Make your expertise legible to search engines and AI assistants.

Fit / problem

• You publish content you want AI assistants and search engines to cite
• You can commit to ongoing content and schema maintenance
• Your site allows technical changes (schema, structure, internal linking)

Not a fit if: You want guaranteed rankings or citations — no one can promise that · No capacity for ongoing content work after the initial build

Outcomes / deliverables

• Entity and topical content map
• Schema.org markup across key pages
• Answer-first content structure for priority pages
• Visibility-tracking baseline

Architecture

• Demand and entity research
• Content and schema gap analysis
• Structured content and markup build
• Internal linking pass
• Citation and visibility monitoring

Tools / systems / integrations

• Works with your existing CMS or codebase — schema is added, not replatformed
• Search Console and analytics access needed for measurement
• AI-answer monitoring is observational; no platform guarantees citations

Controlled / controls

• No fabricated statistics or unverifiable claims added to content
• Schema reflects actual page content only — no misleading markup
• FAQPage/other rich-result schema used only where content genuinely supports it

Implementation / timeline & cost

• Number of pages/entities in scope
• Whether new content needs writing or just structuring
• Technical complexity of schema implementation
• Ongoing monitoring cadence