SEO Services

AI SEO / GEO

Search is no longer just ten blue links — a growing share of answers now come straight from an AI, and being the source it cites is a different game from ranking. AI SEO, or generative engine optimization, is the work of getting a client's brand into those answers. Scope is optimizing for how AI systems retrieve and cite, alongside traditional search rather than instead of it.

The tactics are still forming, so the work is equal parts what's known — structured content, clear entities, authoritative sourcing, being genuinely quotable — and disciplined watching of what actually earns citations as the systems change month to month. We do both, and we tell you which is which rather than dressing up guesses as certainty.

You get a client positioned to show up where discovery is moving, and a plain read on what's working while the field is young. Few agencies have anyone tracking this yet; being early and honest about it is the advantage here.

Technical SEO

A search engine has to crawl, render, and trust a site before its content can rank — that foundation is Technical SEO: site architecture, speed, indexation, structured data, and the crawl issues that quietly cap a site's ceiling. Scope is the engineering side of search, not the content or the links.

It's the least visible SEO work and the most likely to be the actual problem. A site can have good content and still not rank because it's slow, blocks crawlers by accident, or buries pages behind a structure the search engine won't dig through.

A specialist audits the site the way a crawler sees it, prioritizes fixes by impact rather than by a 200-item checklist, and writes them up so a developer — yours, ours, or the client's — can implement without guessing. The output is a ranked list of specific changes, not a PDF of red and green scores.

You get a site search engines can actually use, and problems found before they cost a client rankings. This is deep, specific expertise most agencies can't keep on staff — available for the audit and the fixes without a full-time hire.

Local SEO

For a business with a location, the map pack matters more than the tenth organic result. Local SEO is the work of ranking there: Google Business Profile, reviews, citations, and the local signals that decide who shows up when someone searches nearby.

The profile gets optimized and kept current, citations made consistent across the directories that matter, reviews managed, and local landing pages built for businesses with more than one location. You get a client showing up in the searches that actually drive calls and foot traffic. It's a well-understood discipline done consistently — which is exactly where most local SEO falls down.

eCommerce SEO

Category and product pages that actually rank are the point of eCommerce SEO — the ones that turn organic search into revenue instead of just traffic, on a store that might have thousands of them.

eCommerce SEO is search work at catalog scale: category and product page optimization, the faceted-navigation and duplicate-content problems unique to stores, internal linking across a big catalog, and the technical issues a platform like Shopify or Magento introduces. Scope is organic search for the store, distinct from the paid media running beside it.

A specialist works the catalog systematically — templates and rules that improve thousands of pages at once, not one product at a time — and untangles the crawl and duplication traps that quietly waste a store's ranking potential. This is SEO that understands ecommerce specifically, not general SEO pointed at a store and hoping.