You are on page two. Nobody goes to page two.
Competitors with a worse offer sit above you because Google can read their site better than yours. That is not a marketing problem, it is a plumbing problem — and the traffic goes to them either way.
A lot of your buyers now start in a chat window instead of a search box. If ChatGPT does not mention you, you are not on the shortlist, and you never find out it happened. From $100 a month to fix both. No setup fee, no contract.
$100 – $500/mo
If none of these describe you, this is not the right service. Say so on the call and we will point you at the one that is, or tell you that you do not need us.
Competitors with a worse offer sit above you because Google can read their site better than yours. That is not a marketing problem, it is a plumbing problem — and the traffic goes to them either way.
Someone asks ChatGPT to name a good company in your field. It names three. You are not one of them. There is no notification, no lost-enquiry email — the sale simply never reaches you.
Rankings reported with no traffic. Traffic reported with no enquiries. Reports full of graphs that never once mention whether you made any money.
Google still sends the volume. AI assistants increasingly decide the shortlist. The technical work behind them overlaps, so we do both together rather than charging you twice.
Slow pages, broken links, pages Google cannot index. This is the cheapest work with the fastest payoff, so it happens before anything else.
Schema markup turns your services and prices into facts a machine can read, instead of paragraphs it has to interpret and often gets wrong.
Straight answers near the top of the page, real numbers instead of vague claims, and clear question-and-answer structure. That is what language models actually pull from.
The searches made by people ready to buy, plus the longer conversational questions people ask an assistant — which look nothing like the keywords most agencies chase.
On Authority we track how ChatGPT, Perplexity, and Google AI Overviews currently describe your business, then fix the sources feeding them the wrong thing.
Rankings and traffic shown next to enquiries and sales, so you can tell within a quarter whether this is paying for itself.
This work builds on itself, so it is ongoing rather than a one-off project. Start where your site actually is and move up once the basics are solid.
Fix the technical problems holding your site back.
Rank on Google and start getting quoted by AI.
Outrank competitors and control what AI says about you.
No setup fee and no minimum term. This work compounds, so judge it on a quarter rather than a month — but nothing stops you leaving before then.
These prices cover the scope listed above. If you need something bigger — a complex integration, a data migration, custom software — you get a fixed quote after the call, before any work starts.
The same process every time, so you always know what happens next and what it costs.
We check the technical side, the content, and what AI assistants say about you today. You get a baseline before anything is touched.
Fix what stops Google indexing you, then go after the searches made by people ready to buy — not the ones with the biggest numbers next to them.
Fixes and content go out every month, measured against the baseline and reported against enquiries rather than graphs that flatter everyone.
The things people want to know before they book a call. Straight answers, including the prices.
GEO means setting your website up so AI assistants like ChatGPT, Claude, Perplexity, and Google AI Overviews can find your information, trust it, and repeat it when someone asks them a question. Normal SEO tries to get you into a list of links. GEO tries to get you named inside the answer itself.
SEO gets you ranked in a list of results, which rewards keywords, links, and authority. GEO gets you quoted inside an AI's answer, which rewards clear factual statements, specific numbers, structured data, and question-and-answer formatting. The technical foundations are largely the same, which is why we do both at once instead of selling them separately.
$100, $300, or $500 a month. $100 fixes the technical problems and optimises up to 10 pages. $300 adds keyword strategy, two pieces of content a month, and the GEO work that gets you quoted by AI. $500 adds four pieces of content, competitor gap analysis, outreach, and tracking of what AI assistants say about you.
Technical fixes can move rankings in two to four weeks. Content and reputation work usually takes three to six months to build up. Anyone promising you page one in thirty days is either targeting search terms nobody uses or is not being honest with you.
No, and nobody else can either — Google's ranking system is not something any agency controls. What is guaranteed is the work itself: the audit, the fixes, the content, and reporting that shows rankings, traffic, and enquiries so you can judge for yourself whether it is worth the money.
Neither. No setup fee on any plan and no minimum term. It is month to month and you can stop whenever you want.
They send fewer clicks than Google but better ones, because the person has already had their question answered and is clicking through to act. The bigger effect is on the shortlist. If an assistant names three companies in your field and you are not one of them, you were never considered at all.