SEO & Generative Engine Optimization
Be findable in search results — and legible to the AI systems answering above them.
Overview
Earned press earns links; SEO turns those links into durable rankings. Generative engine optimization (GEO) is the newer half of the same job: structuring your site, entity data, and published expertise so AI answer engines can read who you are, what you do, and who vouches for it. We run both together because the same assets — clean technical health, real schema, consistent entity signals, quotable content — feed both surfaces.
What we do
- Technical audit: crawlability, speed, indexation, structured data
- Keyword and intent mapping against real buying stages
- Entity work: consistent naming, schema, and off-site references so machines resolve you to one organization
- Content structured to be quoted — clear definitions, direct answers, verifiable facts
- On-page optimization and internal linking architecture across topical clusters
- Track rankings, impressions, organic conversions, and AI-answer citations where measurable
What you receive
- Technical audit with prioritized fixes
- Keyword and intent map by page
- Entity and schema plan (Organization, Person, Service, FAQ, breadcrumbs)
- Topical cluster and internal-linking plan
- Monthly organic performance report with AI-visibility observations
Who it's for
Businesses whose buyers search or ask an assistant before they call — practices, local services, and B2B firms that already have credibility but are hard to find.
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Industries we run this for
What seo & generative engine optimization is
SEO makes your pages findable in search results; generative engine optimization (GEO) makes the same material legible to AI assistants that answer questions above those results. Both depend on clean technical health, consistent entity data, structured markup, and content that states verifiable facts plainly enough to be quoted.
When a brand needs this
- Buyers research or ask an assistant before they ever contact you
- You have credibility and coverage but do not appear for the terms that describe what you sell
- AI assistants describe your company inaccurately, or confuse it with a similarly named one
- Your site has grown page by page with no cluster structure or internal linking logic
- You are about to invest in content and want the architecture right before you scale it
Our approach
- 01
Fix the technical floor first
Crawlability, indexation, render behaviour, Core Web Vitals, canonical and redirect integrity. No content plan outruns a site machines struggle to read.
- 02
Resolve the entity
One organization, one legal name, one address, one founder — consistent across your site's schema, your profiles, and third-party references. Entity confusion is the single most common reason an AI system describes a company wrongly.
- 03
Map intent to pages, then cluster them
Every commercial term gets one owning page. Related industries, services, proof and insights link to each other deliberately so topical authority accrues to a cluster rather than a lone page.
- 04
Structure content to be quoted
Direct answers near the top, concise definitions, explicit audiences and use cases, honest limits. Question-and-answer blocks and Service, FAQ and breadcrumb schema where they reflect what is actually on the page.
- 05
Measure what can be measured
Rankings, impressions, and organic conversions monthly. AI-answer visibility is reported observationally — the platforms expose limited data, and we will not invent a metric to look precise.
How this connects to the rest of the practice
- Digital PR
- Supplies the off-site authority and citations that on-page work cannot create.
- Website Design & Build
- Technical and structural fixes are cheapest at build time.
- Reputation Management
- Search and AI answers surface the same reviews and third-party pages.
- Corporate Communications
- Boilerplate and entity language must match what your schema claims.
Proof and further reading
Published client work, press coverage, and our written analysis of how these programmes are run.
Frequently asked
- What is generative engine optimization?
- GEO is the practice of structuring your site, entity data and published expertise so generative AI systems can accurately understand and cite your organization when answering a user's question. It shares most of its foundations with technical SEO and entity work.
- Can you guarantee first-page rankings or AI citations?
- No, and anyone who does is guessing. Ranking and answer selection are controlled by third-party systems that change constantly. We commit to the technical, entity, content and linking work that makes visibility possible, and report performance honestly.
- Do we need SEO if PR is already working?
- PR creates demand and authority; SEO catches the searches that demand produces. Without it, branded and category searches land on pages that are not built to convert.
- Do you rewrite our whole site?
- Rarely. Most programmes start with a prioritised technical fix list, entity and schema corrections, and restructuring the pages that already carry commercial intent.
No guaranteed rankings, no private blog networks, no purchased links. Timelines depend on your existing footprint and competition.
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