Companies that are building their visibility and sales online have been significantly increasing their investments in AI positioning for two years now. This trend is a response to changes in search engines and users’ changing habits, seeking information not only on Google but also on ChatGPT and Gemini.
Large enterprises have adapted to the changes more quickly and have seen opportunities for themselves. As a result, they are investing larger budgets in the new channel than small and medium-sized businesses (SMBs).

Separating the budget for AISO/GEO is a good strategy, as it is a marketing channel measured differently from SEO or SEM activities, even though these channels influence each other and are often complementary. By 2026, many companies will already be investing 2-3% of their total marketing budget in the AISO/GEO channel.
Is this a lot?
Considering that entire marketing budgets are spent on traditional media (TV, radio, outdoor), advertising campaigns (Google Ads, Meta Ads, LinkedIn Ads), SEO, social media, and email campaigns, 2-3% means investments of PLN 80,000-120,000 per month for global enterprise companies (large listed companies in Poland such as banks, telecoms, and retailers).
For medium-sized companies, investments in building visibility in AI already reach PLN 6,000-10,000, and small dynamic companies invest PLN 800-4,000 per month in GEO/AISO, i.e., 20-35% of their budgets are invested in SEO activities.
If you are wondering how to plan your budget for the next year, whether to include AI positioning (since it will not always be a good choice), and how to navigate concepts related to artificial intelligence, we explain below.
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