Content architecture for Google, answer engines, and AI Search. No magic powder.

SEO / AEO / GEO for sites that must be found

We craft futuristic experiences where technology, emotion, and visual storytelling merge into one seamless flow.

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What we build into the site

Technical SEO

Indexing, headings, metadata, performance, canonical tags, sitemaps, and pages that do not hide content behind effects.

Core Web Vitals
Metadata & sitemap
Clean URL structure

AEO

Real questions, direct answers, and FAQ blocks that can be lifted into one paragraph without losing context. Boring on purpose. Works nicely.

Answer-first sections
FAQPage when relevant
Question headings

GEO

Content AI engines can cite: sourced data, declarative claims, clear entities, and links to outside authority.

External sources
Dated statistics
Entities and terms

Content clusters

A page map that connects services, guides, FAQ, and case studies. No orphan page that crawlers cannot explain.

Pillar pages
Internal links
Search intents

How does a page become an answer AI can cite?

Short answer: it needs to be accessible, clear, and backed. Google Search Central says pages shown in AI features rely on the same basics as normal Search: content Googlebot can crawl, snippets allowed for display, and structured data that matches visible content. Academic GEO research found that adding sources, statistics, and clear quotations can materially improve visibility in generative answers. So we do not add "GEO" at the end. We plan the page as a knowledge unit: question, answer, source, expansion, internal link. Less shiny than a particle screen. More useful when campaigns go quiet.

The workflow

Search mapping

We audit intent, competitors, repeated questions, and pages already live. Before writing. Yes, actually before.

Day 1

Content architecture

We map pages, H1/H2, internal links, and answer blocks. Every page gets a clear job.

Days 2-3

Copy and schema

We write HE/EN, add FAQ, sources, alt text, and structured data only where it reflects visible content.

Days 4-6

Measure and improve

We review Search Console, queries, weak pages, and missing links. SEO is maintenance, not a launch ritual.

Monthly

01 / 04

The numbers behind the direction

blue links still matter

layers: SEO/AEO/GEO

authority sources per page

schema hidden from page

SEO / AEO / GEO packages

Start with an audit, or rebuild the content layer. No retainer before we know what is broken.

Audit

$950

Technical and content mapping
Prioritized fix report
60-minute walkthrough

Audit my site

Content rebuild

$3,300+

Page map and clusters
HE/EN core-page copy
FAQ, schema, internal links

Build content layer

Always-on

$1,200/mo

Search Console tracking
Monthly pages and articles
Improve by real queries

Start process

Frequently asked questions

SEO helps a page appear in standard search results. AEO builds short answers that answer engines can lift. GEO adds sources, data, and entities so AI engines can cite you. A serious site needs all three layers together.

No. Google says AI features rely on the same Search basics: accessible pages, indexing, clear content, and snippet permissions. Ignore technical SEO and you do not get GEO. You get a nice page nobody reads.

Technical fixes can move within weeks. Content and clusters usually need 2-4 months to show a real Search Console trend. If someone promises first place in a week, ask them for lottery numbers too.

No. FAQ Schema fits only when real questions and answers are visible to users on the page. Google limits FAQ rich results, but visible Q&A is still strong for AEO and clarity.

Search Console access if available, your service list, 3-5 competitors, and the truth about your most profitable customers. From there we map intent, build structure, and return a plan that can be executed.

Want your site to be a source, not just a result?

Start with a short audit: what is crawled, what is missing, and where the content fails to answer.