Technical SEO and site architecture
Fast static pages, clean crawl paths, schema, internal links, and a structure that tells search engines exactly how services, industries, and locations relate.
SEO / AEO / GEO
Search visibility for Google, maps, and AI answers
SEO, answer engine optimization, and generative engine optimization for companies that want to be found when buyers search by service, problem, location, or industry.
Best when buyers are searching for your services in your market and the answers they find belong to competitors or AI summaries that never mention you.
Entity Your company
roof replacement cost roof repair near me storm damage inspection metal roof installer do i need a new roof Service pageLocal pageCase studyIndustry pageFAQ answer Entity Your company
- roof replacement cost Service page
- roof repair near me Local page
- storm damage inspection Case study
- metal roof installer Industry page
- do i need a new roof FAQ answer
The problem
Search split into three surfaces. Most sites are invisible on all of them.
Search has split into three surfaces: classic Google rankings, answer boxes, and AI engines that synthesize a response without a click. Most service sites are invisible on all three for the same reason: thin pages, no structured data, and content organized around the company instead of the questions buyers actually ask. Ranking now means being the clearest, best-evidenced answer.
What is included
What the engagement actually ships.
Scope stays concrete. These are the four components every SEO / AEO / GEO build is judged against.
Service, location, and industry page strategy
A page for every meaningful service-plus-market combination, so "Google Ads for roofers" and "med spa SEO" each have a real, useful destination.
FAQ and structured data for answer engines
Buyer questions answered directly on-page with matching schema, so answer boxes and voice results can quote you instead of a competitor.
Content designed for Google and AI search surfaces
Entity-clear, proof-backed content written so AI engines can understand who you are, what you do, and why you are citable, the structure behind Auto Monitor’s 93.8K AI citations.
How we approach it
How the work gets done.
The sequence matters: diagnose before building, build before scaling.
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Technical and entity foundation
We fix crawlability, speed, schema, and internal linking first, and make the brand’s entity, who you are, what you do, where, unambiguous to machines.
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Intent-mapped page build
Service, location, and industry pages are built against real query data, each one deep enough to rank and direct enough to convert.
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Answer and citation layer
FAQs, structured data, and proof-backed content target answer boxes and generative engines, the surfaces where buying decisions increasingly start.
Real growth
From 47 monthly impressions to a brand AI engines cite.
Auto Monitor started at near-zero visibility. Entity-clear architecture, structured data, and answer-ready content took the site to 40+ organic clicks per day and 93,800 citations across modern AI engines.
Industries fit
Where SEO / AEO / GEO pays for itself first.
The playbook changes by buyer. These are the industries where this service most often turns into booked opportunities fastest.
What makes this different
One connected system, aimed at booked opportunities.
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One program covers Google rankings, answer boxes, and AI citations instead of treating them as separate projects.
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Every ranking page is also a conversion page wired to the CRM, so visibility turns into estimate requests.
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We can show the receipts: a client taken from 47 monthly impressions to 93,800 AI engine citations.
Diagnosis
Common leaks we look for
If any of these sound familiar, the first audit will find them quickly.
- Thin service pages
- Missing schema
- Weak internal links
- Generic blogs
- No clear entity structure
- No proof-backed answers
Questions
Questions about SEO / AEO / GEO
How are SEO, AEO, and GEO different on a real website?
SEO helps pages rank in Google. AEO structures pages so they answer buyer questions clearly. GEO improves how the brand and content can be understood by AI-driven search and answer systems. On the site, that means stronger architecture, clearer entities, better FAQs, schema, proof, and content built around real search intent.
What pages should a service business build first?
The first pages usually cover core services, high-intent industries, profitable locations, comparison questions, pricing or process questions, and proof. Simplufy prioritizes based on buyer intent, revenue potential, competition, and whether the page can support paid traffic as well as organic search.
How do you measure search visibility beyond rankings?
Search visibility is reviewed through impressions, clicks, qualified inquiries, map and local intent, AI/answer presence, content coverage, internal linking, conversion rates, and whether traffic turns into booked opportunities.
Book a strategy call
Want SEO / AEO / GEO that connects to the rest of your business?
We will review search coverage, page quality, technical SEO, schema, and the highest-value pages to build next.
- Thin service pages
- Missing schema
- Weak internal links
- Generic blogs