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We build the technical SEO and AI-readiness work directly into the platform your team already runs, so structural fixes don't require a separate system to maintain.
We build and run SEO and AI-visibility programs for mid-market and private equity companies between $30M and $500M ARR, strategy and implementation both - so your brand shows up in Google, AI Overviews, and LLM-generated answers, not just the search results fewer buyers are actually starting from.
Traffic and rankings look fine in the monthly report, but nobody's checking whether your brand actually shows up when a prospect asks an AI assistant the exact question your content was supposed to answer.
Search Console tracks impressions and clicks. The CRM tracks pipeline. Nobody's ever connected the two, so proving SEO's actual revenue contribution means stitching together numbers from three different tools by hand.
Your content ranks for the search terms it was built around years ago, while competitors are showing up inside AI-generated answers for the exact questions your buyers are asking now.
By the time a rep gets on a call, the buyer may have already formed an impression from an AI-generated summary, one nobody on your team has ever seen or influenced.
The wasted opportunity isn't the ranking. It's every buyer who got an AI-generated answer that never mentioned you, formed an opinion before you had a chance to shape it, and never even reached your site to find out you existed.
SEO efforts target traditional search rankings exclusively, with no attention to how AI platforms discover or cite content.
The site is crawlable and reasonably optimized, but lacks the entity strength and content depth AI systems look for when selecting sources.
The brand shows up in some AI-generated answers, but nobody's tracking it or tying it back to pipeline.
Google, AI Overviews, and LLM answers are all tracked together, with visibility tied directly to revenue.
Technical SEO, content, and entity authority work together so your brand shows up consistently across traditional search and AI-generated answers, not just one or the other.
Structure, schema, and content architecture get built around what both search engines and AI platforms need to find, understand, and trust your site.
Research covers not just keywords but the questions and prompts buyers are typing into AI tools, so content answers what's actually being asked.
Unified dashboards track performance across Google, AI Overviews, and LLM citations together, not as three separate, disconnected reports.
Entity authority and source credibility get built deliberately, so AI-generated answers reference your brand instead of a competitor's.
Reporting connects search and AI visibility to actual revenue outcomes, so the investment has a number behind it your CFO will accept.
Six stages. We audit both search engines and AI platforms before optimizing anything - because a strategy built only around Google rankings is already missing where a growing share of your buyers actually start looking.
Before we optimize anything, we find out exactly where you stand today. We run a full technical SEO audit alongside an AI visibility assessment, covering on-page evaluation, content and entity analysis, backlink profile, and how your brand currently performs across AI Overviews and LLM-generated answers. Most companies have never actually checked the second half of that list.
We define what to target, on both traditional search and AI platforms. Competitive and SERP analysis get paired with keyword and AI-prompt gap analysis, so we know exactly where competitors show up, where they don't, and where the real opportunity actually sits for your brand.
We fix what's holding your site back from being trusted. Site structure, schema, internal linking, and entity signals get built or corrected, so both search engines and AI systems can crawl, understand, and cite your content with confidence, not just tolerate it.
We build the content that actually answers what's being asked. This is where keyword research alone stops being enough: topic clusters, entity mapping, and internal linking architecture get built around real search intent and real AI prompts, so content is positioned to be found and cited, not just published and hoped for.
We track what's actually happening across every discovery channel. Custom dashboards cover traffic, engagement, keyword and prompt performance, and conversion tracking together, so you have one unified view instead of three disconnected reports nobody has time to reconcile.
We keep the strategy current as the landscape keeps changing. Multisite support, maintenance, content updates, and advanced reporting continue on an ongoing basis, so your visibility doesn't quietly decay the way most SEO programs do the moment the initial project ends, especially as AI platforms keep changing how they select sources.
Most AI answers lean on third parties. Your own site is usually just one voice, and rarely the loudest.
Source: Surfer SEO, analysis of 46M AI citations, 2026
Our tools are chosen because they cover both traditional search and AI visibility - not because they're the best-known platforms in the category.
We build the technical SEO and AI-readiness work directly into the platform your team already runs, so structural fixes don't require a separate system to maintain.
We track performance across both traditional search and AI platforms, so visibility gets measured everywhere your buyers are actually looking, not just where it's easiest to report on.
Used to analyze prompt patterns, entity signals, and competitive content at scale, surfacing exactly where AI platforms are pulling their answers from and where your brand is missing.
A documented picture of where your brand stands across Google and AI platforms today.
Keyword and AI-prompt opportunities mapped against your competitive landscape.
Built and published, not a set of recommendations you still have to execute.
One view of performance across Google, AI Overviews, and LLM citations, tied to pipeline.
Typical engagement · Audit week 1 · Content strategy weeks 2–4 · Optimization continues through week 12 and beyond
An expiring HubSpot contract left a narrow window to consolidate sales and marketing into Salesforce. Forms were spread across multiple content types and embedded through several different methods. We planned the migration, replaced every element tied to the old automation tool and kept the site running through the switch.
Mid-market and private equity companies between $30M and $500M ARR. SaaS, technology services, professional services, fintech, healthtech, energy.
Unified visibility across Google and AI platforms, tied to revenue. A clear read on whether the investment is actually working, and where visibility gaps are costing the most pipeline.
A content strategy built around both keywords and AI prompts. Competitive gap analysis showing exactly where to focus. One unified strategy instead of two disconnected ones.
Visibility into how AI platforms are representing the brand. A better-shaped first impression before a rep ever gets involved - prospects arrive with a more accurate, favorable picture already formed.
Unified dashboards tying visibility directly to conversion and pipeline data. A documented, repeatable optimization process. Reporting they can present without manual reconciliation.
They bring a spirit of collaboration to their work, as well as taking initiative on virtual project management. It's extremely rare to work with a firm that has both development and business revenue chops. One remarkable thing: I have never met the DevriX team. We have never even spoken on the phone or VoIP. Another member of our team has spoken with them, but the point is I've been able to get projects done with DevriX that involved complex design requirements without ever talking real-time. That requires an exceptional attention to detail. I cannot recommend DevriX highly enough.
One audit covers Google, AI Overviews, and LLM answers together. You get a documented picture of every discovery surface, and the fixes that would move the pipeline number your CFO already tracks.
The questions Marketing, RevOps, and Sales leaders ask us on the first call, answered directly.