Technical SEO
Crawling, indexing, canonicals, sitemap, internal links, load time, and structured data are reviewed and prioritized. Without a solid technical basis, good content can't do its job.
GEO builds on good SEO. NJUME combines technical indexability, search intent, clear company signals, and citable content so that companies can be better understood in Google and AI-powered search systems. The starting point is a prioritized audit, not a generic keyword list.
Crawling, indexing, canonicals, sitemap, internal links, load time, and structured data are reviewed and prioritized. Without a solid technical basis, good content can't do its job.
Every important service gets a distinct page and a clear task. Keywords are ordered by relevance, purchase proximity, and realistic fit — not forced into copy as an unnatural word list.
Titles, headings, answer blocks, FAQs, case studies, and internal links are built so people can decide quickly and search systems can classify the topic unambiguously.
Company, responsible person, services, location, projects, and external profiles are connected consistently. Real experience and traceable case studies replace interchangeable claims.
Clear answers, primary sources, authorship, and update dates increase the chance of being processed as an understandable source. Our SEO vs. GEO guide explains the distinction; a specific mention can't be guaranteed.
Google Search Console, analytics, technical tests, and documented AI search observations show what changes. Position, search intent and result presentation matter together — a flat CTR threshold is not enough.
Capture technology, content, search queries, competition, and company signals.
Assign keywords, search intents, pages, case studies, and internal links unambiguously.
Fix technical errors and publish prioritized service and topic pages.
Evaluate Search Console and inquiries, deepen content, and build authority.
SEO improves discoverability, indexing and rankings in search engines. GEO adds clear entities, substantiated claims and citable answers for AI search. See our detailed SEO and GEO comparison.
Scope depends on technology, competition, the number of priority pages and ongoing support. NJUME starts with an audit and action plan, followed by a concrete proposal. A flat monthly price without a review would not be reliable.
No. Google rankings and AI answers are determined by external systems. What can be responsibly controlled is quality, technology, coverage, internal links, case studies, sources, and continuous improvement.
Technical fixes can show measurable results quickly. New rankings and organic inquiries need several weeks to months, depending on competition, domain, content, and authority.
Yes. Technical shop SEO, category structure, product data, internal links, and content are considered together with Shopify development.
Yes. During a website relaunch, URL mapping, redirects, canonicals, content, and monitoring protect existing search signals.
Technical decisions are guided, among others, by the Google Search Central documentation and the primary documentation of the platforms in use.
Indexing, non-brand impressions, clicks, positions, landing pages, organic inquiries, and technical quality are reviewed regularly and classified by business value.