

Search has split in two: results pages and AI answers. We optimise for both; technical SEO and content that ranks, plus generative engine optimisation so ChatGPT, Gemini and Perplexity name you.
The reality
Classic SEO drives technical health and authority; GEO optimises for the models themselves, through entity consistency and structured citations. About seventy percent of the work serves both, and the rest is where you win while competitors are still asleep.
Crawlability, speed, indexation, schema and the structural issues capping your ceiling.
What your buyers search, at which stage, and which page should own each query.
Titles, structure, internal linking and content upgrades across your existing pages.
Briefs and articles written to rank and to be quoted; publishing on a real cadence.
Entity consistency, answer-shaped content and citation building so assistants recommend you.
Rankings, traffic, conversions and monthly AI-answer tracking across the major assistants.

Five stages, one point of contact, a written update every Friday. Stage one costs nothing.
Real projects where this service did the heavy lifting; the brief, the decisions and what shipped.
See how we applied this service in different industries
Working with brands that matter



Technical fixes can move things in weeks. Rankings on commercial terms usually take three to six months, and compounding traffic takes longer than that. Anyone quoting page one in thirty days is selling you something else.
Generative Engine Optimisation: making your brand the one an AI assistant names. It runs on entity consistency across the web, content shaped like an answer rather than an article, and citations from sources the models already trust.
Yes. Briefs, drafts and edits, written by people with a subject-matter interview behind them rather than a prompt. If you have an in-house writer we will brief and edit instead, which is usually cheaper and better.
We track a fixed set of buying questions across ChatGPT, Gemini and Perplexity every month and record whether you are named, how you are described, and who is named instead. That sits alongside the usual rankings, traffic and conversion reporting.
Marketing approaches, launched work and the thinking behind it; written by the people doing it, not a content farm.

Restraint, proof and a system applied everywhere; what actually reads as premium online.

Most sites are judged in three seconds. What a first screen owes the visitor, and how to audit yours.

A growing share of buying research never touches a results page. How to become the answer instead.

Paid for in media prices, sales-cycle length and rework, and it never appears on an invoice.