Understand the starting point.
We review your objectives, customer questions, existing pages and available data. The assessment identifies what needs fixing and which opportunities deserve a dedicated page.
SEO · AEO · GEO
When do results arrive? The starting point and market response differ for every business. We define the work, track the signals and explain what each result actually means.
SEO supports discovery in search. AEO organizes clear answers to relevant questions. GEO considers how the business and its content appear in generative AI experiences. Our work connects these areas through useful content, consistent information and measurement.
How the work moves forward
We review your objectives, customer questions, existing pages and available data. The assessment identifies what needs fixing and which opportunities deserve a dedicated page.
We organize navigation, internal links, language versions and business information. We check that important pages are accessible and that structured data matches the visible content.
Each page starts with a real need, its own context, identifiable sources and verifiable claims. Editorial and technical review comes before publication and guides what is worth expanding.
We monitor what search engines can access and the signals available in Search Console. A published page, an indexed page and a page receiving impressions represent different stages.
We analyze queries, clicks and inquiries when measurement is configured. Findings guide changes to content, experience and the offer. Reports distinguish observed data, hypotheses and what has not yet been measured.
Google explains that following its practices does not guarantee crawling, indexing or inclusion in results. Google’s systems select pages and results. Google Search Central ↗
For AI features in Google Search, its documentation retains SEO best practices as the foundation and does not require a special schema. This is neither a citation guarantee nor a rule for every AI platform. AI features in Google Search ↗
Frequently asked questions
There is no timeline AuraX can guarantee. Timing depends on the site’s starting point, content quality, competition and the search engine’s processing. The proposal defines our team’s deliverables and how we will track progress.
No. Publication means the page is available. Indexing is a search engine decision that must be checked separately. A sitemap or crawl request does not prove inclusion in the index.
When a citation is observed, we record the platform, question, date and source. Identifiable referrals and visits are tracked separately. A single occurrence does not establish lasting visibility or a commercial result.
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Let’s assess how your business appears today and define an initial scope with deliverables and evaluation criteria.
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