The site is live, but customers cannot find it
You have a website, but not a clear answer on whether search engines can read it, which pages are indexed, or what to fix first.
SEO＋GEO optimization,
so customers find you.
Build a website that customers can find, understand, and know how to inquire from.
From site diagnosis and search content to page implementation, I help small businesses, brands and professional services connect search visibility with real inquiries.
Diagnosed and implemented by Laban personally; scope is agreed from the state of your site.
Does your website sound like this?
You do not need to know whether the problem is called SEO or GEO. Start with the gap between your site and your customers.
People visit, but rarely inquire
The content never answers how customers compare and choose, and the service pages, cases and contact path are not connected.
You want to prepare for AI search, but do not know where to start
You want clearer brand information and citable sources, so search and generative answers can understand what you offer.
Search is changing; clear content is still the foundation.
SEO (search engine optimization) and GEO (generative engine optimization) planned together, starting from what your site can improve.
SEO: answering the demand customers already search for
Make pages readable for search engines and understandable for people, so there is suitable content to find and compare when customers search.
GEO: information that AI answers can use
Organize brand facts, service descriptions and sources, answer common questions directly, and observe brand mentions and citations for defined questions.
Google states that AI Overviews and AI Mode still build on SEO fundamentals, with no extra markup or AI text-file requirement; meeting the criteria does not guarantee indexing or display.Read Google's documentation
What I do, and what you receive.
Pick what your site needs, and confirm scope, deliverables and acceptance before work starts.
Site diagnosis and priorities
Check index status, structure and key pages, and identify what is blocking search and inquiries first.
- Current-state audit and problem list
- Improvement roadmap ordered by impact and effort
Technical SEO fixes
Tidy up crawlability and page signals — implemented directly, or handed to your existing developers as actionable changes.
- Titles, descriptions, canonical and internal links
- Crawl settings, sitemap and applicable structured data
Search content and inquiry pages
Start from the questions customers ask, and shape service pages, comparisons and cases so visitors can judge whether you fit.
- Search intent and topic planning
- Service page structure, FAQ and inquiry entry points
GEO content and information
Keep brand, services, cases and sources consistent, improve clarity in answers, and record AI-search observations for defined questions.
- Brand facts, direct answers and verifiable sources
- Records of question, platform, date and citation observations
See how I work, through sites I have built.
These are website and content-architecture builds. Look at how the information is organized, then we can talk about what your site needs.
Restaurant brand site
MEI LIANG JIA
Menu, store information, how to visit and dining questions organized in one place, alongside the brand story.
View case
Corporate service site
Yotron AI
Enterprise AI services, solutions, articles and cases structured into browsable content that supports inquiries.
View caseWork shows implementation scope; rankings, AI citations and revenue changes need separate data to verify.
Confirm the need first, then start.
Start with a diagnosis, or discuss the full scope from fixes to content implementation.
Talk about the site and the business
Share the URL, your main services and the problem you most want fixed. I confirm the goal, current resources and whether we are a good fit.
Scope and quote
Based on site size, pages to change and how work is executed, we agree deliverables, timeline, cost and acceptance before starting.
Diagnose, fix and land the content
Technical and content problems are handled in priority order, connecting service information, cases and inquiry paths.
Review the data, then decide the next step
Changes are read from available Search Console, GA4 and inquiry records, reporting search performance and AI observations separately.
Discuss the right way to work together
Pricing follows site size and scope; confirmed before any work starts.
Questions before you start.
I already have a website — can you still help?
Yes. We look at the existing content, structure and tooling first, then decide whether to edit directly, work with your current developers, or deliver a diagnosis and recommendations. Rebuilding everything is not the default.
Do SEO and GEO need separate projects?
They can be sequenced to your goals, but share much of the groundwork: a crawlable site, clear content, consistent brand facts and sourced claims. Usually we fix that groundwork first, then observe search and AI answers for the questions that matter.
Can you guarantee Google rankings or AI recommendations?
No ranking, indexing or AI citation can be guaranteed. What can be agreed is specific deliverables, change scope and acceptance criteria; rankings and citations are observed with data after launch.
How long until results appear?
Technical and content work can be accepted on delivery; search performance needs re-crawling and processing, which may take weeks to months. It depends on the current site, competition and scope — there is no fixed timeline.
How is it priced? Can we start with a diagnosis?
A site diagnosis is a good first step. Pricing follows site size, page count, technical changes, content needs and the observation period; scope and deliverables are confirmed before deciding on implementation or ongoing work.
What should I send when I get in touch?
Your site URL, main products or services, the customers you want to reach, and the problems you see. Budget range, timeline or existing Search Console / GA4 data all help. No account passwords are needed for a first inquiry.
Send me the site URL,
and tell me what you want to improve.
Your main services, target customers and current problems give us a concrete start.