SEO, AEO & GEO that get you found on Google & named in AI answers.

SEO helps your website rank in Google's regular results. AEO makes your content the direct answer Google shows in AI Overviews, featured snippets and voice search. GEO helps AI assistants such as ChatGPT, Perplexity, Gemini and Copilot name your business when someone asks for a recommendation. All three rest on clear, trusted information about you.

Yes. Google is still where most people search, and Google says its usual SEO best practices also apply to its AI answers. AI assistants also read websites that are well built and easy to understand. Good SEO is the foundation that AEO and GEO are built on, not something they replace.

Make it easy for AI tools to understand and trust you. That means a clear website that answers real questions, the same business description on every profile, steady genuine reviews, and mentions on sites the tools read, such as directories, local press and industry pages. Nobody can pay to be named.

Fixes like a complete Google Business Profile and clear service pages can help within weeks. Ranking for competitive searches usually takes several months, because Google needs time to trust new pages. AI answers change often, so we check them every month. We'll tell you on the first call what is realistic in your market.

We quote SEO, AEO and GEO as one plan after a free call. The price depends on how many services and areas you cover, how many pages need writing, the state of your website and how competitive your market is. There is no ad spend, and the pages keep working after they are built.

No, and be careful of anyone who does. Google and AI tools decide what to show, and they change often. What we can promise is the work that earns those places: a sound website, useful answers, consistent profiles and honest reviews, plus a monthly report showing what changed.

Local SEO helps you appear when people nearby search for your service, including the map results. If you serve clients in an area, such as a clinic, a law firm or a cleaning company, you need it. It starts with your Google Business Profile, reviews and a page for each area you serve.

Not always. Service and area pages do most of the work for many businesses. A blog helps when your buyers ask many questions before they buy, which is common for coaches, consultants and professional services. Every article should answer one real question and link to the service it relates to.

You can do the basics yourself: complete your Google Business Profile, ask every happy client for a review, and answer common questions on your website. The harder parts are technical fixes, building pages that rank against competitors and tracking AI answers every month. Many owners do the basics and hand us the rest.