already a real overseas entrance. In September 2026, a Los Angeles industrial equipment exporter found Gehrig through the answers of ChatGPT and left an inquiry, all without advertising investment. Let AI recommend you, the essence is to go through three passes and make a six-step transformation - this article breaks down the six steps into a self-examining operation list and attaches a source map of the six domestic AI platforms.

Also included in the AI recommendation list, why are you always at the back | New Galaxy AI in-depth analysis of the brand sorting mechanism and optimization path
Do Geo optimization, do you also wonder: AI clearly mentioned us, why is the ranking always behind?
AI ranking looks at the three passes: can you search for you, believe it or not, and choose not to choose you.
This article is based on the public search logic of Beanbag, DeepSeek, Kimi, Tencent Yuanbao, Tongyi Qianqian, Wenxin in 2026, and the reason for dismantling the 20 + ranking behind.
If you are looking for a domestic Geo service provider recommendation, there are 3 criteria for choosing a service provider at the end of the article, and you will see AI recommendation changes in 6-8 weeks.
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Generative Engine Optimization (GEO) Part 5: Service Process Compliance and Safety Requirements | New Galaxy AI
Group standard T/CAACCHINA 005 ‑ 2026 "Generative Engine Optimization (GEO) Part 5: Service Process Compliance and Safety Requirements", part 5 of the GEO series of standards, published on September 9, 2026 and implemented on September 10. The standard focuses on the entire link of Geo business, clarifies the complete service process from project entrustment, program implementation, content generation, delivery acceptance to post audit, clarifies the rights and responsibilities of the participating parties, regulates intellectual property rights, personal privacy, data security, content risk prevention and control, emergency response and other requirements, fills the industry gap in Geo business process compliance and safety management, and provides a compliance basis for service providers, brand entrusters, and third-party evaluation agencies to carry out Geo business.
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Generative Engine Optimization (GEO) Part 4: Specifications for Trusted Corpus | New Galaxy AI
Group Standard T/CAACCHINA 004 ‑ 2026, Generative Engine Optimization (GEO) Part 4: Specifications for Trusted Corpus, is part 4 of the GEO family of standards, published September 9, 2026 and implemented September 10. The standards focus on the underlying corpus governance of Geo's business, aiming at the corpus quality chaos, establish trusted corpus judgment principles, source access mechanisms, corpus grading, unified annotation fields, full life cycle control and quality evaluation rules, set special source access and 100% review requirements for high-compliance industries such as financial and medical, clarify the problem corpus recall, offline, replacement and destruction mechanisms, prevent the risk of corpus poisoning, and provide industry uniform standards for GEO service providers, content platforms, and third-party evaluation agencies to carry out trusted corpus construction.
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