Sample Deliverable

SEO + GEO
Action Plan

Traditional Search + AI Search Engine Optimization

Prepared by: Lucas Jansen -- JansenLucas.com

July 2026

Section 1

Executive Summary

Every business has unique competitive advantages. This plan identifies yours and turns them into a concrete search strategy -- for both Google and AI search engines (ChatGPT, Gemini, Perplexity, Claude).

The goal: increase your website conversions.

Most websites already have a solid foundation. The problem isn't starting from zero -- it's about fine-tuning what's already working and closing the specific gaps that will compound over time. Your developer already has the technical ability. With the right marketing direction, these changes become straightforward to implement.

Core Insight

You already do the hardest part -- creating valuable content that prequalifies buyers. This plan is about amplifying what's already working, adding high-impact optimizations, and making sure AI search engines recommend you as confidently as Google already ranks you.

Section 2

Title Tag Rewrite -- The Hook

Your title tag is the first thing a potential client sees in search results. It needs to do more than describe -- it needs to sell the click.

Current Title
Premium Design Services | Your Company

Fine -- clear and professional. But it's missing the emotional hook: no dream outcome, no timeframe, no effort reduction, no proof element. It describes, but it doesn't sell the click.

Recommended Title
Your [Result] Ready in [X] Days, Stress-Free -- [X] Years of Experience | Your Company

All four value drivers in one line: dream outcome + likelihood of achievement + reduced time delay + reduced effort.

Why This Works

The formula behind high-converting title tags combines four elements:

Meta Description Suggestion

Your meta description should include: service area, social proof (years of experience, publications, clients), and two clear CTAs (free resource + quote/contact).

Every page on your site gets a custom meta description -- not generic, not duplicated.

Section 3

GEO Strategy -- Review Domain

GEO (Generative Engine Optimization) is the practice of optimizing your online presence so AI search engines -- ChatGPT, Gemini, Perplexity, Claude -- recommend your business when users ask questions like "best [your service] in [your city]" or "[your company] reviews."

Action Item

Buy a dedicated review domain: yourcompany-reviews.com

When AI models search for reviews about your company, a dedicated review domain with structured data will surface prominently. This is a competitive moat -- your competitors are not doing this.

What to Put on the Review Site

Technical Requirements

Why This Works for AI

AI models weight three things heavily when generating answers about businesses: dedicated review domains, structured testimonial data, and schema markup. A standalone review site with all three signals tells AI models: "This business has verified, organized social proof." That makes you the recommended answer, not just one of many results.

Link Strategy

Your main site should link to the review site (e.g., "See what our clients say") and vice versa (e.g., "Visit our website to request a quote"). This creates a trust loop that both Google and AI models recognize.

Section 4

SEO Quick Wins -- Traditional Search

These are specific refinements -- high-impact, low-effort changes your developer can implement within the first 1-2 months.

  1. Broken or inactive links. Any button or link pointing to href="#" or a nonexistent page is a lost conversion. Auditing and fixing all dead links is an immediate win.
  2. LocalBusiness schema markup. Adding your physical address, phone number, service area, and geo coordinates as structured data helps Google understand exactly where you operate and show you in local results.
  3. FAQ schema on your most-visited posts. This can enable featured snippets in Google -- a box at the top of search results that answers the question directly and links to your site.
  4. Review/AggregateRating schema on the testimonials page. This tells Google to show star ratings in search results, which tends to increase click-through rate significantly.
  5. Long-tail blog titles. A small tweak like going from "How much does a [service] cost?" to "How much does a [service] cost in [your city] in 2026" makes the post more specific, more local, and easier to rank for.
  6. Unique meta descriptions per service page. Including location keywords and a specific value proposition in each one helps Google show the right page for the right search.
  7. More specific image alt tags. Your current alt tags are probably generic. Something like "luxury [service] in [city]" gives Google more context about each image.
  8. Internal linking. Linking blog posts to 2-3 relevant service pages (and vice versa) keeps visitors on-site longer and helps Google see the connection between your content and your services.
Section 5

Content Strategy -- Blog

Your blog should educate and prequalify visitors. The next step is to make each post work harder for search engines, both traditional and AI.

Suggested Content Types (SEO + GEO Optimized)

Content Rules

Every blog post should end with two things: a free resource download CTA and a contact/quote form. No post should be a dead end. Publish at minimum 2 posts per month -- SEO compounds over time, and consistency is what separates page-one results from page-three obscurity.

Section 6

Next Steps

This plan is designed to be actionable immediately. Here is how we move forward:

What Happens Next

  1. This plan is yours. Everything in here is actionable -- your developer can start on these right away.
  2. We record a personalized Loom video walking your developer through the highest-impact changes. These are just suggestions of course -- your developer knows the codebase best.
  3. The Rebuild Preview. We prepare a walkthrough of what your homepage, trust signals, and contact flow would look like redesigned specifically for your conversion goal.

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