SEO and GEO

GEO is looking after your website and the mentions of you, so people find you not only on Google but also in answers from ChatGPT or Gemini when they ask for a business like yours. The more people ask AI, the more sense it makes. Every website we build for you gets basic SEO and GEO.

SEO is about where you show up in search results. GEO is about whether AI mentions you when someone asks for a business like yours. Both rest on the same foundation: a clear website, plain information about what you do and where, and mentions of you on other websites.

No, and nobody honest can. Google decides the order and it changes. What we can promise is what we do: fix what holds your website back, add pages for what people search for, and show you at the end what has changed.

Ads bring visits straight away, but only while you pay for them. SEO takes longer to get going, but visits from search don't stop the moment you stop paying. Starting with both often makes sense.

No. A blog helps when it answers questions your customers really have. Writing articles just for Google makes no sense. Well-written service pages and FAQs are often enough.

Not necessarily. We start by auditing the website you already have and fixing what holds you back in search.

We start by checking the website and what was done on it. Often it is a technical error, missing pages for what people search for, or bought links that don't help. Then we tell you what to fix.

Yes, if you serve customers at your premises or at theirs. Google intends the profile for such businesses. In that case it is part of the service, including reviews, which people often use to decide whom to contact.

At the start we note how the website shows up in search according to Google Search Console. At the end you get an overview of what we fixed and what changed in the data. Whether AI assistants mention you can't be measured reliably, so we don't promise it.

Access to your website admin, to Google Search Console and Seznam Webmaster if you have them (if not, we set them up together), and to your Google Business Profile if you have one. Plus a list of services and places where you want to be seen, and a few searches your customers should find you by.

We make the fixes on the website right at the start. Search engines and AI assistants then need time to crawl the pages again and start showing them. It usually takes weeks to months, not days. We can't give you an exact date in advance, because we don't decide it.