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Our approach to AEO is the same as our approach to SEO: common sense over gimmicks, substance over hacks. No keyword-stuffing content for robots, no "guaranteed AI visibility" promises nobody can actually back up. Just clear, well-structured answers to the real questions your customers are asking — which happens to be exactly what both AI tools and actual humans respond to. We treat SEO and AEO as one connected strategy, not two separate line items you have to buy twice.
Not just ranked on a results page — actually cited inside the answer itself.
Clear, well-structured answers signal credibility to AI systems and real readers alike.
Best practices here are still forming. Getting structured now beats scrambling to catch up later.
Before we change anything, we review your existing pages the way an AI tool would — looking for buried answers, missing structure, and content that's hard to summarize or trust.
We check for clear headings, direct answers, schema and structured data, and overall content clarity — the same things that help human readers, just read through an AI lens.
The result is a prioritized list of exactly where you're losing visibility, and why.
AEO starts with understanding how people phrase questions to AI tools — often longer, more conversational, and more specific than typical search keywords.
We map these real questions against your existing content, and flag the gaps — the questions your customers are asking that your site doesn't yet answer clearly, or at all.
The outcome: a content map built around real AI search behavior, not guesswork.
We look at who's currently showing up in AI-generated answers for your space, and study what makes their content citable — clarity, structure, authority signals.
This isn't about copying competitors. It's about understanding the bar AI tools are currently holding content to, so we know exactly what to build toward.
This step keeps us focused on realistic, high-leverage opportunities instead of guessing blind.
We restructure key pages with clear headings, direct answers up front, and the kind of scannable, well-organized content that both AI systems and human visitors actually prefer.
This isn't a rewrite for robots — it's genuinely better writing, which is exactly why it works for both audiences at once.
Because your site is built in Webflow, these updates are clean and fast to implement, with no plugins or patchwork needed.
We implement schema markup and structured data that helps both search engines and AI systems correctly parse what your pages are about.
This is quiet, behind-the-scenes work — but it's often the difference between content that gets picked up and content that gets skipped entirely.
Combined with clear on-page structure, this gives AI systems every reason to trust and cite your site.
AEO isn't a set-it-and-forget-it project - the tools themselves are still evolving quickly. We track where and how you're showing up in AI-generated answers, and adjust as these systems change.
Our reporting stays just as straightforward as our SEO reporting: real findings, no inflated metrics.
As AI search behavior matures, your strategy evolves right alongside it.
Since AEO best practices are still forming, we price it the same honest way we price SEO: pay for the work being done, not a flat retainer regardless of activity.
Related, but not the same. SEO gets you ranked on a results page. AEO gets you cited or summarized directly inside an AI-generated answer — a newer, different kind of visibility. We treat them as one connected strategy rather than separate services.
No one can honestly guarantee that right now — these systems are new and change often. We structure your content using current best practices so you're well-positioned as they evolve.
Often, yes — though it depends on your industry and how your customers search. Since we already have your site's technical and content foundation from SEO work, adding AEO on top is usually a lighter lift than starting from scratch.
Often more so — niche and technical questions are exactly where people lean on AI tools for a fast, trustworthy answer instead of scrolling through search results.
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