Your SEO & AEO engine, built in weeks.

Two ways buyers find you – both powered by the same engine.

Every stage runs on automations I build – so the engine ships in weeks, keeps producing, and reports on itself.

1. Step 01 · Days 1–7

   Audit

   Full scan of your blog – rankings, technical gaps, and where AI does and doesn't cite you. You get a gap map and a priority ranking whether we continue or not.

   Gap analysis3 gaps

   SEO

   30%

   47 missed

   AEO

   20%

   3 of 10 cited

   Tech

   40%

   schema gaps

   Benchmark · 8 brands scannedReport ready
2. Step 02 · Days 8–14

   Strategy

   90-day roadmap delivered. Which channels to activate in which order, what content types to bet on, voice and tone per channel. Approved before a single piece ships.

   90-day roadmapApproved

   W1

   W2

   W3

   W4

   SEO8 articles + 30 pSEO

   AEOschema + direct answers

   Automationbriefs → draft → publish

   ↓Deliverable: 90-day roadmap · channel playbooks · brief templates
3. Step 03 · Weeks 3–4

   Activate

   First content ships and the automations go live – briefs, drafting, internal linking, and schema running on rails. The whole publishing pipeline is producing by end of week four.

   Queue · Wk 13/4 live

   LiveContent strategy guide2,400 words

   LiveDirect-answer FAQ · AI-search optimised3 engines

   LiveInternal links + schema · auto-applied62 links

   ScheduledpSEO: [tool] for [industry] · 30 pagesWk 4
4. Step 04 · Month 2+

   Run

   Ongoing execution across the engine. Weekly check-ins, monthly attribution report showing what's driving traffic, AI citations, and pipeline. Continuous optimisation.

   Attribution · Month 3Compounding

   Organic traffic

   +43%

   MoM

   AI citations

   +6

   this month

   Pipeline

   4 leads

   from SEO

Retainer engagements follow this same ramp – then I run the engine on an ongoing basis with no fixed end date.

• What exactly is the SEO & AEO engine?+

  The whole system behind a blog that works: keyword and entity strategy, content production, technical SEO, AI-search optimisation, and measurement – wired together with automation and owned by one operator. Not a lone writer, not an agency retainer. An engine you keep.
• Do you only work with B2B, or B2C too?+

  Both. The engine works for any business that grows through content – B2B or B2C, SaaS, services, ecommerce, or media. The mechanics are the same (rank, get cited, automate production); the keywords, funnel, and voice get tuned to your market.
• How is this different from an SEO agency?+

  One operator owns strategy and execution, so nothing gets lost in a hand-off to juniors you never meet. And because the production pipeline is automated, it ships in weeks instead of quarters – for a fraction of a $25k agency start.
• What's AEO, and why should I care?+

  AEO (answer engine optimisation, also called AI-search or LLM optimisation) is optimising so AI assistants – ChatGPT, Perplexity, Gemini, Google's AI answers – cite your brand as a source. More buyers now start there than on page one of Google. If AI doesn't name you, you're invisible to them.
• How fast is 'fast'?+

  First content is live in about 14 days, because the automation removes the manual publishing bottleneck. SEO still compounds over 3–6 months, but the early wins – quick-win articles, technical fixes, first AI citations – show up within weeks.
• What's the difference between Discovery and Retainer?+

  Discovery is a 2-week, one-off audit plus a 90-day roadmap (including the automation plan) you can execute yourself or hand to anyone. Retainer is ongoing: I build and run the whole engine every month and report on what's working. Most clients start with Discovery, then move to Retainer with the roadmap in hand.
• Do you write everything yourself? Is it AI slop?+

  I own the strategy, the quality bar, and the automation. Execution is a mix of my own writing, AI-assisted drafting, and vetted editors – every piece goes through brief, draft, brand-voice check, publish. Automation handles the plumbing, not the judgement.
• Is there a minimum commitment?+

  Discovery is one-off, with no commitment after delivery. Retainer is month-to-month with no annual lock-in. In practice the first 90 days is where the compounding starts to show, so I recommend giving it that long before making a call.