AI SEO
LLM optimization for teams who already do SEO well
An AI SEO agency, for the half of search that no longer looks like search
AI SEO is what happens to your search practice once a large language model sits between your buyer and your website. The crawl, the index and the ranking signals are all still there. What changed is that an answer now gets composed on top of them, and that answer cites a shortlist.
If your team already runs a competent SEO programme, this is the extension of it rather than a replacement.
Where LLM optimization differs from SEO
You are optimising for extraction, not just for position. Content has to survive being summarised without losing the claim that matters.
Entity clarity beats keyword density. A model needs to know what you are, not which phrase you repeated.
Citations are the unit of success. A page that ranks third but gets quoted is doing better than one that ranks first and does not.
Freshness is weighted differently. Sources that look maintained get reached for more often than ones that have not moved in years.
We do not think the terminology matters much. The work is the same whether you call it AI SEO, LLM SEO or something else next quarter.
Choosing the right starting point
If you want the broad programme, start at AI visibility services. If you are focused on generative answers specifically, see generative engine optimization. If your concern is how buyers find you across every AI surface, AI search optimization is the closest fit.
A typical engagement
Technical review. Crawlability, structured data, entity markup and how cleanly your content can be parsed.
Content gap analysis. The questions in your category that nobody has answered well enough to be cited for.
Production. We write and build the assets, in text and video, and mark them up properly.
Measurement. Citation tracking across the major AI surfaces, reported in plain language.
Make your brand the answer
Tell us what you sell and who you sell it to. We’ll come back with what AI is saying about your category today, and where your brand is missing from the conversation.