SEO and GEO: be found in search and in AI answers

More and more buyers start with a question to ChatGPT, Claude or Gemini instead of a search box. We make sure both search engines and assistants can find, understand and correctly describe your site.

What usually stands in the way

Search engines can't read the site properly.

Slow pages, broken structure or content loaded only by scripts mean pages get indexed badly or not at all.

AI assistants describe you wrongly, or not at all.

When what you do, where and for whom isn't stated clearly, a model fills the gap itself or names someone else.

One page tries to rank for everything.

Services, industries and locations are mixed together, so no page clearly answers a specific question.

Nobody knows what's working.

There is no baseline, so changes are made on instinct and results can't be told apart from noise.

How we build it

  1. Measure where you stand

    Search visibility, technical health and how AI assistants describe you today.

  2. Fix the technical base

    Speed, indexing, canonical and language tags, sitemaps and structured data.

  3. Structure the content

    One clear page per service, industry or question, with the facts stated plainly.

  4. Make the company unambiguous

    The same name, services, location and relationships across the site and its structured data.

  5. Track and adjust

    Rankings, traffic and AI mentions compared with the baseline, and the next fixes chosen from that.

What the work includes

  • Technical SEO audit

    Crawling, indexing, speed and structure issues, ordered by impact.

  • AI visibility check

    What ChatGPT, Claude and Gemini say about you, and what is missing or wrong.

  • Structured data

    Organisation, services, FAQs and breadcrumbs marked up so machines don't have to guess.

  • Service and industry pages

    Focused pages that each answer one need, instead of one page for everything.

  • Multilingual sites

    Correct language versions and hreflang, so each market gets the right page.

    Web development and e-commerce

What we build with

Most of the work is structure and clarity rather than tools. The tools are there to measure it.

  • Google Search Console
  • Schema.org
  • Core Web Vitals
  • hreflang
  • llms.txt
  • VisiaQ

Common questions

Generative engine optimisation: making sure AI assistants such as ChatGPT, Claude and Gemini can find, understand and correctly describe your company when someone asks them.

No. AI assistants rely largely on the same things search engines do: pages they can crawl, clear structure and consistent facts. Good SEO is most of the groundwork.

No, and nobody honestly can. We can fix what holds the site back, measure the change and show what moved.

Technical fixes usually show first, once search engines recrawl the pages. Content and AI visibility take longer. We agree at the start what to measure, so progress is visible.

Do you know what AI assistants say about your company?

Send us your website address. We'll look at how it shows up in search and in AI answers, and what to fix first.