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How to build a GEO client package from one run with Geolook

Produce a diagnosis report, strategy, execution plan, ticket CSV, and acceptance sheet for a client from one project.

Who it is forA GEO consultant or agency that bills clients for diagnosis and implementation work.

The problemPackaging GEO findings into client-ready files takes hours of manual work after each audit.

The outcomeAn HTML and CSV delivery package with a diagnosis report, strategy, execution plan, ticket CSV, and acceptance sheet, plus a one-page summary for leadership.

What you need first

  • Python 3.9+ on macOS or Linux (Windows via WSL)
  • git
  • Optional: an engine API key, such as DeepSeek or GLM, for automated sampling and drafts

Steps

  1. Run pip3 install requests beautifulsoup4 lxml and python3 scripts/geo.py ui.
  2. Create the client brand project with python3 scripts/geo.py new --url https://example.com --market.
  3. Wait for the full cycle to finish, then open the Results page.
  4. Export the complete client delivery package, which includes the HTML report and the CSV files.

Prompt for your agent

Using the geolook repo at <repo path>, generate the full client delivery package for <client URL>. List each file produced, confirm the ticket CSV row count matches the open tickets on the Action page, and report any section that came out empty.

Caveat. The package reflects only the data the tool could measure, so an unsampled engine appears as unmeasured rather than with a score.

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