Showing up on Google is no longer enough: now you also have to show up in the answers artificial intelligence gives. We optimize your site on all three fronts.
Technical SEO: the foundation almost no one tends to
Before content comes structure. We review and fix what's keeping Google from understanding your site:
- Correct metadata, canonical, and
hreflang. - Structured data (Schema.org) on every page type.
- Core Web Vitals: speed, visual stability, and interactivity.
- Sitemap, robots, and a clean URL architecture.
AEO and GEO: optimization for the AI era
More and more people search by asking ChatGPT, Perplexity, or Google's AI answers. For them to cite you, your content has to be extractable:
- Clear, self-contained answers to real questions.
- FAQs marked up with
FAQPageschema. - An
llms.txtfile that summarizes your site for language models.
Content that answers
We research what your audience is searching for and create content that answers better than the competition. No filler: useful answers that win rankings and trust.
The process: from audit to growth
1. Technical and content audit
We review your site as Google would and as an LLM would: crawlability, speed, structure, existing content, and gaps against the competition.
2. Keyword research
We don't guess. We identify the terms your audience actually uses, separate them by search intent (informational, transactional, navigational), and prioritize the ones that drive qualified traffic.
3. Implementation
We fix technical foundations, restructure content, add structured data, and prepare your site so both Google and AI can understand and cite it.
4. Measurement and continuous improvement
SEO never ends. We monitor rankings, traffic, and conversions, and adjust the strategy every month based on what the data shows.
Industry cases
- Healthcare: clinics and practices that need to show up in local searches and AI Overviews when people ask about symptoms or treatments.
- Retail and e-commerce: stores that depend on organic traffic from categories and product pages, competing against large marketplaces.
- Professional services: lawyers, consultants, and agencies that need authority and content demonstrating expertise to attract high-value clients.
- SaaS and technology: B2B companies competing on technical queries and needing documentation and content that AI cites as an authoritative reference.
