Search visibility services
Technical SEO and search visibility.
Make the right pages findable, understood, and useful. Start with a bounded audit, ongoing maintenance, or a broader implementation project. Each route ends with documented findings, changes you can inspect, and a clear next step.
01Starting points
Four ways in. One standard of evidence.
Pick the smallest scope that answers the question you have now.
- 01SEO auditOne site, technical and on-page findings, and a prioritized plan. No implementation.$750fixed scope→
- 02Monthly SEO maintenanceA bounded monthly queue of fixes, checks, and upkeep.from$2,000per month→
- 03Local SEO PhilippinesLocal / PhilippinesProfiles, local pages, listings, reviews, and measurement for real locations.scoped per location→
- 04Search visibility projectTechnical SEO, architecture, and content changes implemented across the site.scoped after diagnosis→
02The problem
Traffic is not the first question.
First check whether the right pages can be found, indexed, understood, and connected to a business action.
- SymptomImportant pages compete, disappear, or target the wrong intent.
- SymptomTechnical issues and content gaps sit in one undifferentiated backlog.
- SymptomSearch data shows symptoms without tracing them back to the page, template, or decision that needs to change.
03Technical SEO
Fix the source, then check it held.
Technical work starts from evidence: crawl data, Search Console reports, and live URLs. The goal is a working fix in the template, rule, or code, checked after release.
- Find
Evidence
Crawl + Search Console
Find where crawl data, indexing reports, and live URLs point to the same problem.
- Trace
Problem
Crawled, not indexed
Confirm what is actually failing instead of treating every exclusion as the same issue.
SourceTemplate, rule, or code
Trace repeated problems back to the source that creates them.
- Fix
Fix
Change the source
Fix the template, rendering, redirect, internal path, or performance bottleneck.
- Verify
Validation
Check it held
Re-crawl, inspect live URLs, and verify the change after release.
04Search architecture
Every important page gets one search role.
Commercial, supporting, and editorial pages are planned together, because they compete with and link to each other.
Page roles
Map priority pages to search intent and give each one a primary job.
Competing pages
Merge, split, redirect, or redefine pages that target the same query.
Topic hubs
Group related content into clusters with clear boundaries.
Internal paths
Link answers and supporting pages to the relevant service.
For ecommerce, decide which categories and filtered views deserve their own indexable URL.
05AI search measurement
AI search measurement, without an AI rank.
Track whether important pages are reachable, cited, and repeatedly observed across selected prompts and engines. The output is a dated evidence set with page-level findings, not a universal AI ranking.
- 01Accessible
Crawlers can reach and read the page.
- 02Supported
The page states and backs up a specific claim.
- 03Observed
Cited, or not, for a tracked prompt.
- 04Evidence
Prompt, engine, date, and URL recorded.
- 05Decision
Improve, expand, monitor, or leave it.
AI search visibility for a small business: scope the work first.
Start with one service or product area, the market you actually serve and the pages that already answer its questions. Agree the engines, prompt sample, accessible reports and implementation responsibility before expanding the scope.
| Workstream | Reviewable deliverable | Acceptance check |
|---|---|---|
| Baseline and gaps | Dated prompt/citation ledger and a query-to-existing-page map. | Each finding names its source, period, page and evidence limit; an absent citation is not treated as a technical diagnosis. |
| Content and technical work | Prioritized fixes to existing answers, source evidence, internal paths or access problems. | Each task has one page owner, a reason and a way to verify it. Audit-only work remains separate from agreed implementation. |
| Recurring review | A repeatable evidence packet with a named human reviewer. | The same questions and windows can be compared. Publication permissions and any automation are scoped separately. |
Automation can collect and group findings; it cannot guarantee inclusion in an AI answer. We do not sell guaranteed citations or a universal AI rank. The opportunity-review workflow shows the proposed handoff. Use the tool-selection checklist to assess the evidence before adding a platform.
06Example deliverable
A decision list, not a data dump.
Each finding says what is happening, why it matters, how urgent it is, and what happens next.
| Finding | Impact | Priority | Action |
|---|---|---|---|
| Key templates are hard to reach | Important pages may stay undiscovered | High | Repair internal links and sitemap coverage |
| Several pages target one intent | Signals and user choices blur | High | Give each URL one primary job |
| Search Console data and crawl data disagree on the important URL set | The real indexed footprint of the site is unclear | Medium | Reconcile both lists and fix the source of the gap |
Illustrative format, not results from a client project.
07Diagnose it yourself
Check the symptom before you buy anything.
Three common problems, in the same order as the work above.
08Next step
Bring the site-level search problem.
Share the site, the goal, and what has already been tried.