SEO and GEO: how to get cited when an AI answers the question
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Four articles for the person paying for the website, not the person writing the code. Each one answers a single question, in under 8 minutes, with the numbers attached.
SEO and GEO: how to get cited when an AI answers the question
Search still sends traffic. AI answers send fewer clicks and more decisions. Here is what changes on your site when the answer is written before anyone reaches you.
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Build
Why hand-coded sites load faster than page builders
A page builder ships its whole engine to every visitor. Hand-written code ships the page. That gap is the difference between passing Core Web Vitals and explaining why you do not.
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CMS
What a CMS actually gives you
A CMS is not a website. It is the login where you change the words without calling anyone. Knowing which parts it controls, and which it does not, saves you a fight later.
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Process
What to prepare before a website build
A build that stalls is almost never stuck on code. It is waiting for a logo file, a domain login, or a decision nobody has made. Here are the seven things to have ready.
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