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Nobody finds you, and the assistants have never heard of you.
01What it involves
Six stages, and rankings are not the first.
Google and AI assistants want the same things: a site they can read, a clear picture of who you are, and pages that answer real questions. So it is one plan, measured on both.
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Fix the technical basics
We make sure search engines can read every page: quick to load, nothing broken, blocked or duplicated. Nothing else works until this does.
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One clear story about you
Your name, services and details, said the same way on your site, listings and profiles. When it all matches, AI assistants describe you correctly.
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Real questions, not keywords
We group searches by the question people are really asking. A page that fully answers it wins on Google and in AI answers.
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Pages worth reading
Clear pages that answer the question properly, with no padding. We interview your experts, so each page says something competitors cannot.
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Labels that match the page
Behind-the-scenes code (structured data) tells search engines what each page is about. It always matches what the page actually says.
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Measured on Google and AI
We report rankings and traffic, and what AI assistants say about you. Few agencies track that yet, and it is changing fastest.
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From you
What we need from you (it is a short list)
- One decision-maker who can sign off
- Access to the site, the analytics and Search Console
- An hour a month with somebody who knows the subject
02Proof
Three sites that had to be found, numbers and all.
Three sites where being found was the real problem, with what Google and AI assistants showed before and after.
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Quote pending — a Search optimization client, in their own words, on what changed.
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03Questions
Five questions that only turn up once search is the project.
Cost, timeline, team and scope are on the services page. These come up once search is the project.
Technical fixes can show in weeks. Content and reputation take months, and anyone promising faster is guessing. On the first call we will tell you which applies to you.
No, and nobody honestly can: Google and the AI tools decide, and they change without warning. We commit to the work, clear reports, and telling you when something stops paying off.
Ways of getting AI assistants to use and mention you when people ask them. Most of the work is the same as SEO: a readable site, a clear story about you and complete answers. The extra part is tracking what the assistants say.
They already answer quick one-line questions, and those clicks are not coming back. Pages that help people make a decision are now worth more, so that is where we focus.
No. Ten pages that fully answer real questions beat fifty thin ones, and they cost less to keep up to date. We would rather write fewer and keep them current.
05Start here
Ask an assistant about you. Then talk to us.
Thirty minutes, no slides. Bring what an AI assistant says about your company. We will have asked it too, and it is the fastest way to see the problem.