SEO for Google and AI search engines

Search is not just Google any more. ChatGPT, Gemini, Perplexity, Claude and the other AI search engines index the web differently. We make sure your site is ready for both.

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What we do

What the work is made of

A technical base for search

A tidy page structure, a sitemap and robots, one clear canonical per page, and language tags when the site has more than one. The part a search engine looks at first, set up the way it should be.

Ready for AI search too

Content that reads without running scripts, clear headings and paragraphs, plus llms.txt as a short list of what is on the site. That leaves AI tools less room to get your line of work wrong.

Structured data

Details about your company, your services and your common questions, written in a form a search engine reads by machine instead of guessing it out of the text.

Speed and measurement

We build the site to load fast and measure it in PageSpeed Insights before it goes live. We connect Search Console and analytics, so afterwards you can see what people search for and how you rank.

What SEO actually is

So people find you when they search for what you do

SEO is the work that makes a site understandable to search engines and useful to the person who has just typed something in. Half of it is technical: a clean page structure, fast loading, tidy addresses and data a search engine can read without guessing. The other half is content: that the site really says what your customers are looking for, in the words they look for it in. SEO is not a switch you flip. The base is set once, and the effect builds up over time, as pages get indexed, as you publish and as people start arriving. That is why we do it as part of building the site, not as something patched on afterwards.

Honest about rankings

We do not promise the top spot

Nobody serious can guarantee you first place on Google, because the position is not decided by us or by you. It depends on a few things that sit outside the reach of any agency, and you are better off hearing that before you pay than after.

  • How much competition there is in your line of work, and how seriously they work on content, search and marketing.
  • How old the domain is and what history it carries. A new domain starts building its reputation from zero.
  • How much traffic you have, and how many links from other sites and social networks.
  • How much content you publish, and how regularly.
  • How many people are searching for what you sell.

What we stand behind is that the technical side is done properly, that the site is fast and that search engines read it without trouble. That is not a matter of trust but of measurement - it shows in Search Console, and in the site's speed. That is the part we can affect right away. The rest is built with content and time, and there we work together.

Check it yourself

Where your site stands today

Type the address and in half a minute you get the same numbers we would be looking at. No account, no obligation.

Measured by Google PageSpeed Insights. It shows the technical state of the page, not your position in search. A position depends on many different factors.

Setup

Tools and techniques we use

Every tool has its own job, and you do not have to know a single one of them.

Search ConsoleSearch and indexThis is where Google shows which of your pages made it into the index and which terms the site turns up for.
Google AnalyticsVisitor analyticsShows how many people arrive, where from and what they look at, and it only switches on once a visitor accepts cookies.
sitemap.xmlPage listA list of every page on the site in one place, so a search engine does not have to go hunting for them.
robots.txtRules for botsTells search engine crawlers what they may visit, and what they either should not bother with or must not touch.
Schema.org JSON-LDStructured dataDetails about your company, services and questions written so a search engine reads them by machine, instead of guessing from the text.
llms.txtList for AIA short file that tells AI tools what is on the site and how the content is organized.
PageSpeed InsightsSpeed measurementGoogle's own tool, which we use to measure how fast the site loads on a phone and on a computer.

Let us look at your site together

Send us the site address and tell us what you would like people to find you for. We look at what is set up, what is missing and what would really change things, then come back to you with specifics.

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Price and scope are agreed per site, after the review.