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Service landing page
One page for one service, with a direct answer near the top, question headings, and the technical tags search tools expect.
SEO, AEO and GEO
Pages that Google and AI tools can read and cite
Guvantic sets up technical SEO, answer-style pages and structured content. The same page is prepared for Google results, answer snippets and AI tools such as ChatGPT and Perplexity.
Search Console and Analytics are connected in your name. We do not promise a ranking or an AI citation.
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What do SEO, AEO and GEO mean?
SEO prepares a page so Google can crawl it and understand it. AEO structures the answer so a snippet or an answer box can quote it. GEO marks the page up so AI tools can read the business, the service and the facts and cite them. Guvantic sets up all three on the pages in scope.
A useful page does three jobs. It states the topic in the first screen, it answers the question in plain language, and the important text is in the HTML. We plan every page in this service around those three jobs.
What we build
Six types of search work we take on most often.
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Local business page
A page for a real city or area you serve, with the service, the place, how to get in touch, and the questions local customers ask.
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Blog and answer article
An article that answers one question in plain language, then links to the service page a reader should visit next.
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Technical SEO
Crawlable pages, clean URLs, titles, headings, sitemaps, canonical tags, schema and a check of Core Web Vitals.
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Answer engine setup
FAQ blocks, short answers and schema so a snippet or an answer box can quote the page without guessing.
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Pages AI tools can cite
Server-rendered content, clear entities and structured data. If the site cannot render that content, we scope the changes with web development.
What every search setup from Guvantic includes
These are part of the standard build, not paid extras.
Search Console and Analytics
Both are connected in your name, so you can see queries, indexed pages and the actions that follow a visit.
Titles and headings
Each page gets one topic, a title, a description and a heading structure that matches that topic.
Schema
Structured data for the business, the service and the FAQs on the pages in scope.
Indexable content
The answer is in the HTML, not only in an image or a script, so crawlers and AI tools can read it.
Internal links
Related services and articles link to each other with the anchor text a reader would expect.
Speed checks
Core Web Vitals are reviewed on the pages in scope, and the issues that block indexing or ranking are listed.
International signals
Language and region setup when the scope includes more than one country.
A written report
What changed, what was submitted, and what Search Console shows after the crawl.
How a search project works
The pages and the report are agreed in writing after the discovery call.
1. Discovery call
Thirty to forty-five minutes. We ask which services should be found, in which places, and what the site can already do.
2. Scope
We list the pages, the technical fixes and the content, and agree what will be measured.
3. Technical setup
We fix indexation, titles, canonicals, the sitemap and schema on the pages in scope.
4. Content
We draft the landing pages or articles, with a direct answer and question headings, for your review.
5. Publish and submit
Approved pages go live. We submit the sitemap and check that Search Console can see them.
6. Report
We share what was indexed and which queries appeared. Ongoing edits are available as a monthly plan.
SEO, AEO or GEO
Each one prepares the page for a different kind of result. Most projects include all three.
| Option | Best for | Work | Output | Main limit |
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| SEO | Being crawled and ranked in Google search results | Technical setup, titles, links and page speed | Pages Google can index | A setup does not promise a ranking |
| AEO | Snippets, answer boxes and spoken answers | A short answer, question headings and FAQ schema | A page that states the answer directly | Google still chooses what to feature |
| GEO | AI tools that quote a source in the answer | Server-rendered text, entities and structured data | A page an AI tool can read and cite | A citation is not guaranteed |
How to choose the right approach
A short guide to deciding between organic pages and paid search.
Organic setup makes sense when
- People already search for the service you sell
- The site can publish real pages, not only a single image or a PDF
- You can name the countries or cities you actually serve
- You want Google and AI answer tools to read the same page
Paid search is the better first step when
- You need visits this week, before organic pages are indexed
- The service has little search demand and needs another channel
- You want to test an offer before writing a full set of pages
- A landing page is ready and the tracking for ads is the missing piece
Tools and platforms we work with
The organic work uses Google Search Console, Google Analytics, XML sitemaps, schema markup, Core Web Vitals checks, FAQ schema and international signals when more than one country is in scope. Google Ads is available as a separate engagement.
- Google Search Console
- Google Analytics
- XML sitemaps
- Schema markup
- Core Web Vitals
- FAQ schema
- International SEO
- ChatGPT
- Perplexity
- Google AI Mode
- Google Ads
What a search project costs
Fixed scope and fixed price for the setup. Ongoing pages and reporting are billed monthly.
Page setup
Technical SEO plus the agreed landing pages or articles. Quoted in writing after the discovery call.
Monthly search work
Edits, new answer pages and a report on indexation and queries. The page count is fixed in the plan.
Google Ads
Campaigns, landing pages and tracking, scoped and billed separately from the organic work.
Paid tools and ad spend are billed at cost and listed as separate lines in every quote.
What we measure
The report uses numbers from your accounts. It does not include a promised rank.
- Indexed pages and coverage messages in Search Console
- Queries and pages that received impressions
- Core Web Vitals on the URLs in scope
- Schema validation for the business, service and FAQ markup
- The list of AI-readable answers added to the site
You own the accounts and the content
When the setup ends, the accounts, the copy and the change list are in your hands.
- Search Console and Analytics stay in your name
- You receive the copy, the schema notes and the change list
- Your team gets a walkthrough of the report
- Account access remains with you
- Ownership terms are stated in the project agreement
SEO, AEO and GEO at Guvantic: key facts
| Service | SEO, answer engine optimization and generative engine optimization |
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| Provider | Guvantic (guvantic.in), India |
| Serves | Small and mid-size businesses in India, with remote delivery |
| Channels | Google search, answer snippets, and AI tools such as ChatGPT and Perplexity |
| Included as standard | Technical setup, schema, answer-style pages, Search Console, Analytics |
| Pricing model | Fixed price setup quoted after discovery, monthly content and reporting |
| What we do not promise | A specific Google ranking or a guaranteed AI citation |
| How to start | Book a call at guvantic.in |
| Last updated | 23 September 2026 |
Guvantic is a technology company in India. We build websites, web apps, mobile apps, AI agents and automation for businesses. This page describes our SEO, AEO and GEO service.
Frequently asked questions
Straight answers to what clients ask us before a project starts.
What is the difference between SEO, AEO and GEO?
SEO prepares a page so Google can crawl it, understand it and rank it. AEO structures the page so the answer to a question is easy to quote in a snippet or an answer box. GEO writes and marks up the page so AI tools such as ChatGPT, Perplexity and Google AI Mode can read it and cite it. Most Guvantic projects set up all three.
Can you guarantee a number one ranking on Google?
No. Rankings depend on competition, content and how often the page is updated. We can put the technical base in place, including titles, headings, schema, speed and internal links, and we can show you what changed in Search Console. We do not promise a position.
How much does SEO, AEO and GEO cost in India?
A one-off setup for a service page is quoted from the number of pages and the technical issues on the site. Ongoing work is a monthly plan for content, fixes and reporting. Paid ads, if you want them, are scoped and billed separately from the organic work.
How long before there is a change in search?
Technical fixes can be seen by Google after the next crawl. New pages often need weeks, not days, before they settle. We agree what will be measured, such as indexed pages and queries in Search Console, and we report on that rather than on a promised rank.
Do you write the pages as well as the technical setup?
Yes, when writing is in the scope. A service landing page, a local business page, or a blog and answer article includes a clear topic, a direct answer near the top, and question-style headings. You review the draft before it is published.
Will AI tools such as ChatGPT cite my business?
They can only cite what they can read. We render the important content on the server, use clear headings, and add schema for the business, the service and the FAQs. Whether a tool quotes you also depends on competition and on sources outside your site. We do not promise a citation.
What is a local business page?
It is a page for a real place you serve, with the service, the area, the contact details and the questions customers ask. It is useful when people search for the service in a city or area. We do not invent locations you do not serve.
Do you handle international SEO?
Yes, when the site should be found in more than one country. That includes the correct language and region signals, separate URLs where needed, and titles written for the country you want to reach. The countries in scope are listed before work starts.
Do you also run Google Ads?
Yes, as a separate engagement. Paid search is not a substitute for the organic setup. If you want ads, we scope the campaigns, the landing pages and the tracking on their own, so the ad spend is visible in the quote.
What do you need from the website for this to work?
The important text has to be in the HTML, not only inside an image or a script that search tools cannot read. If the site cannot do that today, the page changes are scoped with our web development service.
Who owns the content and the accounts?
You do. Search Console, Analytics and the ad accounts, if any, stay in your name. You receive the page copy, the schema notes and the list of changes. Access is transferred to you at the end of the setup.
What do you need from me to start?
We need the services you want to be found for, the countries or cities you serve, and access to the site and to Search Console if it already exists. A short discovery call is enough to start, and we send a written scope afterward.
Tell us what you want to be found for
Book a 30 minute call. We will ask which services and places matter, and tell you honestly whether organic pages, paid search, or both make sense.
Book a callOr write to us at info@guvantic.in or call +91 90278 65224.