Does Google or ChatGPT recommend you?
Page one is not the same as picked.
People now ask a question and get one answer. AI SEO means being that answer, on Google and in AI assistants like ChatGPT. The foundations are the same, and I build them into the page.
Ranked, not chosen
Ranking is not the same as being chosen.
A site can sit on page one and still never get picked, because the result above it answers the question and yours describes the company. Meanwhile AI assistants are reading the same pages and citing the ones with clear structure and real answers. Most SEO work still chases keywords and backlinks and ignores what the page actually says to a person, or a machine, looking for help.
Measured, not promised
SEO is done on the page, not around it.
Ranking and being cited by an AI assistant are one job. Both read the same page, and both reward the same things: a fast site they can crawl, a page that says plainly what you do and where, and structured data that hands a machine the answer it would otherwise have to guess.
Foundations earn before rankings do.
The technical layer is not the boring part you do first and forget. A site that loads fast, answers the search it is found for and gives a customer one clear next step starts earning while the rankings are still settling. Search then compounds on top of a site that already works.
No guaranteed positions and no secret tricks. Every month you see what is ranking, what is not, and what I changed because of it.
What I build
Foundations, answers, structure, then content.
I start with the technical layer: speed, indexing, sitemap, structured data that tells search engines and AI assistants exactly what you do and where. Then pages built to answer what people search for, one intent per page. Then content that keeps compounding, through the blog engine if you want it automated. Everything is measured against real search data, and reported in plain English.
- Technical foundations verified live: speed, indexing, sitemap, schema
- Service and area pages built for one search intent each
- Structured data written for search engines and AI assistants alike
- Search performance data reviewed monthly, with changes made from it
- Content that compounds, automated through the blog engine if you choose
How it works
Five steps. Foundations first.
01
I audit and fix the foundations
What is blocking indexing, what is slow, what is missing. Fixed first, because nothing else works until it is.
02
I pull the search data
Before I build, I pull live search data so I know exactly what your customers are typing into Google. Then those words go into your site.
03
I build the pages
Service pages, area pages, answer pages. Each one written for a real search and structured so machines understand it.
04
I add content that compounds
Regular posts that answer the questions your customers ask, published on a system so it does not stop.
05
I measure and adjust
Real search data, monthly. What is climbing gets more. What is not gets rethought.
Asked before you did.
Often built alongside
Where I work
Asked before you did.
Technical fixes are made in the first weeks. New pages typically take a couple of months to settle. Content compounds over six to twelve months. I will show you the real data as it moves rather than promising a date.
No, and nobody honest does. I guarantee the work is done properly and measured, and I show you what is ranking and what is not every month.
The things that get a page cited by an AI assistant are largely the same things that rank it: clear structure, real answers, structured data, a fast crawlable site. I build for both from the start.
Not to start. Foundations and service pages come first. A blog is how you keep growing after that, and the blog engine makes it sustainable rather than a chore.
The foundations are a project. Ongoing SEO, if you want it, is a monthly arrangement covering measurement, page work and content. I say what each includes before you commit.
Yes, within the limits of the platform. Some platforms make the technical layer hard to fix, and if that is the case I will say so before you spend anything.
What you get back
You stop paying for every click and start being found for free, month after month.
Want to know where you stand?
Run the free audit for the headline, then tell me what you want to be found for. I will show you the gap.