Make the next customer question easier to answer
AIM starts before content production with the question your public information needs to answer clearly
AIM starts before content production with the question your public information needs to answer clearly
Public pages, entity details, structured data and crawl hints become observable signals rather than assumptions
Research, content and technical work stay connected to scope, sources, approvals and the people responsible for implementation
The useful output is not a promise about a third-party system. It is a clear record of what was observed, prepared and reviewed
AIM gives the responsible team a documented foundation for deciding what to verify, what to prioritise and what to hand over
Open Signal Studio ↘Search and AI experiences draw on changing public information. Clear pages, accurate business details, structured data and useful source-led content give people and systems more context to evaluate
AIM starts with observable signals and turns agreed priorities into documented content and technical work
A domain review can identify observable items such as page accessibility, metadata, structured data and content coverage
Those findings inform an agreed publishing and technical-work backlog. Recommendations are reviewable before implementation
AIM reports what was delivered and what can be verified publicly. External search and AI responses remain outside any provider's control
We establish context, deliver agreed work and document the public signals reviewed
Each delivery cycle creates a clear record of the content, technical work and public signals reviewed
AIM combines these disciplines in an agreed monthly scope with review boundaries
Technical review, keyword architecture and on-page optimisation to make pages clearer for people and search systems.
Entity research, structured data and source-led content designed to make business information explicit and reviewable.
FAQ clusters and answer-focused content that address relevant questions with clear supporting information.
Entity and knowledge-graph research that identifies opportunities to clarify consistent public business information.
| Capability | AIM | Other providers | In-house route |
|---|---|---|---|
| GEO content and public-signal review | ✦ Included in agreed scope | Scope varies | Team-defined scope |
| AEO content clusters | ✦ Included by plan | Scope varies | Team-defined scope |
| Content volume | ✦ 8, 20 or 50 articles monthly by plan | Scope varies | Capacity varies |
| On-page review | ✦ Content structure, metadata and implementation handoff | Scope varies | Team-defined process |
| Supporting assets | ✦ Defined during planning and approval | Scope varies | Team-defined process |
| Internal linking and reporting | ✦ Delivery record and public-signal observations | Scope varies | Team-defined process |
| Technical review | ✦ Initial or expanded review by plan | Scope varies | Team-defined process |
| Privacy and consent | ✦ DOI audit-request flow and documentation on request | Approach varies | Team responsibility |
| Client involvement | ✦ Context, approvals and agreed access | Approach varies | Team responsibility |
| Published monthly price | ✦ From CHF 2'397 | Provider-specific | Internal cost varies |
Plan scope describes the volume and workflow AIM will deliver. It does not predict rankings, traffic, citations or revenue
The Dominate plan begins with a strategy call to define the account workflow, publication cadence and review boundaries.
AIM confirms practical scope before onboarding.
Plans differ by content volume and review scope. External outcomes are not guaranteed
Foundational monthly content scope
Expanded content and review scope
High-volume, conversation-led scope
Plan details and applicable billing terms are shown at checkout · CHF pricing excl. VAT
Every engagement is bounded by agreed scope, review points and accountable handoff
Scope first: align priorities, source requirements, access and approval boundaries before production.
Evidence-led production: research and drafting are tied to the agreed subject matter and source standards.
Accountable implementation: changes follow the access and approval process agreed with your team.
Transparent reporting: the handoff identifies delivered assets and observable public signals without promising external outcomes.
Search rankings, traffic, citations and AI-generated responses are controlled by independent systems and are not guaranteed
Practical explanations of public signals, content structure and review considerations
GEO is a content and technical practice for making useful information easier to find, interpret and cite in generative search experiences. It complements conventional SEO rather than replacing it.
Reporting documents delivered content, technical findings, implementation status and observable public signals. Search rankings, traffic, citations and AI-generated responses are independent outcomes and are not guaranteed.
Onboarding establishes business context, source requirements, access boundaries and review contacts. AIM prepares agreed work, while publication and technical changes follow the approval process set with your team.
Audit requests use a double opt-in confirmation flow. Privacy and processing questions can be reviewed before engagement, and relevant documentation is available on request.
Plans differ by published monthly article volume and review scope. Ignite includes 8 articles, Accelerate includes 20 and Dominate includes 50. The Dominate workflow is confirmed during a strategy call.
Existing pages and technical changes are considered within the agreed access and approval boundaries. AIM flags opportunities for review and records implementation status in the handoff.
Reports identify delivered articles, completed or proposed technical work, implementation status and observable public signals. They distinguish these records from external outcomes that AIM cannot control.
Submit your domain for a no-cost review of observable public signals and next-step options
No cost · No payment card · Double opt-in confirmation