Technical SEO foundations
Site architecture, rendering, and page speed treated as ranking inputs and fixed in the codebase.
Search built for the answer era: technical SEO, structured data, and intent-mapped content engineered into the site, so it gets crawled, ranked, and cited, not just indexed.
Queries increasingly end in an answer (an AI Overview, a chatbot citation, a featured snippet), and sites optimized for the old ranked-list game are invisible in exactly those surfaces.
Meanwhile the technical floor keeps rising: if a page renders slowly, buries its meaning in client-side code, or ships no structured data, it never gets the chance to rank or be quoted.
We treat discoverability as a property of the build: crawl health, Core Web Vitals, structured data, and machine-readable content surfaces that answer engines can cite, not just index.
Content is mapped to real query intent and shaped into pages that own a cluster and link authority where it counts, with measurement wired in so each round builds on evidence from the last.
Site architecture, rendering, and page speed treated as ranking inputs and fixed in the codebase.
Structured data, FAQ schema, and machine-readable content built to earn citations, not just rankings.
A site structure where every page owns a query cluster and internal links carry authority where it counts.
Redirect maps, canonical hygiene, and rollout planning, so a replatform protects the rankings and traffic you already have.
Technical SEO, structured data and answer-engine surfaces, intent-mapped content architecture, and migrations or recovery work, engineered into the site and measured against traffic and conversions.
Optimizing for the surfaces where queries now end: AI Overviews, chatbot citations, and featured snippets. It means structured data, quotable answer blocks, and machine-readable content that engines can cite with a link.
It opens with a technical and content audit, turns into a prioritized backlog we implement directly in the codebase and the content, and runs with reporting wired in, so progress is shown rather than asserted.
Both. We build the technical foundation and the content architecture, then either write to briefs alongside your team or produce the content ourselves, so the strategy and the pages that execute it stay aligned.