SEO / GEO Diagnostic Review
For businesses that need to understand their current search presence. Review crawling, indexing, page structure, content and AI search information, then deliver prioritized issues and an implementation roadmap.


SEO helps search engines crawl, understand and present website content. For company websites, product catalogs, multilingual sites and independent stores, we assess the target market and current site before addressing indexing issues, weak keyword visibility and irrelevant traffic.
For Shenzhen SEO or business website optimization in Zhongshan, we first establish genuine service areas and customer intent: selecting a provider, comparing services or researching a product. This informs page priorities rather than producing duplicate pages for every city.
Use business scope, customer questions, existing search data, public suggestions and competing pages to identify brand, service, local and question-based keywords. Prioritize relevance, inquiry intent and implementation effort; use available evidence for volume and competition rather than invented numbers.
Map service searches such as corporate website SEO and Google SEO for export websites to suitable service pages, and questions about indexing to useful guides or FAQs. Align titles, descriptions, headings, body copy and internal links around a clear intent for each page.
Review robots.txt, sitemaps, canonicals, redirects, broken links, mobile experience and loading performance. Ensure important content is accessible and crawlable. Check language versions and hreflang, and preserve valuable URLs and content during redesigns or migrations.
Improve service scope, delivery methods, product specifications, industry applications, project explanations and FAQs. Connect relevant pages and make inquiry actions clear. Evaluate whether the right customers find useful information and contact the business, alongside rankings.
GEO means Generative Engine Optimization. Instead of only listing results, AI search synthesizes information into answers and may show source links. Clear, consistent and verifiable business information helps systems understand services and identify relevant sources.
We define platforms and questions around the audience, including accessible search or web-connected experiences in Google AI search, ChatGPT, DeepSeek and Doubao. Retrieval and output differ, so observations record the question, date, platform, answer and source rather than treating a single mention as a lasting result.
Align company names, services, service areas, products and contact information across the website, product documentation and public profiles the business controls. Explain who the company is, whom it serves and what it solves using supportable information.
Build definitions, use cases, implementation steps and decision criteria around real questions such as what GEO is, how it works and how it differs from SEO. Support answers with accurate product information, case studies and expertise instead of repetitive keywords or generic generated articles.
Document supporting evidence, limitations and update dates, and link important technical explanations to reliable sources. Keep FAQ, organization and breadcrumb markup consistent with visible content. Do not publish unverified projects, testimonials or performance numbers.
Ensure content is crawlable, indexable, readable and connected through useful internal links. Google states that existing SEO best practices apply to its AI search features, without special AI markup or additional optimization requirements. Focus on content and technical quality and document changes in mentions and citations.
SEO and GEO outcomes must be interpreted against the site baseline, implementation dates and available data. Separate completed work from changes in search performance, connecting each implementation round to specific pages and business goals.
With authorized data access, use Google Search Console, Baidu search tools, website analytics and inquiry records to assess indexing, impressions, clicks and relevant inquiries. AI search monitoring uses a consistent question set and repeated samples, recording mentions, citations and context.
Track indexing and queries by service pages, products, articles and language versions. Compare impressions, clicks, click-through rates and available ranking data consistently. Separate brand and non-brand searches and identify pages that receive impressions but few clicks.
Define measurable inquiry actions across existing forms, email, phone or business channels. Distinguish visits from useful leads and review the connection between search intent, landing pages and contact steps. Traffic growth alone is not a business outcome.
Record the question, platform, date, web access status, brand mentions and website citations separately. Assess whether answers describe the service accurately and link to relevant pages. Mentions, recommendations and citations are distinct observations.
Report completed work, page changes, data interpretation and next priorities. Provide actionable changes for indexing problems, low click-through rates, missing information or inquiry friction, documenting data gaps and platform changes.
For businesses that need to understand their current search presence. Review crawling, indexing, page structure, content and AI search information, then deliver prioritized issues and an implementation roadmap.
Implement agreed technical fixes, service and product page improvements, keyword mapping and internal links. Review how each page supports relevant customer inquiries.
Research new customer questions, improve content and review data over time. Periodic reports connect visibility, relevant visits and inquiry quality to the next priorities.
Deliverables focus on site diagnostics, page optimization, content development and ongoing monitoring. The client provides accurate business information and necessary site and analytics access. Both parties agree on priority questions, scope and review periods. Rankings, indexing, AI mentions and citations depend on platforms and the competitive environment; fixed rankings or recommendations are not guaranteed.
SEO improves crawling, indexing and search result performance. GEO focuses on how generative search understands businesses, builds answers and cites sources. Both rely on technical foundations, accurate information and useful content.
Typical work includes diagnostics, keyword and intent research, page mapping, technical SEO, service and product content, internal links and measurement. Scope follows the actual site needs rather than a fixed article quota.
Yes. We improve business information and relevant pages around genuine locations, service areas and customer needs, and also support national or overseas audiences. We do not create mass duplicate city pages.
Yes. Define countries, languages, products and inquiry needs, then review language pages, hreflang, localization, performance and indexing. Keyword priorities follow each market rather than simply copying Chinese keywords.
Start with an accessible site, accurate business information, useful content, questions and reliable sources, then observe answers and citations. Google says existing SEO practices apply to its AI search without special AI markup; structured data must match the visible content.
Timing depends on site foundations, crawl frequency, competition and the work implemented. Technical fixes and content can be accepted in stages, while indexing, traffic and AI citations require observation. Define a baseline and review cadence instead of promising one deadline for every site.
Use business information, customer questions, suggestions and existing query data to select candidates, group intent and map pages. Provide volume and competition only when a verifiable source is available. Search suggestions alone do not establish demand or inquiry potential.
Fixed rankings, indexing and AI recommendations cannot be guaranteed. We agree on deliverables, data sources and evaluation methods and review changes. Search results depend on competition and platforms; AI answers also vary with wording, timing and retrieval.
Provide business scope, customers and markets, website URLs, priority products and services, content, and authorized site and analytics access. Existing query and inquiry records help; without analytics, begin with diagnostics and a baseline.