LLM SEO: the technical setup LLMs can read.

Yes. We deploy directly on WordPress, Webflow and Shopify through the CMS, or through your repository on GitHub for custom stacks like Next.js. You approve every change on the shared board before it ships, so nothing goes live without your review. This matters more than it might sound, because a technical audit that ends in a to-do list rarely gets implemented: the recommendations compete with the product roadmap and they lose. By deploying the work ourselves we remove that bottleneck, and fixes land in weeks rather than sitting in a backlog for a full quarter. If your stack is unusual or access is restricted for security reasons, we adapt and deliver the exact changes as reviewable pull requests for your own team to merge. Either way you keep control over what goes live, and every asset produced remains yours to keep afterwards.

The Citeme platform detects every AI bot visit in real time, including GPTBot, ClaudeBot and PerplexityBot. You literally watch the engines start reading your site, page by page, which is direct observation rather than a score we simply assert. That is unusual in technical work, where results are typically verified by claim, and it gives you a clean before and after on the exact pages that were changed. Keep the two levels apart when you read the data. Being crawled is the entry ticket and it responds quickly to technical fixes. Being cited is the outcome and it depends on whether the content is worth quoting once the engine can finally read it. Tracking both separately tells you which of the two is currently your real constraint. That separation matters, because it stops you concluding that technical work failed when the real constraint sits elsewhere.

They overlap heavily, and we handle both within the same engagement. Technical SEO gets you crawled and indexed by search engines: crawlability, clean markup, site health, no pages buried under heavy JavaScript. Technical GEO adds the layer built specifically for AI, meaning an llms.txt map, schema.org markup that resolves your entities correctly, and facts written so they can be lifted verbatim. The dependency runs in one direction and it is worth understanding before you allocate budget. Generative engines rely on traditional indexes to find their sources, so a site Google cannot crawl stays invisible to ChatGPT regardless of how well its passages are structured. Technical SEO is therefore not optional groundwork you can skip in favour of the AI layer, it is the condition that makes that layer worth deploying.