Customers can’t find your services
Your services share one general page, and titles give little detail beyond the company name. People searching for a specific service or location struggle to find the relevant information.
SEO & AI search
Technical SEO, clear site structure and content shaped around your customers’ questions — for search results and AI answers.
In short
DJWP builds websites that search engines and AI answer engines can understand: technical SEO, structured data, fast pages, a clear information architecture and content that answers real customer questions. We call the AI side GEO — generative engine optimization.
Problems we solve
Your services share one general page, and titles give little detail beyond the company name. People searching for a specific service or location struggle to find the relevant information.
Some pages load slowly, lead to broken addresses or stay out of search results. You cannot tell which technical issues matter or where to start investigating them.
AI answers leave your business out or repeat outdated details about your services. You cannot tell which sources they used or where the incorrect information first appeared.
Search and inquiry data are missing or scattered across tools. You cannot tell which pages attract relevant visitors, which lead to contact or where people stop before getting in touch.
What you get
Related work
How we build
We check whether important pages can be reached, crawled and indexed, then prioritize the issues found. Technical fixes and content work are planned around the site's actual gaps, rather than a fixed sequence for every project.
We separate pages when customers need meaningfully different information. For service areas, that means useful local details and accurate coverage, rather than repeating the same copy with a different city name on each page.
We use your project records and approved business details to support the content. Claims need a source, and missing evidence stays out of the copy until you can confirm it or provide supporting material.
We make important information available in page text and check how pages link together. Structured data must match that content. Optional files such as llms.txt are treated as experiments, with no promised effect on visibility.
Technical health, structure, content gaps and how AI assistants describe you.
Speed, indexing, structured data and internal links.
Pages and FAQs shaped around what customers ask.
Search Console, analytics and regular, data-based changes.
Further reading
Structured data will not rank a page by itself. It does make your business details unambiguous, which helps both search engines and AI answers.
llms.txt gets a lot of attention as a way to be seen by AI assistants. It is useful, cheap and easy to overrate.
A page can be fully translated on screen and still show up in search with the source language's title, description and URL. Here is why, and how we fix it.
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Questions
Something else on your mind? Ask us directly — we usually reply within one business day.
Ask about your projectNo one honestly can. We build the foundation search engines and AI systems rely on — technical quality, structure, clear answers and structured data — and improve it over time based on real data.
Generative engine optimization: making your website easy for AI answer engines to read, understand and cite. In practice it means clear, factual answers, well-structured pages and accurate structured data.
We review indexing, relevant search queries, page visits and agreed inquiry events. These measures show different parts of the picture, so a traffic increase alone is not treated as success. We use the available data to decide what to investigate or change next.
We do not buy links or use link networks. Our work focuses on the website and agreed business listings. Publishing useful pages does not guarantee outside coverage or links. If you need outreach or digital PR, that would need a separate discussion about scope.
It can be included when customers search for services in specific locations. We first confirm the areas you actually serve and what local information would help visitors. The scope may cover relevant pages, consistent business details and profile updates where you can provide access.
Yes, after reviewing the platform and available access. We identify technical and content issues, then agree which changes we can make directly. Some fixes may depend on your hosting provider, platform settings or another developer, and we explain those limits before work starts.
Let’s talk about your website
A new website, a useful feature or a fix. Tell us what you need.