Ranking today isn't just about Google anymore
Why SEO Strategy Had to Change?
In the past, ranking in search engines consisted mainly of keyword analysis, backlinking and page speed. Those factors are still important, but they are not the only factors that impact rank. Now a person searching for your company may:
- Enter a query into Google and read three AI-generated summaries before they ever see a blue link.
- Ask ChatGPT or Perplexity directly, and do not use Google as a search engine at all.
- Search within the App Store or Google Play rather than search the web for their solution.
- Speak “Find me a plumber close to me” into their phone and receive one spoken response versus 10 listed responses.
- Use Google Maps first to locate your business and the website second to find your business’s website.
- If your current SEO strategy addresses only the first option above, then you are invisible to the other four searches. That is the gap we close.
Our SEO Services
Ranking today isn’t just about Google anymore.
Core Search Engine Optimisation (Google, Bing)
This is the foundation everything else builds on. We handle:
- Technical SEO — site speed, crawlability, indexation, structured data (schema markup), mobile-first performance, Core Web Vitals, and fixing the invisible errors that quietly cap your rankings
- On-page SEO — title tags, header structure, internal linking, content depth, and search intent matching for every page on your site
- Off-page SEO — earning links and mentions from sites that actually move the needle, not link farms that get you penalised
- Content strategy — building topic clusters and pillar pages around what your customers are actually typing, not just what sounds good internally
We report on real movement: ranking positions, organic traffic, and — most importantly — leads and revenue attributable to organic search, not vanity metrics.
AI SEO / Answer Engine Optimization (AEO)
When someone asks ChatGPT, Google’s AI Overviews, or Copilot a question, there’s no scroll — there’s one answer pulled from a handful of sources. Getting cited in that answer requires a different playbook than ranking #1 on a results page.
We optimise for AI answer engines by:
- Structuring content so AI models can easily extract clear, quotable, factual answers (direct question-and-answer formatting, definitive statements, well-labelled data)
- Building topical authority and entity clarity so AI systems recognise your brand as a credible source on your subject matter
- Using structured data and clean semantic HTML that machine-readability tools can parse without ambiguity
- Monitoring which AI platforms are citing you (or your competitors) and adjusting content to close the gap
This is the fastest-growing search behaviour shift in a decade, and most competitors haven’t touched it yet — which makes it one of the highest-leverage opportunities available right now.
Generative Engine Optimisation (GEO)
GEO is closely related to AEO but broader: it’s the discipline of making your brand visible and favourably represented across any generative AI system — chatbots, AI search assistants, AI shopping tools, and AI-powered browser features — not just traditional answer boxes.
Where AEO focuses on getting cited for direct questions, GEO focuses on the following:
- How your brand is described when AI tools summarise your industry or compare options within it
- Ensuring accurate, up-to-date information about your business exists across the sources AI models actually pull from (review sites, industry directories, Wikipedia-style references, and your own site).
- Reducing the risk of AI systems surfacing outdated or incorrect information about your business, pricing, or services
- Building a content footprint broad enough that generative engines have consistent, positive signals to draw from
GEO is preventative as much as promotional — if you don’t shape this narrative, an AI model will construct one from whatever fragments it finds, and you don’t get a vote in what those fragments say.
App SEO / App Store Optimization (ASO)
If you have a mobile app, your app store listing is its own search engine — and it has its own ranking rules, separate from Google’s. We optimise:
- Keyword-optimised app titles and subtitles to match how people actually search inside the App Store and Google Play
- Metadata and description structure to improve both discoverability and conversion once someone lands on your listing
- Visual assets — screenshots, preview videos, and icon testing — since app store ranking algorithms weight click-through and install rates heavily.
- Ratings and review velocity strategy, since both platforms factor review recency and volume into ranking
- Category and competitor positioning so your app surfaces in relevant “similar apps” and search suggestion slots
A great app buried on page 4 of App Store search results might as well not exist. ASO is what gets it found.
Google Business Profile / Local SEO (GMB)
For any business that serves a physical area — a shopfront, service area, or multiple locations — the Google Map Pack often gets more clicks than the organic results below it. We manage:
- Full Google Business Profile optimisation — categories, services, attributes, business description, and posts kept active and accurate
- Review generation and response strategy — review volume, recency, and your responses all factor into local ranking, and unanswered reviews signal neglect to both customers and Google.
- Local citation consistency — making sure your name, address, and phone number match exactly across every directory, since inconsistency actively hurts local rankings
- Location page optimisation for multi-location businesses so each location can rank in its own area instead of competing with your other branches
- Local link building from community organisations, local press, and area-relevant sites
Local SEO isn’t a smaller version of regular SEO — it’s evaluated by a different set of ranking signals entirely, and it’s where most service-based businesses win or lose the majority of their leads.
Other SEO Disciplines We Cover
- Voice Search Optimisation — structuring content around conversational, question-based queries for voice assistants
- E-commerce SEO — product page optimisation, category structure, and shopping feed visibility for online stores
- Video SEO — optimising YouTube and embedded video content for both platform search and Google’s video results
- International & Multilingual SEO — hreflang implementation, regional targeting, and localised content strategy for businesses operating across countries or languages
Our Process
Audit & Discovery
We begin by conducting a complete technical (on-site and off-site), content, and competitive analysis of your website, which includes how you rank on traditional search engines, as well as whether or not you have an app store listing and/or local presence. This helps us determine where you are currently positioned in comparison to the rest of your industry before making any recommendations about how to improve or build upon that position.
Strategy & Proposal
You will receive a prioritised document detailing what needs to be repaired first, what needs to be built, and what type of results you should expect in a reasonable amount of time. We will not make false promises; all promises will be backed by facts and evidence.
Implementation
You can expect that our team will execute the approved strategy through technical fixes, producing content, adding structured data (if you do not already have it), managing your listings (i.e., Google My Business/Apple Maps), and building links to your website. You will always have visibility into your project's progress and will not have to guess about what is happening.
Measurement & Iteration
You will receive monthly reports that clearly show your progress against business outcomes (i.e., ranking, traffic, AI citations, local visibility, and leads) based on the execution of your strategy. Additionally, we will continually adjust your strategy based on the results we see.
Let's Find Out Where You're Invisible
Most businesses only find out they’re missing from AI answers or losing the map pack after a competitor points it out. Get ahead of it.