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SEO, Local Search and AI Answer Engines

Getting found by Google and by the AI assistants people now ask instead, which mostly read raw HTML and structured data.

  • Most AI crawlers do not execute JavaScript. If your content only appears after the page loads, they never see it.
  • Structured data tells a search engine what your business is, not just what words are on the page.
  • A bilingual site needs each language on its own URL with hreflang, or one of them is effectively invisible.
  • Local intent is won with an accurate Google Business Profile and consistent details, not with keywords stuffed into a page.

What's included

An audit of what is actually indexed today, read from Search Console rather than guessed
Structured data for your business type, plus FAQ schema where you have real questions
Per-page titles and descriptions written for search intent in your market's language
Sitemap, robots.txt, canonical tags and hreflang where the site is bilingual
Core Web Vitals brought into the green, measured on the production build
Internal linking so your weakest pages have more than one way in
Google Business Profile guidance for local search
A written report of what changed and what is worth watching

This work can often be funded through ESPA. I check whether you qualify before you commit to anything. See ESPA funding

Common questions

How long until I see results?

Technical fixes show up in weeks. Ranking for competitive terms takes months, and on a new domain it takes longer still, because age and links matter and neither can be bought honestly. Anyone promising page one by a date is guessing.

Can you guarantee first place?

No, and nobody can. Google's ranking is not something a developer controls. What I can do is make sure nothing on your side is blocking you, and that everything a search engine needs is present and correct.

Can you audit a site you didn't build?

Yes, and it's often the most useful thing I do. I read your real Search Console data, check which pages are indexed and which are not, and report the gaps before changing anything.

Do I need to keep paying monthly?

Not for the technical work: that's done once and stays done. A monthly arrangement only makes sense if you want ongoing content and reporting, and I'll say so plainly rather than sell you a retainer you don't need.

Ready to start?

Tell me about your project and I'll get back to you within 24 hours, with ideas and a clear, no-obligation quote.

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