Months 1–2
Technical fixes land and indexation improves. Quick wins on pages that already rank on page two often show first.
What the classic discipline covers, what it still does better than anything else, and where it stops
Traditional SEO is the discipline as it stood before generative engines: make the site technically sound, make each page the best answer to a query, earn links that vouch for it, and measure the result. None of that has been replaced. It is still what every newer technique is layered on top of, and it is still where most of the ranking comes from.
A short audit will tell you whether the fundamentals are the problem or the ceiling
Where it stops. Traditional SEO optimizes for a page of ten blue links. It says nothing about being quoted inside an AI Overview, cited by a chatbot, or surfaced in a generative answer where no click happens at all. That is the gap AEO, AIO and GEO exist to close, and closing it only works once the fundamentals below are already in place. Our end-to-end version of this is SEO 360°.
Four phases, in this order, because each one is wasted without the one before it.
Crawling, indexation, speed and architecture first. No amount of content outranks a site search engines struggle to read.
One page per intent, no two pages competing for the same query, and gaps identified against who currently ranks.
Depth, structure and internal links, written for the person searching rather than for a keyword density target.
Links and mentions that a real editor chose to give, plus the internal linking that spreads them across the site.
Honest ranges rather than a promise. Anyone quoting you a position by a date is quoting you a guess.
Technical fixes land and indexation improves. Quick wins on pages that already rank on page two often show first.
Content and internal linking start compounding. This is usually where organic traffic visibly separates from the baseline.
Authority work pays. Rankings on competitive terms move, and the gains hold rather than needing to be re-bought.
Most sites have more to gain here than they expect. A short call will tell you if yours is one of them
Every traditional SEO engagement starts with a crawl. We run Screaming Frog over the whole site and read the results next to Search Console: which URLs Google indexes, which it ignores, which return errors and which pages compete for the same query. PageSpeed Insights then tells us whether Core Web Vitals are holding real users back, on mobile first.
From there we fix things in the order the four phases above describe. Technical problems go first, because a page Google cannot crawl will not rank however good it is. Then we assign one intent per page, rewrite the pages sitting on page two and add internal links from the URLs that already carry authority.
The monthly report shows Search Console clicks and impressions per page group, ranking movement for the target queries and the list of changes we made, so every result can be traced to a specific piece of work.
Zipnova is a logistics platform that connects merchants with more than 40 carriers from a single panel. When they came to us, their SEO existed in name only: no architecture and no structured data. Alongside a full rebrand and a Next.js front end over headless WordPress, we ran a technical audit, fixed Core Web Vitals, added structured data and planned the sitemap and on-page architecture.
Organic traffic grew 250% within the first quarter after launch, PageSpeed holds above 95 on mobile and desktop and every Core Web Vital is green. See the Zipnova case study.
If most of your customers search with a neighborhood or “near me” in the query, the map pack decides before anyone reaches the organic results, and Local SEO will move the numbers faster.
If you need results within weeks, for a launch or a seasonal offer, organic search is too slow on its own. Paid search through our Campaigns & Ads service is the better place to start.
And if you also want your brand to appear in answers from ChatGPT or Gemini, our full SEO service combines this work with AEO and GEO.
The ones we are asked most often, answered plainly
No, and the claim is usually made by someone selling the replacement. Generative engines are trained on and cite the same web that classic SEO optimizes. A site that cannot be crawled, has no authority and answers nothing well does not get quoted by an AI either. It just fails in a newer way.
It depends on your queries. For local and transactional searches, classic SEO still does most of the work. For research-heavy or comparison queries, where AI Overviews and assistants increasingly answer without a click, it is the necessary half rather than the whole. That is the case for adding AEO, AIO and GEO on top of it.
This page explains the discipline. SEO 360° is how we deliver it: the audit, the roadmap, the execution and the reporting, run end to end over three to nine months. If you already know you want the work done, that is the page you want.
For most sites, somewhere between three and six months before organic traffic clearly separates from the baseline, and longer on competitive terms. It is the slowest channel to start and the cheapest to keep running, which is exactly the wrong shape for a quarter-end target and the right shape for a business plan.
Yes, and they inform each other. Paid search data tells you which queries convert before you spend six months ranking for them. We run both so they are not bidding against your own organic results.
Yes. Read access to Google Search Console and GA4 is the first thing we ask for, because the audit and every monthly report are built on that data. If they are not set up yet, we set them up at the start.
Only where it affects ranking. Most of the work happens in titles, headings, page copy, internal links and technical settings. Any change to visible content is shared with you before it goes live.
We check Search Console to see which page groups lost clicks, compare them with what the update targeted and adjust those pages first. Sites with clean technical foundations and genuinely useful pages tend to recover sooner, which is why that work comes first.
Three ways to work with us, from SEO fundamentals to the full AI search ecosystem. Pick the tier that matches how far you want to go.
$900-1400/month. The foundation done right, at the price of a single specialist.
$1500-2500/month. SEO plus the AI channels your competitors aren’t watching yet.
$3500-6000/month. Command of every engine that will exist in five years, traditional and AI alike.
We build a custom plan with its own scope and timeline. Tell us what you need and we will reply with a proposal.
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