SEO and AI search, checked before it ships.
An AI engine improves your website every working day: it researches what people really search, writes against what already ranks, refuses anything it cannot source, publishes, and measures each change again 28 days later. A person approves every new page.
The engine, today
- Runs
- 38 of our own live websites (6 Oct 2026)
- Languages
- French, English, German
- First two weeks
- 51 improvements shipped, 18 refused by its checks
- Refused
- About one change in four
- Re-measured
- Every change, after 28 days
Six steps, every working day
The same engine runs our own sites — lead generation, shops and digital products — before it runs yours.
- 01
Research
Real search volumes and your own Google Search Console data: what people type, and where your pages already appear.
- 02
Plan
One clear target search per page. No near-duplicate pages, no city pages made to catch every variant.
- 03
Write
The engine reads the current top 10 Google results for the target search, then writes something that adds to them — never a copy.
- 04
Check
Automatic checks refuse any change with an unsourced figure, an unverifiable study, copied text or a broken page. About one change in four is refused.
- 05
Publish
Zero downtime; sitemaps, Search Console and IndexNow are updated the same day.
- 06
Measure
Each change is measured again after 28 days, then kept, corrected or removed.
Fewer pages, each one checked
Google asks for content made for people first, and its spam policies name scaled content abuse: many pages generated mainly to manipulate rankings rather than help users. That is why our engine improves a few pages a day instead of producing hundreds, and why it refuses a change it cannot source.
In its first two weeks on our own websites, the engine shipped 51 page improvements and its checks refused 18. New pages are approved by a person before they are created. Nothing is invented: every number has a source, and there are no fake reviews, prices or claims.
Being found in AI answers
Google states that there are no additional requirements to appear in AI Overviews or AI Mode: a page has to be indexed and eligible to be shown in Search with a snippet. So the foundation of AI search is the same as SEO — useful pages Google can crawl and understand.
On top of that, since 4 October 2026 every one of our sites carries what other AI assistants can use, and we set up the same for you:
- An llms.txt fact sheet — a proposed standard that gives language models a short, curated summary of a site.
- AI crawlers explicitly allowed in robots.txt.
- An answer-first opening sentence on each page.
- JSON-LD structured data that matches what the page shows.
- IndexNow, which tells participating search engines straight away that a page has changed.
On the map, near your customers
Google says local results depend mainly on relevance, distance and prominence. We work on what you can influence: a complete, accurate profile, and the reputation and links behind it.
Business Profile audit
Categories, hours, services, photos, questions and reviews checked against what your customers search.
Local competitors
Your profile compared with the businesses that show up next to you on the map.
Ranking grid
Where you appear on Google Maps, point by point, around your address.
What we have already delivered
Besides running the engine on our own websites, we have delivered a Google Maps and Meta Ads audit for a jeweller in India. Client work is described by sector and country only, like everything on this site.
Related
Sources (checked 6 October 2026)
- Google Search Central — Creating helpful, reliable, people-first content
- Google Search Central — Spam policies (scaled content abuse)
- Google Search Central — AI features and your website
- Google Search Central — What is a sitemap
- Google Business Profile Help — How Google determines local ranking
- IndexNow
- The /llms.txt file (proposal)
- Schema.org — Service
Frequently asked questions
What is AI search optimisation?
Making sure AI assistants and Google's AI features can find and use your pages. Google says there are no additional requirements for AI Overviews or AI Mode beyond being indexed and eligible for a snippet, so we start with solid SEO, then add an llms.txt fact sheet, open robots.txt to AI crawlers, answer-first sentences, JSON-LD and IndexNow.
How many pages do you change?
A few a day, each one checked. In its first two weeks on our own websites the engine shipped 51 page improvements and refused 18. New pages are approved by a person before they are created.
How do you know a change worked?
Each change is measured again after 28 days with Search Console data, then kept, corrected or removed.
Can you guarantee a first position on Google?
No one can. We do not promise a ranking or traffic; we promise the work, the checks and an honest measurement.
Do you do local SEO?
Yes: Google Business Profile audits, a comparison with your local competitors and a ranking grid around your address.
Which languages?
The engine runs our own sites in French, English and German today.
What should people find you for?
Tell us your business, your town and your website: we will send you the plan the engine would follow.