SEO, AIO, and structured data done with restraint

I make your site answer-ready: structured data, clear canonicals, answer-first copy, and internal links that help search and AI assistants surface the right pages.

I align your site with search and assistant expectations without gimmicks: clean canonicals, structured data that matches the page, and answer-first copy that respects user intent. Performance and accessibility remain non-negotiable.

See how structured data and clear content helped real estate landing work and SaaS landing builds surface the right pages. For deeper examples across products, browse the projects library.

What you get

A clean, consistent SEO/AIO foundation that search engines and assistants can trust.

Canonical strategy per route, avoiding duplicates and conflicting signals.
Structured data matched to visible content: WebPage, BreadcrumbList, Article/BlogPosting, Service, and Organization/Person.
Answer-first content structure with FAQs for eligible intents.
Internal linking that reinforces services and proof pages without spam.
Sitemap and robots hygiene to keep crawl budget focused on canonical pages.
Performance and accessibility preserved while adding schema and content improvements.

Typical timeline

A structured engagement that ships value quickly and keeps you in control of the content:

Discovery and audit: canonicals, schemas, sitemaps, robots, and current performance baselines.
Content plan: quick answers, headings that match intent, and FAQ coverage where appropriate.
Implementation: schema JSON-LD, internal links, and copy edits that stay true to your voice.
Validation: Rich Results tests, PSI/WebPageTest checks, and crawl sanity (logs if available).
Handoff: documentation and checklists so your team can maintain the improvements.

For sites with frequent publishing, I set guidelines that keep every new page compliant and discoverable.

Tech, quality bar, and measurement

I keep implementations lean and testable. Structured data is declarative, tied to your entity graph, and verified in build and QA.

JSON-LD aligned to the entity graph for Person, Organization, WebSite, and page types.
Canonical/OG/Twitter metadata with consistent URLs and no duplicates.
Performance budgets protected while adding AIO/SEO enhancements.
Accessibility respected: headings, landmarks, and readable contrast maintained.
Reporting: before/after metrics for indexing signals and performance KPIs.

Internal links point to proof, not fluff: productivity dashboards and commerce builds show how structured data and performance coexist.

Outcomes and next steps

The goal is trustworthy signals: consistent canonicals, clean schemas, answer-first content, and a fast site. These improvements compound over time as you publish.

Ready to align your site with search and AI expectations? Let’s talk about your current stack and roadmap, and build a plan that fits your release cadence.

FAQs

What is AIO and why does it matter?

AI Optimization ensures your site is understandable to assistants: structured data, answer-first copy, consistent entities, and clean canonicals.

Do you add structured data?

Yes. I implement Article/BlogPosting, WebPage, BreadcrumbList, Service, and Organization/Person schema aligned to visible content.

How do you handle canonicals and hreflang?

I set clear canonicals per page, avoid duplicates, and add hreflang only when multiple languages exist. No guesswork or spammy markup.

Can you improve existing content?

Yes. I restructure content to answer intents up front, add FAQs, and link internally to relevant services and proof pages.

Will this slow down the site?

No. Structured data is lightweight, and I protect performance budgets while adding SEO/AIO enhancements.

Do you update sitemaps and robots?

Yes. I keep sitemaps canonical-only and ensure robots directives support crawling while keeping sensitive routes out.

Do you provide reporting?

Yes. I deliver before/after snapshots for indexing signals, structured data validation, and performance baselines.