SEO for search engines and AI answers.
Traditional SEO (Google ranking) plus AEO (answer engines), AIO (AI assistants), and GEO (AI Overviews + generative results). Your buyer checks all four before they call; the work to show up in each overlaps more than most agencies admit.
A lot of SEO advice is still written for the Google of 2018. Buyers now ask ChatGPT and read AI Overviews, and those decide what to cite using different signals from classic rankings.
We treat answer engines as seriously as Google: schema.org JSON-LD, an llms.txt file, and pages written around the questions your buyers ask.
Buyers now ask Google, ChatGPT, and Gemini the same question. Do this work and you get quoted in all of them, not just one.
What this service covers.
Technical SEO baseline
Crawlability, robots.txt, sitemaps, canonicals, redirects, status codes. The foundation, done properly so the rest has something to stand on.
Structured data (Schema.org)
JSON-LD for Organization, Article, FAQPage, Service, Product and BreadcrumbList. AI assistants read it directly, and most sites still don't have it.
Answer & question optimization
Pages that answer the question a buyer typed in their opening lines. AI Overviews, featured snippets and ChatGPT citations reward that far more than keyword-heavy paragraphs.
Core Web Vitals
Speed measured on real visits (LCP, INP, CLS) rather than Lighthouse tests. Google ranks on it, and AI engines weigh it when picking sources.
llms.txt + AI crawler surfaces
Modern AI crawlers respect llms.txt to find your highest-signal content. We set it up + maintain it as your site evolves.
Honest reporting
Search Console, analytics and hand-checked AI citations. We tell you what made a difference and what didn't.
When businesses usually come to us.
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1Site has decent classic SEO but you're invisible when buyers ask ChatGPT or Claude about your space.
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2Lots of long-tail content that never ranks for the actual questions buyers type.
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3An inherited site that has no structured data or llms.txt and was never written with answer engines in mind.
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4B2B or professional-services site that needs to be the cited authority in a tight niche.
How we handle it.
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AI visibility (AEO/AIO/GEO) treated as a first-class concern, not bolted-on SEO tooling.
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Structured data written into the theme, so it doesn't depend on a plugin that might break at the next WordPress update.
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Straight reporting: what worked, what didn't, and what we'd try next.
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Performance, SEO and hosting owned by one person. No finger-pointing across three vendors when something regresses.
How I think about AI search
People still search Google, but more of them now also ask ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini or Google's AI Overviews, and those tools pick who to cite differently. I don't expect either to go away, so we work on both, and the same person handles both so they don't pull against each other.
Sites we look after every day.
Everything above is work we already do for the businesses below.
Related services.
Maintenance & Security
Most sites get maintained on the day something breaks. Plugin updates pile up. Backups stop being tested. A hardening setting was on "best effort" three years ago.
Agency & White-Label
Agency hosting gets messy fast: client A on a generic shared host, client B on a "managed WP" platform, client C with their own provider. Support tickets land everywhere.
Emergency support
Site is down right now. Your host's tier-one is reading from a script. Your developer is unreachable. Customers are calling. The clock is ticking.
Hosting Audits
You inherited a site, or your current setup has accumulated over years. Hosts, plugins, third-party services, monitoring tools. Some help. Some don't. Some are billing you for nothing.
Ready to talk it through?
Tell us what you're running and what's frustrating. We'll write back with a real evaluation and tell you honestly whether this is the right fit.