Service
Build, search, AI, ongoing, under one roof. Eight capabilities below, all done by the same people, all measured against the same business outcomes.
- Capabilities
- 8
- Stack
- Next.js · Tailwind · motion
- Engagement
- Build / Build + Manage / Manage
Website development
Next.js 16, Tailwind v4, motion. Performance-budgeted from line one. Accessible, semantic, server-rendered for crawlers and humans alike.
Technical SEO
Crawl, index, schema, redirects, security headers. The plumbing that makes everything else work, audited, fixed, monitored.
AEO, Answer Engine Optimization
Passage citability, llms.txt, entity work, AI-crawler access. Get cited inside ChatGPT, Perplexity, and Google AI Overviews, not just ranked beneath them.
GEO, Generative Engine Optimization
The next layer past AEO. Prompt-shape and topic-shape content for the generative answer surfaces eating organic CTR.
Local SEO
GBP, NAP at scale, location pages that actually rank, review-flow integration, local schema. For service businesses with one location or 100.
Schema architecture
Typed schema modules, validated in CI, cross-referenced via stable @id URIs. Not hand-written JSON-LD scattered through components.
Replatform / migration
WordPress, Wix, Squarespace, Webflow → Next.js. URL parity. Schema preserved. Zero ranking lost. 90-day post-migration monitoring.
Ongoing management
Monthly cadence: rankings, citations, CWV, schema, content, reporting. The work that compounds for years, not three-month engagements that fade.
Comparison
One team vs.
a fragmented stack.
- Vendors×4–6 vendors→1 team
- Hand-offs×Designer → Dev → SEO → Content → Maintenance→Same humans, end to end
- Scope ownership×Each vendor owns their slice→We own outcomes, not deliverables
- Project management overhead×Dedicated PM for vendor-wrangling→No PM layer, direct contact
- AEO competence×Usually nobody owns it→First-class capability
- Reporting×Multiple dashboards, no synthesis→Single monthly read across all work