SEO & AI Search

Technical fixes tend to show first. Content compounds, which is slower, and anyone promising page one by a fixed date is reading you a horoscope. So we start with a visibility audit, Google and the AI engines side by side, to see how far the site has to travel, then work in monthly sprints against quarterly targets. You see the trendline every month, including the flat stretches.

Showing up in the answer, not on page two of the results, when a buyer asks an AI about your category. The engines answer from whoever made themselves easiest to cite, so the work is unglamorous: a clean schema graph, entity cleanup so machines know exactly who you are, and key pages restructured to answer first. Then we baseline where you are cited today and track it monthly on your money questions.

We write it, in your voice. AI speeds up the drafting; the positions and expertise come from you, and we check every piece against real sources before it ships. Each piece maps to a question buyers actually ask, and the audit often says to upgrade existing pages before publishing new ones, since fewer, stronger pages concentrate authority. We don't publish a pile of generic AI posts and hope; that teaches Google and buyers to ignore you.

Pipeline from search. Rankings are vanity; the number we report against is qualified leads attributed to organic search. We still watch rankings on the terms that map to revenue, as a diagnostic, and where tracking is possible we log citations in AI answers for your money questions against the baseline set in the audit. If a metric can't change a decision, we don't report it.