Marketing that gets found.

SEO earns positions in classic search results. GEO (generative engine optimization) makes your business the source an AI assistant like ChatGPT, Copilot or Perplexity chooses to summarize. AEO (answer engine optimization) targets the direct answer surfaces (featured snippets, People Also Ask, voice results). They share the same evidence base, which is why we run them as one job rather than three retainers.

No. Almost nobody should start with all of them. The free audit tells you which stage (being found, being relevant, buying attention or measuring it) is costing you the most money right now, and we start there. Everything else can wait until it earns its place.

Technical and tracking fixes can show inside weeks. Content and authority work usually shows meaningful movement in three to six months and keeps compounding after that. If somebody promises page one in thirty days, they are either buying ads or buying links.

Yes, and it is common. We take the specialist layer (AI visibility, technical SEO, tracking) or absorb overflow, while your team keeps the parts it already does well. Accounts and data stay in your name either way.

A nine-point written review: search visibility, AI answer visibility, technical health, content coverage, conversion path, tracking and attribution, paid efficiency, competitive position and the single highest-value fix. It is written, not a screen-share pitch, and if the biggest problem is something we do not sell we say that.

Because the pages that rank, the site that converts and the product that keeps customers are the same funnel with different owners. When the developers ship something the marketing side cannot rank, or the marketing side promises something the product cannot deliver, the handoff is where growth dies. We remove the handoff.