Search changed. People still google, but more of them ask an AI first. I build sites both can read, then make sure the visit ends in a request, a booking or a signup.
Speed, indexing, crawler access, structure. Done first, because everything else stands on it.
Schema that tells search engines and assistants exactly what you sell, and to whom.
Briefs, drafts and checks run through AI agents I built. A person decides what goes live.
Pages built so the right visitor gets in touch, books, or signs up, and the wrong one leaves quickly.
I own the Framer site and its search: structure, schema, analytics, and how AI assistants read it. Then a blog built with a team of AI agents: researched from real searches, written for people, checked before it ships.
A Los Angeles general contractor. I learned how construction is bought, then did the positioning, brand messaging, the website and home page, socials and LinkedIn. The site now brings in leads for multi-million projects, and TriStone shows up in AI search.
Moved from WordPress to Astro on Cloudflare: faster pages, fewer moving parts. Demand mapped in seven languages, but only sold where a guide can deliver it. Marketplaces for discovery, the website for margin.
Crawl, measure, and rank what's broken by what it costs you.
Fix the site before writing a single new word.
A content rhythm you can keep, briefed from real searches.
What moved, what didn't, and what we try next.