When buyers ask Google or ChatGPT who to hire, the answer is built from pages search engines already trust. We make your site one of them, with a fixed monthly scope of work and reports from Google’s and Bing’s own data.
Get a free reviewAI assistants don’t invent recommendations. They retrieve pages from a search index and build the answer from them. Google’s own guidance says it plainly: optimizing for generative AI search is still SEO. What changed is what weighs more.
Assistants recommend companies that others talk about.
Asked “who would you recommend?”, an assistant also looks at reviews, directories, publications and profiles. That’s why we build mentions alongside content, not after it.
Google Business Profile is no longer the only listing that matters.
Bing Places feeds Bing and Microsoft Copilot, Apple Business Connect feeds Apple Maps and Siri, and industry directories add weight. We set them up and keep your details identical everywhere.
Search engines now report it themselves.
Search Console shows your impressions in AI Overviews and AI Mode. Bing Webmaster Tools shows how often your pages are cited as sources in Copilot answers, and for which queries. This is data from the search engines, not third-party estimates.
Your site has to cover the demand in your niche with pages and be known beyond its own domain. Everything else is a tool for these two jobs.
One search intent, one page. We group your market’s queries into clusters and answer each with a service page, a case study or an expert article.
This is the lever fully in our hands: the more intents your pages answer well, the more traffic and AI citations you earn.
We publish on industry platforms and directories, post the reviews your clients give you and make sure every mention names you the same way.
We claim and complete your listings in Google Business Profile, Bing Places, Apple Business Connect and your industry’s directories.
If you serve specific cities or neighborhoods, we target them one by one: narrower queries cost less to win and bring buyers who already know what they want.
We track rankings, traffic, AI visibility and leads against the plan, and change course when the data says so, not a quarter later.
You buy a strategy and a set volume of work, not a promised number of leads. The mix inside the month shifts as we go; the volume and the price don’t.
$1,200starting price per month · 6 months minimum recommended
Month one costs the same as any other month.
Projects where content and SEO worked as one system, with the numbers behind them.
Every piece of work is documented. Once a month you get a report in four parts.
Every task with links to the exact pages, placements and profiles. This is how you see what you paid for.
Rankings for priority queries, Search Console clicks and impressions, AI Overviews and AI Mode impressions, Copilot citations, where assistants name you and who they name instead, organic traffic, leads by source, and calls and direction requests from your Business Profile.
What worked, what didn’t and what we change. Adjusting the plan is part of the job: algorithms change, competitors move, and some hypotheses don’t hold.
The pieces of content and publications we’ll deliver next, agreed with you.
Think of a taxi ride to the airport. The driver keeps to the agreed route, stays focused and follows the rules, but can’t control the road: closures, roadworks, weather. In search, the road is algorithm updates and your competitors’ work.
“No one can guarantee a #1 ranking on Google.”
No. Google’s guidance on generative AI features says optimizing for them is still SEO: AI Overviews and AI Mode run on the same ranking systems as regular results. Visibility in ChatGPT, Gemini, Perplexity and Copilot is part of the same plan at no extra cost.
Not as paid work. Google says it doesn’t need AI text files or special markup, and that you don’t have to split content into small chunks or rewrite it for AI. We spend your budget on what moves rankings: pages, reputation and technical health.
No, and be wary of anyone who does: Google warns against SEOs who guarantee rankings. We guarantee the volume and quality of the work, a strategy based on official guidance and an honest monthly report.
Indexing takes days to a few weeks. Rankings for specific long-tail queries can appear in the first month, and traffic grows with the number of intents your pages cover. AI citations and organic leads build up over the following months, which is why we recommend at least six.
A landing page: a new service, sub-service or location page, or a portfolio project rebuilt into a full case study with hand-written descriptions and alt text. An article: an expert piece for a specific group of queries, published under your expert’s name. A deep rework of an existing page counts too. We agree on the exact eight at the start of each month.
They work as a pair. Articles bring most of the traffic, because informational searches far outnumber commercial ones. Landing pages turn that traffic into leads. Articles without landing pages bring readers, not clients; landing pages without articles have little traffic to convert.
To open platforms and industry directories where publishing is free: professional communities, niche directories, project showcases and expert answers. We shortlist them in month one and publish only where you approve. We don’t buy links.
Access to Search Console, analytics and your site, the reviews you’ve collected from clients, your expertise for articles and case studies, and your sign-off on each month’s plan.