What I help with

You have a catalogue, but you do not show up in Google or Yandex for the queries buyers use.
Product pages look alike, and search engines cannot tell them apart.
The website is slow on phones.
ChatGPT, Gemini and other assistants mention competitors in your niche, but not you.

What is included

Technical audit: indexing, duplicates, speed, errors, canonical tags and the sitemap.
Keyword research: product names plus the words buyers use to describe their task.
Structure and copy for categories, application pages and industries.
Schema.org structured data for products, the organisation and FAQs.
Preparation for AI search: answers in plain on-page text, llms.txt and verifiable facts.
Search Console, Yandex Webmaster and analytics, so you can track agreed queries.

What I do not promise

Nobody can honestly guarantee first place or a mention in ChatGPT. I remove barriers, build useful pages and show the change in numbers.

Check your website for free

Start with SEO Spy: it checks up to five pages and explains the issues.

What the report separates

Question	Evidence and limit
Can a crawler open the page?	Response, robots, canonical and rendered content. Access alone does not establish indexing.
Is the page visible in search?	Search Console or Webmaster data for queries and pages, when access is available.
Do visits become enquiries?	Analytics compared with actual enquiries; a click is not a sale.
Does an AI answer cite the site?	Engine, exact query, language, date and cited URL. One answer does not establish stable visibility.

An llms.txt file is an optional directory, not proof of citations. Google does not require a special AI file or schema for its AI features; see Google’s documentation. Structured data describes visible content and does not guarantee a rich result.

Read SEO, AEO and GEO explained for the distinction. If the issue is lost enquiries rather than search visibility, start with a website audit.