Search built in from day one
We set up the groundwork while we build: page titles and descriptions, clear headings, structured data that tells Google what each page is, and a sitemap that only lists pages that exist.
Structured data on every page
Your business, services and FAQs, marked up so search engines can show them.
A sitemap with no dead ends
On our own site, the build fails if the sitemap points at a page that doesn't exist.
Fast pages, measured
Fast sites rank better, so we measure speed. A Semrush audit of Revere Health's 2,861 pages found each one serves its HTML in 0.17 seconds on average. Our own homepage scores 94 for performance and 100 for SEO in Lighthouse on desktop. Mobile is lower, and we're still working on it.
Measured on real visits
Speed numbers come from production traffic, not just a lab test.
Images that load light
Modern formats like AVIF keep quality up and file sizes down.
SEO that keeps working after launch
We set up the structure at build time, then use AI tooling to watch rankings and point out the content gaps worth fixing.
Rankings watched
We track where your pages rank and flag the ones slipping.
Gaps surfaced
When customers search for something your site doesn't answer, we see it.
Speed kept in check
We monitor Core Web Vitals, Google's measure of page speed, so the site doesn't slow down as it grows.
Frequently asked questions
Yes. We often add SEO improvements to existing sites without starting from scratch. We'll tell you what's worth keeping and what's worth changing.
We set up the structure at build time, then use AI tooling to monitor rankings and surface the content gaps worth fixing.
SEO gets your pages near the top of a results page. GEO, or Generative Engine Optimization, gets your site quoted in AI-generated answers like ChatGPT's. We handle both.
Want more people to find your site?
Tell us what your customers search for and where you show up today. Even if we're not the right fit, we'll point you somewhere that is.
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