Services · Search and AI-assistant visibility

A site that search engines and AI assistants can read and understand

Short answer

We make the site readable for search engines and AI assistants: clear page structure and addresses, structured data, a sitemap, llms.txt, language versions marked up correctly and articles published on a schedule. We don’t promise positions or traffic. We make sure nothing technical stands in the way.

The call and the outside first look with XRay are free.

What you get

The groundwork we build in

The technical and content groundwork, built into the site.

  • Clear page structure

    One topic per page, plain headings and page addresses that stay put.

  • Structured data

    JSON-LD that says what each page is: the company, a service, an article, a breadcrumb trail, questions and answers.

  • Files for crawlers and AI assistants

    A sitemap, IndexNow notifications when pages change, and an llms.txt file for AI assistants.

  • Language versions

    hreflang so each language version reaches the right readers, as on the three-language sites we built. New languages get pages written for people, not machine-translated.

  • Articles on a schedule

    Articles written and published on a schedule set in advance.

  • Many pages, each worth reading

    Route, country or product pages generated from data, each checked for unique content before it goes live.

You own the code, the data and every account. If you leave, you take all of it.

Proof

Where we built this

Case · liveA car-service siteArticles published on a schedule, llms.txt, IndexNow, and three language versions.Read the case

On the freight platform (built, launching), 28 corridor pages and 27 country pages are generated from data, and each one passes a uniqueness check before it is published.

How it works

  1. Tell us about the site

    What it is, who it is for and what you have tried.

  2. Call and first look

    A free call and a free first look with XRay: how search engines and AI assistants see the site today.

  3. Fix the groundwork

    Structure, structured data, addresses and files, in the order you approve.

  4. Publish and maintain

    Articles on a schedule and checks that the groundwork stays in place.

One hourly rate for the whole team, whatever the role. You approve the scope before we start, and weekly reports show every hour.

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Limits

What this doesn’t include

  • No promised positions or traffic. Search engines and AI assistants decide what they show. We make the site readable for them.

  • No pages made only to catch searches. Every generated page has to carry content of its own, or it isn’t published.

FAQ

Questions about search and AI-assistant visibility

Will this get us to the top of Google?

Nobody can promise that honestly. We make the site readable for search engines and AI assistants and remove what gets in the way.

What is llms.txt?

A plain text file at the root of the site that tells AI assistants what the site is about and links its main pages.

Do you write the articles?

We set up publishing on a schedule and can draft articles with AI, with a person approving each one before it goes live. More in AI in your operations.

We are rebuilding the site. What happens to our pages in Google?

We carry your page addresses over or redirect them, so Google can follow the move. Our rebuild guide explains what to check.

Is your site hard to read for search engines?

Tell us about the site. We’ll start with a free first look at how it is seen today.

We reply within one business day, Tallinn time (EET), usually within a few hours, and set up an online call. No obligation.