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# Creating GEOReport Account

### How to create your GEOReport Account

Before you can analyze your website’s AI visibility, you need to create a GEOReport account.&#x20;

You have two options:

1. **Continue with Google** – Use your Google account to log in instantly.
2. **Sign up with Work Email** – Enter your company email, create a password (minimum 6 characters), and click *Sign Up*.

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### **Why this matters for AI visibility:**

Using a **work email (e.g., <you@company.com>)** instead of a free email (like Gmail) builds credibility. AI models like ChatGPT often give more trust to verified business domains when deciding which sources to surface. If your domain looks professional and consistent, it sends a positive signal both to users and AI engines.

Next step: After signing up, check your inbox for a confirmation link.

* If you don’t see it, check your spam folder.
* Still nothing? Click Resend confirmation email.&#x20;

Once confirmed, click **Begin Onboarding** to continue.

**Example:**

Imagine two businesses:

* <johnseo@gmail.com> creates an account.
* <jane@digitalgrowth.com> creates an account.

Even though both can use GEOReport, Jane’s setup is more aligned with how AI evaluates trust. GEO nudges you in that direction from the very beginning.&#x20;

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### FAQs

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<summary><strong>Why do I need to use a work email instead of Gmail or Yahoo?</strong></summary>

Because AI models and GEOReport both value trust signals. A professional domain (e.g., <you@brand.com>) aligns your account with your business identity, just like how AI evaluates credibility in websites.

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<summary><strong>Can I still use GEOReport if I sign up with a personal email?</strong></summary>

Yes, but some features (like credibility scoring and client reporting) work better when your account is tied to a business domain.

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<summary> <strong>I didn’t get the confirmation email. What should I do?</strong></summary>

Check your spam or promotions folder. If it’s not there, click Resend confirmation email on the sign-up page. Still nothing? Add @georeport.ai to your safe senders list and try again.

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<summary><strong>Do I need to verify my email to start using GEOReport?</strong></summary>

Yes. Verification ensures your account is secure and prevents AI visibility data from being tied to unverified or spammy domains.

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<summary><strong>Is my data safe when I use Google Sign-In?</strong></summary>

Yes. GEOReport only uses Google for secure authentication. We don’t access your emails, contacts, or files. Just your login credentials for account creation.

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<summary> <strong>Does creating an account instantly improve my AI visibility?</strong></summary>

No. Creating an account doesn’t change how AI assistants see your site. It simply unlocks the tools you’ll use to analyze and improve your AI visibility.&#x20;

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