Edikka Observatory · wave 1 · Media kit
30 GEO offers. 9 verifiable evidence trails.
The Observatory measures what a third party can verify publicly, with no ranking, names or individual scores.
- Published dataset
- 2026-07-16
- Version
- 1.0.2
- DOI
- 10.5281/zenodo.21943813
- Licence
- CC BY 4.0
Editorial angle
France’s GEO market knows how to sell the service; its public evidence standard is still being built.
« A screenshot is not yet evidence: it needs a date, context, a baseline and a verifiable trail. »
01 · Three figures to retain
30 GEO offers. 9 verifiable evidence trails.
30websites observed
16/30cases or experiments
9/30verifiable evidence trails
02 · What the data shows
The public-evidence funnel
GEO offer 30/30
Published method 27/30
Case or experiment 16/30
Baseline or protocol 13/30
Verifiable evidence 9/30
03 · Method in four points
Method in four points
- Deterministic panel of 30 websites selected from five queries frozen before scanning.
- Eight web-foundation checks and ten evidence checks, kept separate.
- Two scans 18 hours apart; any technical discrepancy is marked inconclusive.
- Public results are aggregate and anonymised only, with a versioned method and changelog.
04 · Limits to quote
Limits to quote
- Non-random panel limited to one wave.
- Measures published signals, not total capability or confidential cases.
- No ranking, individual score or commercial causality.
05 · Two publication-ready visuals
Two publication-ready visuals
Three-figure press CSVCSV · CC BY 4.0 Source dataset CSV10.5281/zenodo.21943813 Full methodVersion 1.0.2 Permanent DOI recordZenodo · 10.5281/zenodo.21943813
Recommended citation
Morel, B. (2026). Public GEO Evidence Among Agencies in France: Wave 1 Aggregate Dataset and Methodology (Version 1.0.2) [Dataset]. Zenodo. https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.21943813
The key-figure CSV and visuals are released under CC BY 4.0. Credit “Source: Edikka” and link to the DOI. Do not infer individual results from aggregate data.
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