SEO is not a trick but a sum: a site that is technically sound, pages that answer your customer's question and authority you earn. We do all three, and show in numbers what it delivers.
You get three concrete ways to improve your findability. Even if you never become a client.
Skip one and you stall. Technical work without content delivers nothing, content without authority stays invisible.
Can Google read you
Crawlability, indexing, load speed, mobile behaviour and structured data. With a site that loads slowly or only shows content after JavaScript, it stops there.
Do you answer the question
Pages built around what your customer types, not around how you talk about your offering internally. One subject per page, in plain language.
Are you trusted
Mentions, references and reviews from places that matter in your market. Earned, not bought: purchased links are a risk, not a strategy.
We start by measuring, then repair the foundations, and only then build content and authority.
We check your site for indexing, load time, internal structure, duplicate content and structured data. You get a list with priorities, not one with two hundred warnings.
Crawlability, Core Web Vitals, mobile rendering, sitemaps and schema markup. With a site that only shows content after JavaScript, we solve that at the source.
Which questions your customer asks, which of those are commercially interesting, and who answers them now. The page structure follows from that, not the other way round.
Sharpening existing pages and creating new ones where needed: one search question per page, headings that ask the question literally, the answer at the top.
New site or new URL structure? We build the redirect map, test every old URL and track in Search Console whether rankings follow.
Search Console and GA4 set up correctly, and a monthly report in plain language: which pages rose, which questions brought visitors, what we will do next month.
They do not compete, they cover different moments in your customer's search. GEO joins them as a third, for the moment someone asks an AI assistant.
| SEO | Google Ads | |
|---|---|---|
| What it delivers | Free traffic, structurally | Immediate traffic for as long as you pay |
| When it shows | From roughly three months | Within days |
| Cost over time | Falls per visitor | Stays per click |
| What it asks of you | Technology, content, patience | Budget and steering |
| Best for | Questions your customer keeps asking | Peaks, tests and new markets |
Four phases, each with a result you can check.
Technology, content and authority measured, plus your current rankings and traffic recorded. This is the benchmark we settle against later.
The technical blockages removed: indexing, speed, mobile, structure and markup. Usually the point where the first gains become visible.
Page structure built on the search demand, existing copy sharpened and the gaps filled. One subject per page and a clear next step.
Looking every month at what rises and what stays put, and adjusting the plan accordingly. SEO is a series of corrections, not a one-off delivery.
Google keeps updating its algorithm, competitors keep publishing and your own site changes. Without maintenance, rankings you built with effort slowly slide away.
More and more people ask ChatGPT or Perplexity for advice. GEO makes sure those assistants name you. It shares its technical basis with SEO.
Being visible while you build your SEO. Search campaigns on the questions where you do not rank organically yet.
Many SEO problems are build problems. We build sites where the technology is right from day one.
The whole picture: SEO, advertising, conversion and reporting in one approach with one point of contact.
Technical improvements often come through within weeks. For gains on competitive searches, count on three to six months, with growth that keeps building after that. On a new site it takes longer than on an existing domain with history.
No, and anyone who does is selling something other than SEO. Google decides the order and it changes constantly. What we can do: get the foundations in order, measure where you stand and show every month what is moving.
SEO is about Google's classic search results. GEO is about being named in the answer of AI assistants such as ChatGPT and Perplexity. The technical basis largely overlaps, but GEO makes extra demands on citability and entity markup.
No. Purchased links go against Google's guidelines and can damage your site. We build authority with content worth referring to, and with mentions in places that carry weight in your market.
Not if it goes well. The risk sits in URLs that change without a redirect. We build a redirect map in advance, test every old URL after go-live and follow in Search Console whether indexing and rankings come along.
Yes. We work on WordPress, Shopify, Directus and custom platforms. If a technical problem sits in the build itself, we say so, even when that means development work is needed.
In the free growth analysis we look at your findability, your site and your advertising, and give you three concrete improvements.