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An indexed page is not automatically competitive. We review crawlability, canonicals, sitemap, robots, content, entities, schema, Core Web Vitals, GA4, GSC, SERP data, CTR, authority, internal links and conversions to decide what must be fixed first and which pages deserve to compete.
Canonical, redirects, sitemap, robots, noindex, duplicate clusters and discovered-but-not-indexed URLs.
Whether titles, H1s, body copy and internal links match the queries the buyer actually searches.
FAQ, entities, schema, clear answers and proof signals for AEO, GEO and AI answer surfaces.
| Area | Question | Impact |
|---|---|---|
| GSC | Which queries, impressions, CTR and pages are moving? | High |
| SERP | Who ranks today and what content format does Google reward? | High |
| Content | Does the page answer buyer questions better than competitors? | Critical |
| Schema | Can search engines understand services, FAQs and organization data? | Medium |
| CWV | Can users load, read and convert without friction? | Medium |
AEO · GEO · SXO
We optimize pages to be crawled, understood, cited, compared and converted: Google results, AI answers, buyer questions, internal links and measurable lead flow.
A technical SEO audit reviews crawlability, indexing, architecture, performance, content, structured data, internal links, search intent and measurement to find blockers that prevent visibility or conversion.
We combine Google Search Console, GA4, DataForSEO, SERP analysis, sitemap and robots checks, canonical review, Core Web Vitals, schema validation and manual content-intent analysis.
SEO improves crawlability, relevance and rankings. AEO structures content to answer specific questions. GEO strengthens entities, evidence and context so generative systems can understand and cite the brand.
Cost depends on site size, technology, languages, templates and indexing complexity. We define the URLs, data sources and business goals first, then provide a scoped price and measurable priorities.
You receive evidence, affected URLs, issues prioritized by impact, technical and content actions, suggested owners and a baseline that can be used to verify improvement after implementation.
A page can be indexed but not competitive. Common reasons include low authority, weak intent match, similar content, poor internal links, low CTR, limited useful depth or no external signals.
We measure impressions, CTR, position, indexed pages, organic sessions, key events, leads and URL-level movement. A technically valid site with no organic acquisition is not considered healthy.