Being visible is not enough. You need to be understood.

The right people should find you at the right time and quickly understand your offer. That takes useful pages, a clear structure and consistent information.

• — A website that does not appear for searches matching your business.
• — Pages that exist but do not answer the questions people actually ask.
• — Business information that is inconsistent from one place to another.
• — A local business whose presence on maps and directories is incomplete.

I work on what helps Google and AI assistants find your business, understand what you offer and surface accurate information.

• — Technical SEO: indexing, URL structure, performance, structured data.
• — Site structure and page hierarchy.
• — Useful content, written around concrete questions.
• — Local visibility when it is relevant to your business.
• — GEO/AEO: making your information usable by generative and answer engines.
• — Visibility monitoring over time.

I work on what helps Google and AI assistants find your business, understand what you offer and surface accurate information.

• — A technical and editorial review with ranked priorities.
• — A page structure and a content plan.
• — The technical fixes applied to the site.
• — Simple monitoring of visibility changes.

The right people should find you at the right time and quickly understand your offer. That takes useful pages, a clear structure and consistent information.

• — I make the acronyms useful: SEO helps search engines understand your pages; GEO and AEO address how generative and answer engines use your information.
• — I first fix what prevents the site from being crawled or understood, before adding more content.
• — I promise neither rankings nor citations. Google and AI assistants cannot be ordered around; I focus on the factors we can genuinely improve.