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SEO / AEO AI agent — built, trained on your brand, and managed

An SEO agent that finds the questions your buyers actually type, drafts answer-first pages to match, and keeps your schema and internal links from quietly rotting.

What it does

Before / after

Illustrative example — not a client result.

Before: You know you should be publishing, but between running the business there's never a free block to research a topic, write the page, and get the technical bits right. The site has eight pages and hasn't grown in a year.

After: There's a steady cadence of decision-stage pages going up — each one built around a question a buyer actually searches, with the schema and links handled. You're showing up in answers you were invisible for six months ago, and you didn't have to learn what schema is.

How it’s built and managed

Design: we define what the agent targets — your market, your buyers' questions, the pages that move deals. Build: we train it on your brand and connect it to the search-data and site tools it needs, then test its drafts against your voice. Live in 2–3 weeks, often faster: it starts producing pages and technical fixes, with your approval before anything goes live. Managed: we run it — refreshing targets as your market shifts and catching decay. Every page passes an Editor-in-Chief review so it reads like an operator wrote it, not a template. You approve every page before it publishes.

FAQ

What's the difference between SEO and AEO?
SEO gets you found in traditional search results; AEO (answer engine optimization) gets you cited in AI answers and featured snippets. This agent does both, because buyers now research in both places.
Will it publish pages automatically?
No — it drafts and prepares them; you approve before anything goes live.
Do I need to understand schema or keywords?
No. That's the point of a managed agent — the technical work is handled and explained in plain terms when you want it.
How is this different from an SEO tool I could buy?
An SEO tool hands you a keyword list and a schema validator and expects you to write the pages, fix the markup, and notice when a page starts slipping. This agent does that work itself, remembers which topics it's already covered so it isn't pitching you the same page twice, and tells you when a ranking is decaying instead of leaving you to catch it.
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