SEO and AI search visibility (GEO)
Search is splitting in two. Buyers still type into Google, but a growing share ask an AI assistant for a shortlist and never see a results page. We cover both: the technical SEO and content that rank, and the structured data and entity work that decides whether an AI recommends you.
What we actually build
Search is splitting in two. We cover both: classic technical SEO, content and local ranking for Google, plus the structured data and entity work that decides whether AI assistants recommend you when a buyer asks them for a vendor.
The technical floor, fixed
Crawlability, server-rendered content, Core Web Vitals, schema and internal linking — the things that quietly cap everything else you do.
Answers AI engines can cite
Clear, sourceable content and consistent entity markup, so an assistant asked for a vendor has something concrete of yours to quote.
Local where it pays
Google Business Profile, location pages and local schema for the cities you actually serve and can deliver in.
Who this is for
Sites that do not rank
A technical audit that explains why, ranked by what will move first.
New sites
Structure, schema and a content plan set up before the first article is written.
Local businesses
Maps and city-level visibility in a defined catchment.
AI-era brands
Being the answer when a buyer asks ChatGPT or Perplexity for a shortlist.
SEO & AI Search Visibility — common questions
What is GEO, and is it different from SEO?
Generative engine optimisation is about being cited by AI assistants rather than ranked on a results page. It shares the technical foundation with SEO but leans harder on clear factual content, consistent entity data and structured markup a model can lift an answer from.
How long before we see movement?
Technical fixes show within weeks. Competitive commercial rankings take a quarter or more, and we report leading indicators — indexation, impressions, position bands — so progress is visible before revenue moves.
Do you write the content too?
Yes, or we brief and edit your team's. Either way the plan is built from real search demand and the questions your sales calls keep repeating, not from a keyword list bought in bulk.
Thirty minutes. One honest answer.
Tell us what is slowing your business down. You leave with a written recommendation and a fixed price — even if the answer is that you do not need us yet.
No sales deck. No obligation. Prefer email? [email protected]