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Most “SEO audits” from tools alone are useless.
They throw numbers at you, flag random stuff, and create stress, but rarely help your business grow.
I run audits the way they should be done: manual checks of all important pages, templates, and data in GA4 & GSC, plus smart use of tools like Screaming Frog. This way, we catch what actually impacts traffic, leads, and revenue.
Stop chasing false issues. Focus on what moves the needle.
If you want a practical, results-focused SEO review, let’s talk.
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Search is evolving, and content needs to do more than rank on Google. It needs to answer questions, build authority, and make brands discoverable across traditional search engines and AI-powered platforms.
This portfolio showcases my approach to creating search-focused content that combines Search Engine Optimization (SEO), Answer Engine Optimization (AEO), and Generative Engine Optimization (GEO) to help businesses strengthen their online visibility.
What I focus on:
SEO: Keyword research, search intent, on-page optimization, and content structured to improve organic visibility.
AEO: Clear, answer-focused content designed to address user questions and improve eligibility for featured snippets and answer-based search results.
GEO: Helpful, authoritative, well-structured content designed to improve a brand’s chances of being referenced in AI-generated responses.
Content Strategy: Creating valuable, reader-first content that aligns with business goals, audience needs, and search opportunities.
My goal is to create content that connects search visibility with real business outcomes—not just rankings and traffic, but relevance, authority, and opportunities for growth.
Search Engine OptimizationSEO Content Managment Web DesignGoogle AnalyticsGoogle Search ConsoleSEMrush
I am also SEO, SGE, GEO specialist but what's AEO?
Still filling in the meta keywords tag? Google stopped reading it for ranking a long time ago.
Google said in 2009 that it doesn't use the keywords meta tag in web ranking. The habit just never died, and some CMS plugins still show the field.
Where that time goes on our builds instead:
• A unique title on every page, using the words people actually search
• A meta description per page, written to earn the click
• Headings that follow the content: one H1, then H2s
• Internal links with clear anchors, not "click here"
None of that is glamorous. All of it is visible to search engines and to people, which is more than the keywords tag ever was.
What's the oldest SEO habit you still see on client sites?
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The meta keywords habit really never died, some plugins still push that field. A unique title and a meta description written to earn the click do so much more.
AdvantageGEO: a Framer site for an agency that gets brands cited by AI search.
The hero opens with a bold claim, SEO is dying.
The dark blue hero with the "SEO is dying" headline is a bold opener. The side by side chat cards make the GEO idea easy to get at a glance.