SEO, GEO & AEO Services

Fix the visibility layers that helpcustomers and AI choose your business.

Customers cannot choose what they cannot find. AI systems cannot recommend what they cannot verify. Our services diagnose and fix the public layers that make your business easier to discover, understand, trust, and compare across Google, maps, reviews, ChatGPT, Gemini, Perplexity, Copilot, and AI-powered search.

Not sure which service you need? Start with the snapshot. If there is no useful visibility gap, we will say so.

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Start with the bottleneck

Do not buy another tactic before the weak layer is visible.

A visibility problem can come from different places. The site may be hard to crawl. The service pages may be vague. The business entity may be inconsistent across public sources. Competitors may have stronger reviews, profiles, citations, or third-party proof. AI systems may not have enough clear evidence to explain why your business should be recommended.

The first job is not to sell every service. The first job is to find the layer that blocks the recommendation.

Focused consulting layers

Pick the layer that actually blocks the recommendation.

Each service has a clear job. The goal is not to make more pages or more reports; it is to make the business easier to understand, verify and recommend.

Start here

AI Visibility Diagnostic Audit

Find the weak layer before spending on retainers, content, citations, technical cleanup, or rebuild work.

Fixes this question: What is actually blocking visibility?

  • AI/search prompt observations
  • Competitor visibility benchmark
  • Technical and trust review
  • Prioritized fix roadmap

Recommended first paid package — from $750.

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Foundation

Technical SEO & GEO Foundation

Fix the crawlability, indexation, structure, schema, internal linking, and page-clarity problems that make your business harder to parse.

Fixes this question: Can search and AI systems read the site correctly?

  • Crawlability and indexation cleanup
  • Canonicals, sitemap, robots, and structure
  • Schema and entity markup
  • Internal-link and page hierarchy improvements

Usually scoped after the Diagnostic Audit and implemented inside a 90-Day Sprint.

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Content

Answer-ready Service Pages

Turn vague service pages into decision-stage pages that answer real buyer questions and give AI systems clean, extractable service facts.

Fixes this question: Can buyers and AI understand what you offer in seconds?

  • Clear service definition
  • Buyer questions and objections
  • Local proof and service-area logic
  • FAQ and schema-ready structure

Often implemented inside a 90-Day Sprint after the weak pages are identified.

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Trust

Entity, Trust & Source Intelligence

Strengthen the public proof around your business so search and AI systems can identify, verify, and compare you more confidently.

Fixes this question: Does the public web tell one consistent business story?

  • Business identity and entity clarity
  • Reviews, profiles, and citations
  • Third-party source proof
  • Competitor trust gap analysis

Can be audited in the Diagnostic Audit, shipped during a Sprint, and monitored during Monthly Growth.

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Monitoring layer

AI Visibility Source Footprint

Map what public sources AI systems can see, what competitors appear to own, and which evidence gaps are worth closing next.

Fixes this question: What can AI verify beyond your own website?

  • Prompt and citation observations
  • Public-source review
  • Competitor source comparison
  • Ongoing improvement queue

Useful after a baseline exists; often tied to Monthly Growth.

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Operating model

The work moves from evidence to shipped fixes.

The sequence matters. A technical fix will not solve a trust problem. More content will not fix a vague offer. Citations will not compensate for missing service facts. The right order depends on what the snapshot or audit finds.

Diagnose the answer gap

We check how search and AI systems describe the business, which competitors appear, and which public sources are used or ignored.

Repair the readable foundation

We fix crawlability, indexation, schema, internal links, page structure, and other issues that stop core facts from being found and understood.

Make service pages answer-ready

We add clear service facts, buyer questions, proof, locations, FAQs, objections, and next-step logic.

Strengthen public trust

We align reviews, profiles, citations, business facts, third-party proof, and competitor trust gaps.

Monitor what changes

We watch agreed prompts, search surfaces, competitors, source footprint, and the next useful improvement queue.

Fit check

Useful if the business is real, but the public story is unclear.

This is for local service businesses with a real offer, real customers, and real proof — but weak visibility across search, AI answers, profiles, reviews, or service pages.

AI answers skip you

Competitors appear in ChatGPT, Gemini, Perplexity, Copilot, Google AI Overviews, or search results while your business is missing, vague, or hard to compare.

Google traffic is not enough

The site may get some visibility, but buyers and AI systems still cannot connect services, proof, location, and trust.

Service pages feel thin

Pages list services but do not answer buyer questions, explain process, show proof, or support local intent.

Trust signals are scattered

Reviews, profiles, citations, third-party mentions, and business facts do not tell one consistent story.

You do not know what to fix first

You know something is wrong, but not whether the blocker is technical SEO, content clarity, entity trust, citations, source footprint, or competitor pressure.

Evidence layer

Base2026 supports the method. Your business still starts with a snapshot.

Base2026 organizes public research, source records, SEO patterns, AI visibility observations, and practical playbooks. It supports the consulting method, but your business-specific decision starts with the snapshot or diagnostic audit.

Questions before choosing a service

Questions before choosing a service

Short answers before you pick a layer.

Do I need every service?

No. The diagnostic exists so the next step maps to the actual weak layer instead of selling a full menu by default.

Is this SEO, GEO, or AEO?

It is all three when needed. SEO builds the technical and content foundation. GEO helps AI systems understand the business from public evidence. AEO makes pages answer buyer questions clearly.

Where should a local business start?

Start with the Free Snapshot if you are unsure there is a real gap. Choose the Diagnostic Audit if you know visibility matters but do not know what to fix first.

What if the issue is already clear?

If the weak layer is already known, move to implementation through a 90-Day Sprint or a scoped service layer.

Can you guarantee AI recommendations?

No. The work improves the public facts, sources, structure, and trust signals AI systems can use. No serious consultant controls a specific AI answer.

How do Services connect to Pricing?

Services describe the work layer. Pricing describes the next buying step: free first read, paid diagnosis, 90-day implementation, or monthly growth.

Before buying another tactic

Find the layer that actually blocks visibility.

Send your website for a practical first read. We will check the public AI/search layer, visible competitors, trust signals, and the next repair layer worth discussing. If there is no useful gap, we will say so.