SEO and GEO
SEO and GEO content engine
An engine that continuously produces content ranked in Google and cited by ChatGPT, Perplexity and AI Overviews, with human review before every publication.
Who it is for
- A site that brings nothing in while your customers search for exactly what you do.
- A company watching its search traffic drop to generated answers.
- A team with no time to write, but real expertise worth publishing.
What you receive
- Keyword objectives registry, sourced, reviewed monthly.
- Technical groundwork: real sitemap, hreflang, structured data, AI crawler access.
- Cluster architecture: pillars, satellites, automatic internal linking.
- Daily scan of your Search Console: opportunities, slipping pages, titles to fix.
- Drafts written in a citable format (direct answer, sourced facts), delivered for review.
- Monthly tracking of rankings and citations in generative engines.
How it goes
01
Scoping
Search Console baseline recorded before touching anything, objectives registry built with you.
02
Groundwork
Technical fixes and cluster architecture: repair before writing.
03
Engine
Scan, drafts, review, publication: the weekly routine settles in.
04
Follow-up
Monthly report: objective coverage, rankings, what was published and why.
What we have already done
It is the engine running this very site: our Search Console scanned every evening since 25 August 2026, drafts in human review, first articles published on 1 September. Our real-estate site serves six languages with a translation pipeline whose cost was divided by 60.
What it costs to run
The scan costs nothing. Writing uses models chosen for value, in batches; every pass is measured. Nothing gets published without human review: we once had to unpublish content a model had invented, and it became a rule.
Frequently asked questions
How many articles per month?
Few and good: two to four reviewed pieces a month beat twenty generated pages. The registry decides the order, not the calendar.
Does SEO still matter with AI answers?
Yes, twice over: generative engines cite the sources they consider reliable, and those are the ones doing good SEO. The format changes, not the usefulness.
When do results show?
The unit of time in search remains the month; the first measurable signals take several months. Any numbered promise within weeks should raise suspicion, ours included.