SEO & GEO Services

Your customers now look for you in two places: on Google's results page and in the answers AI tools such as ChatGPT, Gemini, Google AI Overviews and AI Mode give them. SEO is the work that gets your site ranking for the right queries in search engines. GEO (Generative Engine Optimization) is the work that makes AI cite or recommend your brand when it answers a question. This service is designed for corporate sites, e-commerce stores and multilingual businesses that want to win customers from organic search.

Both rest on the same foundation: content that is crawlable, fast, clearly structured and genuinely useful. Google itself says there are no additional requirements or special optimizations needed to appear in AI Overviews or AI Mode; what matters is that the page is indexed and eligible to be shown with a snippet. That's why we treat GEO not as a trick detached from SEO, but as content and measurement work built on a solid SEO foundation.

Here's the difference: we're not an agency that hands over a report and leaves, we're a software team. We find crawling and indexing issues, meta tags showing up in the wrong language, broken canonical and hreflang setups, missing structured data or markup that doesn't match the page, and slow pages, and we fix them in your site's code ourselves. If access to the source code or admin panel isn't possible, we deliver the findings as a task list clear enough for your current developer to implement.

Every engagement starts with an audit. We crawl your site, review your Search Console data, and check whether your robots.txt, CDN or firewall settings are unintentionally blocking Google or AI search crawlers. We look at which queries your competitors win and test whom AI assistants recommend when people ask about your industry.

We rank the findings by impact and ship the technical fixes that will pay off fastest first. Then we work out which queries you need to show up for and build the content plan around those queries and the questions your customers actually ask. In the months that follow we create new content, keep existing pages current and clear, and track Core Web Vitals with real-user data. In our writing we answer the question in the first sentence and back claims with sources. On e-commerce sites we also handle the structure of category and product pages and the duplicate URLs that filters create; on multilingual sites, we make sure each language is indexed at its own URL with metadata in the right language.

We don't rely on shortcuts. We don't buy links, we don't mark up information that isn't on the page, and we don't sell structured data as a magic key; for example, Google has not shown FAQ rich results in Search since May 7, 2026. We add files like llms.txt when it makes sense, but since they aren't an official standard, we don't promise results from them alone.

What you receive is concrete: a roadmap ranked by impact, fixes implemented in code, a query-driven content plan and a monthly report that shows, with Search Console and Analytics data, what we did and why. Because AI Overviews and AI Mode traffic is reported inside overall web search in Search Console, we track your visibility in AI assistants separately with regular tests.

We don't guarantee rankings, because nobody can; Google's own guidance says so plainly. Instead we write down up front which queries we want to win impressions and clicks for, set measurable goals and review progress with you every month.