SEO
Search engine optimization that brings the visitors who are ready to buy.
Search engine optimization (SEO) raises your website in search results for the keywords that matter to your business — and brings visitors who are looking for exactly what you offer. Those visitors turn into customers far more easily.
Why it matters
- Most internet users find the websites they need through search engines
- Very few look beyond the first page of results — they simply search again
- People who search for a product or service usually intend to buy it
- Well-done SEO is consistently more cost-effective than most other forms of online advertising
How we work
We tailor every project to the client: from promoting a brand to growing the sales of a single product. The first results are usually visible after about a month, though competitive markets take longer. While SEO builds up, Google Ads can bring visitors from day one.
SEO website audit
Every project starts with a full audit of your website. We check it the way search engines see it, find what holds it back and give you a clear, prioritised list of fixes — the most important first.
- Technical health: speed, mobile version, HTTPS, broken links, redirects and crawl errors
- Indexing: sitemaps, robots.txt, canonical addresses and pages that search engines cannot see
- Content and metadata: titles, descriptions, headings, duplicate and thin pages
- Structured data, images and multilingual setup (hreflang) for every language version
- Search Console and Bing Webmaster data: which queries bring visitors and where positions can grow fastest
You receive a written report with concrete tasks. We can carry out the fixes ourselves or hand them over to your developers.
Making your website ready for AI search
More and more people ask AI assistants — ChatGPT, Microsoft Copilot, Perplexity, Google AI Overviews — instead of scrolling through search results. These tools quote websites they trust. We prepare your website so that AI assistants understand it, can read it and cite it in their answers.
- An llms.txt file that describes your business and key pages for AI assistants
- Structured data (Schema.org) so that services, products and FAQs are understood correctly
- Content written as clear answers to the questions your customers actually ask
- Access for AI crawlers and instant indexing (IndexNow) of new and updated pages
- Monitoring how often AI assistants cite your website and for which questions
We apply the same approach to our own products — and see them being cited by AI assistants more every week.