SEO, AEO & GEO Optimization
Technical and content SEO, plus AEO/GEO structuring so your site is extractable and citable by ChatGPT, Perplexity, and Google AI Overviews — not just ranked in traditional search.
Traditional SEO gets you ranked; AEO and GEO get you cited inside AI-generated answers, which is where an increasing share of search traffic actually gets answered now. We do both together — technical SEO fundamentals (schema, sitemaps, Core Web Vitals) plus the structural patterns (direct-answer blocks, FAQ schema, comparison tables) that AI systems reward.
Most sites still optimize purely for the traditional ten blue links, which misses a growing share of queries that get answered directly inside an AI Overview, a ChatGPT response, or a Perplexity summary without a click ever happening. That requires a different kind of content structure — direct-answer passages an AI system can lift as a standalone, self-contained claim, clear question-based headings, and schema markup that actually matches what's visible on the page (a mismatch there is one of the more common, avoidable reasons content gets skipped by AI crawlers). We audit and fix the technical layer first — because none of the AEO work matters if the site isn't crawlable or indexable — then restructure content specifically for extraction.
- Technical SEO audit and fixes — schema markup, sitemaps, canonical tags, Core Web Vitals
- Content structured for direct-answer extraction, not just keyword density
- FAQ and structured-data implementation for AI/AEO citation
- Local SEO and location-page strategy for city/region-specific search intent
- A technical SEO audit with fixes applied, not just a list of issues
- Content restructured with direct-answer blocks, proper heading hierarchy, and schema markup
- FAQPage and Organization schema wired in for AI/AEO extraction
- A sitemap and crawlability setup that stays in sync with the site as it grows
Businesses whose site either isn't ranking, or is ranking but never appears in ChatGPT/Perplexity/AI Overview answers where competitors do.
SEO gets a page ranked in traditional search results; AEO/GEO gets its content cited or summarized directly inside an AI-generated answer (ChatGPT, Perplexity, Google AI Overviews). They share technical foundations but need different content structuring on top.
No — Google retired FAQ rich results for all sites in 2026, so FAQ schema no longer earns that specific SERP feature. It's still useful for structuring clear, extractable Q&A content for AI systems, just not for that particular Google feature.
Checked directly — robots.txt rules for bots like GPTBot, ClaudeBot, and PerplexityBot, whether content renders without requiring JavaScript execution, and whether visible content actually matches any structured data on the page.
The initial engagement is a full audit with fixes applied, not just a report — ongoing work depends on how much the site changes afterward, which is scoped separately.