GEO and SEO page optimization: on-page SEO and on-page GEO

Ready-made on-page SEO and GEO packages

The cost of on-page optimization depends only on the number of pages you choose. Every package includes all the steps below - both SEO and GEO. One-time payment, all fixes stay on the site.

Prices in US dollars. The "Support" subscription and a repeat audit - in the GEO SEO price list.

SEO website optimization

8 steps of SEO optimization for Google US

1. Step 1. Free estimate for the US market

   Send your site address, tell us what you sell and which states you serve, and add a few key pages. Using Google US data, we estimate demand: how many monthly searches your services get in your area and in the language of each page - and drop the queries that do not fit your site. Up to 10 pages are checked for free, and you see how often AI answers in US results cite you versus your competitors.

   Why: you see your US market in numbers and what holds your pages back before you spend a dollar.

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2. Step 2. Order: a package in US dollars, a questionnaire, your pages

   Packages are priced in dollars by the number of pages and work for any platform. The questionnaire takes 5-10 minutes: what makes you different, shipping across states and payment options, warranties and returns, what must stay untouched on the site, and the questions customers ask most. Then you approve the pages we work on.

   Why: the copy for your pages uses only your facts - no made-up prices, timelines or guarantees. We do not need access to your site.

3. Step 3. Page audit: 120+ SEO and GEO checks

   We look at every page the way Google and AI search do - ChatGPT, Gemini, Perplexity and the Google AI answers that show above regular results in the US:

   • title, meta description and H1-H3 headings;
   • copy: uniqueness, an answer in the first lines, real customer questions, repetition, text in the wrong language - say, an English paragraph on the Spanish version;
   • links and images: broken URLs, redirect chains, links without anchor text, alt, heavy files, clicks from the home page;
   • schema.org: whether markup is present and valid (organization, product, FAQ, breadcrumbs);
   • indexing and site versions: noindex, canonical, sitemap, hreflang for English and Spanish versions;
   • whether AI search bots can reach the site - in robots.txt and in server or bot-protection settings;
   • trust: an about page, contact details, author and publication date;
   • mobile and desktop speed by Google Core Web Vitals.

   Why: most tools check one thing - the tech or the copy. Here you get everything that keeps a page out of Google and AI answers, with page errors kept apart from theme settings.

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4. Step 4. A snapshot before the fixes

   We record the starting numbers: which queries the page already holds in the Google US top 100 and at what positions, how many Google AI answers quote it and your competitors, SEO and AI-readiness scores, load speed.

   Why: these numbers are the benchmark after the fixes - in the Support plan or a repeat audit.

5. Step 5. Keywords for each page

   We pick the phrases US shoppers use to look for a page like yours and filter out anything that does not match its purpose. We check search intent: "buy" or "near me" queries go to a service or product page, "how to choose" or "best" go to an article.

   Why: important phrases the page is missing are already worked into the fixes - that is how it starts ranking for them.

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6. Step 6. Ready fixes for each page

   For every page: a new title, meta description and H1; copy that answers right away what you offer, which states you serve, what it costs and how to order; a customer Q&A block with FAQPage markup; fixes for the errors found. Each fix says where to make it on your site.

   Why: these are the pages Google ranks higher and AI quotes - a direct answer, facts, customer questions and clean markup.

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7. Step 7. PDF report

   A PDF for each page: starting metrics, "before - after" fixes, ready markup code and where to paste it. A separate list covers theme, plugin and hosting settings with step-by-step instructions.

   Why: applying the fixes takes about an hour, not days - everything is written and ready to paste.

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8. Step 8. Fixes on your site and measuring results

   You apply the fixes yourself at no extra cost - the ready copy and values just need pasting. Results are measured later: every month in the Support plan or with a repeat audit of the same pages.

   Why: Google and AI search pick up changes over time - first shifts usually show in 2-4 weeks.

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What GEO and SEO website optimization is

In short, SEO optimization gets the pages you already have in shape, so Google US knows which queries to show them for and a shopper picks you over the next result. The work happens inside the pages: headings, copy, markup, speed, internal links. GEO optimization adds a second task - making sure AI search, which in the US is now built into Google results, plus ChatGPT, Gemini and Perplexity, understands your pages and names them as a source. Together this is GEO and SEO page optimization: one package and one job for two kinds of search.

On-page SEO and on-page GEO: optimizing every page

On-page SEO covers everything you change on the page itself: the main query, title, meta description, H1, copy, markup, speed and links to related pages. That is SEO optimization in the narrow sense. Backlinks and guest posts on other sites are off-page work and belong to monthly SEO marketing - for US rankings they should come from US sites.

On-page GEO prepares the same page for AI answers: short facts that are easy to quote, customer questions and answers, schema.org markup, open access for AI search bots and the same contact details everywhere. GEO does not replace SEO, it sits on top of it: AI answers draw on pages that are visible in Google and clear in meaning.

Customers from Google and AI instead of paid ads

In most US niches, dozens of businesses compete for the same Google queries, and cost per click keeps climbing. Ready-made GEO and SEO optimization packages get your pages in shape for both kinds of search and build organic traffic that keeps coming after the work is done. Google Ads stop the day the budget runs out, while a page that ranks and shows up in AI answers brings customers every day.

Organic traffic costs nothing per click and often converts better: people trust regular results and AI answers more than ads. GEO adds one more edge - most of your competitors are not working on it yet, so a place in AI answers is easier to win now.

GEO and SEO optimization for Google and AI

YoSiteUp is an online service with ready-made GEO and SEO optimization packages for sites that sell to the US market. It improves pages for Google results and for AI answers, so organic traffic grows without a constant ad spend. Packages include all on-page work - from technical checks to copy and markup - and prepare pages for AI search, which in US results increasingly answers the buyer before the list of links.

Each page is first checked automatically against 120+ points, then a person picks what matters and removes false alarms, and only then are the fixes written. The work follows Google guidelines and the signals AI uses to choose sources, and every step is visible in the report.

The result is a report for each page: where it stands, what to replace, where to do it and what to compare results with. You can check the work yourself, by the numbers, instead of taking our word for it.

The approach is the same for any site - a company site, a service business, a blog or an online store; only the focus changes. Packages are priced in US dollars, and the optimization follows Google guidelines.

Ready-made packages: one approach, different scope

To skip custom quotes for every site, we put together GEO and SEO optimization packages at a fixed price in dollars. The only difference between them is the number of pages: more pages means more checks and more fixes. The scope of work is the same for a 25-page package and a 1,000-page one.

The process is transparent: each step is described on this page, and the report shows what was done for each URL. Prices are in the GEO SEO price list, and you can check up to 10 pages for free before you pay.

SEO and GEO audit - the first step of website optimization

Fixing blind makes no sense, so first we find out what shape the site is in. On the technical side: are pages open to indexing, are they in the sitemap, what robots.txt says, are there extra redirects or server errors, and how the page opens on a phone - most US searches happen on mobile. Then titles and descriptions, how complete and original the copy is, and schema.org markup.

GEO adds more checks: does the site let in the ChatGPT, Perplexity and Google AI bots - both in robots.txt and on the server, does the page have facts AI can quote, and how many AI answers in your US niche already cite you or your competitors. The outcome is a roadmap: which pages to start with so the site shows up in both search results and AI answers. Details on the technical audit page.

Keyword research and keyword mapping for pages

Once the audit is done, we move to keywords. Instead of a huge keyword list "just in case", we map queries to pages: each page gets one main query and a few supporting ones, and no two pages chase the same query. The site gets a clear structure, and every query has one page that answers it.

Queries are chosen by real US search volume and difficulty and by buying intent: "buy", "price" and "near me" go to product and service pages, "how to choose" and "best" go to articles. For GEO, we add the questions customers ask AI - longer and more specific than regular searches. The whole page copy is built on this. Details - keyword research.

Content optimization: copy, headings, images

We check copy for three things: it is original, it fits the page topic, and it answers the query in the first lines. Needed phrases go into sentences, not into a comma-separated list. We review the structure - one H1, subheadings, lists, a clear order - and the images: light files and meaningful alt text.

For GEO, facts matter most: a starting price in dollars, timelines, which states you serve, warranties and shipping terms. AI builds answers from short, clear fragments, and generic wording gets left out. That is why we add Q&A blocks based on real customer questions, with FAQPage markup. Details - page copy.

Fixes after the audit: what we change and where

Each problem is assigned to the place where it gets fixed. Everything that changes on the page - title, meta description, H1, copy, Q&A, markup - is in the report, ready to paste. Theme, plugin and hosting settings come as step-by-step instructions for you or your developer: speed fixes, access for AI bots, canonical and hreflang for English and Spanish versions, removing duplicates.

You make the page fixes yourself in your site admin: everything that needs replacing is already written.

Report: before and after

At the end you receive one report per page: where it started, each change as "before - after", the markup code and exactly where each change goes. It fixes the starting point in numbers - Google US positions, AI answer visibility, SEO and AI-readiness scores, load speed.

Four weeks later the same pages are measured again from that starting point, in the Support plan or as a repeat audit, so the report proves what was done and shows the effect. Sample report.

GEO and SEO optimization for US websites

Google is where most Americans search, and on many queries its AI answer now appears before the first organic result. Optimizing a site for the US market means being visible in both spots, using the way people in the US actually phrase their searches. Here is what that work includes.

Indexing and site versions come first

Before anything else, we confirm that Google and AI crawlers can read every page that matters. US sites built on WordPress, Wix, Squarespace or Shopify often hide problems you cannot see from the front end: a leftover noindex from the developer, hreflang tags pointing to URLs that do not exist, canonical tags bouncing between www and non-www or between the English and Spanish versions. The audit catches these blockers first, because until they are gone, new copy will not be counted.

Keyword data from the US, not the world

Queries are pulled from Google US rather than global totals: a phrase with thousands of searches worldwide may see only a few dozen in the US, and the competition looks different too. When a site runs English and Spanish versions, each one gets its own query set - Spanish demand is strong in some niches and small in most, and we check it niche by niche.

Separate copy for each language version

A frequent problem: titles and descriptions exist for the English pages, while the Spanish pages are a machine translation with no queries of their own, so only half the site is really optimized. The report writes titles, descriptions, H1s and copy for every language version on its own, around its real searches.

Technical issues we see on US sites

Sites on cheap shared hosting tend to respond slower than competitors on faster servers; it shows up in Core Web Vitals, and the report points to the cause. Stores that sync inventory or an ERP with WooCommerce or BigCommerce often lose SEO fields, because each product import wipes titles and descriptions - closing that gap is one of the most valuable fixes for US ecommerce. We also check bot protection, which quietly blocks AI crawlers more often than owners expect.

Backlinks and off-page work

Backlinks are outside the optimization package: they are ongoing monthly work, and for US rankings the links that count come from relevant US sites. That is handled by a separate service, GEO SEO Marketing. Optimize the pages first: links pointing to an unoptimized page do little.

Who GEO SEO optimization is for

The package fits a business with a live website that wants to be found in Google and in AI answers and turn that into leads or sales. It pays off most for:

• local service businesses in any state, where local search turns into phone calls and store visits;
• online stores that get most of their buyers from search;
• service websites - law firms, accountants, medical practices, contractors - where your ranking decides whether customers find you;
• B2B company websites, blogs and landing pages;
• businesses that grew through referrals and social media and now want a predictable source of customers.

When it may not be the right fit:

• the site needs a full redesign first - optimize the new version instead;
• you need results in days - that is a job for Google Ads, since search picks up changes over weeks;
• your business runs on referrals only and has no plans to win customers from search.

When to expect results

Fixes do not count right away: Google and AI search have to recrawl the pages and re-evaluate them. Typical timelines for one-time optimization:

• as soon as the fixes are live - the pages are technically in order: open to indexing, with correct headings and markup;
• in 2-4 weeks - first shifts: Google recrawls the pages, updates titles in results, new queries show up;
• in 1-3 months - visible ranking growth for the main queries, fastest for low-difficulty ones;
• longer - in niches where US competition is fierce (legal, financial, medical services): there, backlinks usually join the optimization.

To see results in numbers, after 4 weeks we repeat the measurement from the same baseline - in the Support plan or with a repeat audit.

SEO optimization mistakes we find most often

Most often, a site's pages compete with each other. Here is what turns up in nearly every audit:

• one title on dozens of pages - Google cannot tell which to show;
• keywords listed in a heading or the copy - an outdated trick that only hurts now;
• the H1 holds the logo or company name instead of the page topic;
• store categories without a single line of text - for AI such a page is empty;
• two pages for one query: both get stuck at positions 30-50, when one could be in the top results;
• heavy images without alt slow the page on mobile;
• different phone numbers and hours on different pages - AI passes the wrong details on to customers;
• AI search bots are blocked - the site is in Google but missing from ChatGPT and Perplexity answers.

Finding errors is not enough - the site does not get better from a list. What matters is knowing where and how to fix each one, so every finding in the report comes with a ready fix.

On-page optimization: a self-check checklist

Ten quick checks you can run on any key page in about ten minutes:

1. Does the title open with the page's own main query?
2. Does the meta description give a reason to choose you, rather than repeat the title?
3. Is there exactly one H1, and does it name the page topic?
4. Do the first two lines say what you offer, where, at what price and how to order?
5. Does the page answer 3-5 questions customers really ask?
6. Is there schema.org markup for the business, the product or service and the Q&A?
7. Is the page indexable and listed in the sitemap?
8. Can AI crawlers reach it - in robots.txt and on the server?
9. Does it load quickly on a phone over a mobile connection?
10. Do other pages link to it, and can it be reached in 3 clicks or fewer from the home page?

Three or more "no" answers mean the page is losing rankings in Google and its spot in AI answers. The free estimate runs these checks on 10 of your pages.

SEO optimization on your own or with us

Nothing stops you from doing on-page optimization in-house: the rules are public, and Google documents them itself. What takes time is the groundwork - pulling real US demand for each page instead of guessing, assigning queries so pages do not cannibalize each other, writing dozens of distinct titles and meta descriptions, and testing AI crawler access on the server rather than only in robots.txt. On a 25-page site that adds up to several days of a specialist's time.

The service handles the research and writes every fix; you paste them into your site admin. You are paying for data and finished work, not for hours of manual entry.

Website optimization on WordPress, WooCommerce, Wix, Squarespace and Shopify

WordPress. Titles and meta descriptions are normally managed in Yoast SEO or Rank Math; markup lives in the same plugin or in the theme code.

WooCommerce and BigCommerce. Products and categories have their own SEO fields, but inventory sync and import tools often overwrite them. On these platforms we first check that your fixes will survive the next product import.

Wix and Squarespace. Titles, descriptions and category text are changed in the site editor, within the fields the platform allows. The report separates what you can edit from what the platform controls.

Shopify. Meta tags and copy are set on products and collections, markup in the theme or apps. We check that two apps are not adding the same markup twice.

SEO optimization in the US: any city, any state

The service runs online, so the price is the same in every state. For local businesses, the report adds your service area - city, county or region - to titles, copy and LocalBusiness markup, so Google and AI know exactly where you work.

How to order SEO optimization

Begin with a free check of up to 10 pages - it shows US demand for your services and what is holding your pages back. If it is useful, order SEO optimization online in six short steps, paid once in US dollars. We never need access to your site.

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