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Architecture SEO covers the structural foundation: URL structure, site hierarchy, internal linking, canonical tags, redirect chains, crawl budget, and sitemap accuracy. This is the work that makes content and links more effective. Most SEO problems are architecture problems in disguise.
AI search refers to Google's AI Overviews (formerly SGE), Perplexity, Bing Copilot, and other systems that pull content from the web for generative answers. Optimising for these means structured data, clear factual content, strong domain authority, and proper entity association. We map your current AI citation status and build a program to improve it.
One-time projects have a fixed scope and a defined deliverable set. Monthly retainers are ongoing programs where we run the same types of tasks continuously. The monthly rate is lower on a per-month basis but requires a minimum 3-month commitment. You can switch from retainer to project-based work at the end of any month.
We crawl your site, pull your GSC data, review your backlink profile, and run a keyword position check. The output is a written summary of the most impactful issues we find, scored by effort and potential impact. No forms, no pitch deck, no trial close. Just a useful document.
Both. For companies with development teams, we produce detailed implementation guides that your devs can follow independently. For smaller sites without a dev resource, we handle most implementation directly if we have site access. We clarify which model fits your situation before any work starts.
Infrastructure means the structural elements that determine whether your content can rank: URL architecture, internal linking, crawlability, canonical correctness, and site speed. Most SEO problems trace back to infrastructure issues. We fix those before anything else.
If you do not have a developer, we produce implementation guides that you can follow in most CMS platforms directly. For WordPress sites, most technical changes can be made through plugins or admin settings. For complex structural changes that require code, we can often refer a developer if needed.
Yes. Project-based clients can move to a retainer at any point. Retainer clients can upgrade to a higher tier at the start of any new month. We adjust scope and billing accordingly and there are no lock-in penalties for upgrading.