SEO, AEO & GEO that help the right customers find you.

We work on the technical foundations, pages and business information customers use to find and compare your services. Packages combine SEO with clear answers and credible source material for AI search, often called AEO and GEO. The nominated pages and monthly output are agreed before work starts.

Search Foundations is $399 + GST a month, Search Growth is $599 + GST and Search Partnership is $999 + GST. There is no separate setup fee. The package section shows the work, prepaid options and total upfront payments. Software and extra work are separate.

Yes. We plan answer engine optimisation (AEO) and generative engine optimisation (GEO) alongside SEO, with packages from A$399 + GST a month. The work brings useful answers, accurate business information and search foundations together. Your proposal confirms the pages, content and technical allowance.

We recommend a six-to-twelve-month planning period, with regular reviews. Competition, the website's condition, implementation and search-system processing all affect timing. The first 90 days help establish priorities and early evidence. There is no fixed ranking date or minimum commitment implied by that recommendation.

You'll receive a monthly report on completed work, available search measures and next priorities. We look at relevant impressions, clicks, visits and enquiry data where reliable tracking exists. Growth and Partnership also include review calls. We explain measurement gaps rather than treating every visit as a lead.

Foundations suits steady improvements to one existing page each month. Growth covers two existing pages and one new draft up to 500 words. Partnership covers three existing pages and one draft up to 800 words, with more technical time and a quarterly AI-question sample review. Recurring production starts in month two.

We review the nominated URLs, check measurement and prepare the topic plan for your tier. This establishes the baseline and priorities. Month one is reserved for that work; recurring page edits and new content start in month two.

The packages suit businesses with clear services, a working website, someone to approve changes and the capacity to respond to enquiries. Local work includes eligible Google Business Profiles within the package limits. We can support your team or deliver the agreed work directly.

Yes. Foundation covers five nominated URLs, Growth covers seven and Authority covers up to 15. Each brings SEO, AEO and GEO work together within defined content and technical limits. We review the website and confirm a fixed fee + GST before you accept. Ongoing monitoring and production are separate.

No. Search engines and AI services decide which results and sources appear. We commit to the agreed work and reporting. Rankings, citations, enquiries and sales depend on factors beyond the work alone and cannot be guaranteed.

Written notice is one month on monthly billing, two months on quarterly billing and four months on annual billing. Notice starts when received. Fees apply only until the effective end date. Any prepaid time after that date is refunded at the agreed discounted rate without a cancellation penalty.

Search engine optimisation helps search systems and people find and understand your website. It includes technical access, useful page content, relevant titles and headings, internal links and accurate business information.

Answer engine optimisation is a term for making content useful when someone wants a direct answer. It involves clear explanations and accurate, well-supported information. We include that work in the search plan rather than treating it as a separate technical shortcut.

Generative engine optimisation describes work intended to improve visibility in AI-generated answers. It overlaps with SEO, accessible content and credible business information. Here, GEO means generative, not geographic.

The work shares many foundations. Google treats optimisation for its generative AI search features as SEO. We plan page access, useful content and business accuracy together, while distinguishing the available reporting for different systems.

Google says special AI markup and llms.txt files are not needed for its Search systems. We prioritise accessible pages and useful information. Suitable structured data can still describe visible content, but it is not a requirement or guarantee for AI citations.

Google has retired FAQ rich results. Useful questions and answers still help visitors understand your service. We choose FAQs for the information people need, without promising a special result display.

Machine-readable information that describes a page's visible content. It must be accurate and suited to the relevant feature. Package checks use existing fields; custom schema development is separate. Adding markup does not guarantee rankings or citations.

We can review documented crawler controls and robots settings within an agreed scope. Different bots serve different purposes. Any proposed setting change should reflect your publishing preferences; it cannot guarantee how information already collected will be used.

Where property reports are available, we distinguish Google's generative-AI visibility measures, Bing citation measures and referral visits in analytics. Sample questions add dated observations. These sources measure different things; none shows every AI answer. Partnership includes a quarterly review of ten agreed questions.

No. Each piece needs a useful purpose, original input, evidence and human review. We use the agreed content allowance to answer worthwhile questions, rather than publish variations for every possible search.

We start with the services you want to sell, customer questions and the buying process. Available Search Console data, relevant competitor pages and research help set priorities. Search volume is one input; a useful commercial question can matter even with modest volume.

The task behind a search, such as comparing providers, checking a cost or understanding how a service works. We make the page useful for that task and give the visitor a relevant next step.

From month two, Growth includes one FAQ or article draft up to 500 words each month. Partnership includes one article or service-page draft up to 800 words. Foundations covers existing-page edits. Your team supplies expertise and approves specialist claims.

No. Monthly existing-page optimisation includes up to 300 words of edits on one nominated canonical URL. It can address titles, headings, links and useful answers within scope. A full rewrite, additional URL or new design needs an agreed quote.

A main service or subject page linked to related supporting content. The links help readers move between a question, a more detailed explanation and the service that can help. The pages should each serve a useful purpose.

Only when each page answers a distinct local need with accurate information. Repeating the same copy with a different place name adds little for the reader. We use real service areas and never invent offices or local evidence.

We review or update eligible profiles within the stated package. Foundations includes a quarterly accuracy review. Growth includes one monthly content update. Partnership includes up to two updates in total each month. Verification, suspensions and complex multi-location work may need a separate scope.

It examines how search systems access and interpret your website, including indexation, redirects, canonical URLs and related issues. The packages allow limited straightforward CMS fixes. Development, complex JavaScript work and migrations need a separate scope.

Crawling retrieves a page. Indexing is the process of analysing and storing its information for possible use in search. A page being accessible does not guarantee that it will be indexed or shown.

A signal identifying the preferred version of similar content. We assess it alongside the page's purpose, links and redirects. It is a signal to search systems, not an absolute instruction.

We can identify duplication and recommend consolidation, redirects or more useful page differences. The right approach depends on why the versions exist. Implementation is included only where it fits the agreed technical scope.

Yes, through a separate migration scope covering important URLs, redirects, measurement and post-launch checks. Bring us in before old pages are removed so the work can be planned.

Paid link placements, digital PR campaigns and unlimited outreach are outside these packages. We focus on useful content and credible evidence. Any separately proposed promotion needs its own scope and must be assessed against search-platform rules.

Yes. We agree responsibilities for content, approval, implementation and reporting. Where needed, we provide prioritised technical briefs and review changes within the coordination scope. Developer production time is separate unless explicitly included.

We can work on your existing priority pages, with content edits and straightforward CMS fixes within the package allowance. A redesign is a separate decision. If a problem needs new layouts, custom development or larger changes, we explain the issue and agree a separate scope.

We can improve the structure and clarity within scope. Your qualified reviewer remains responsible for approving clinical, legal, financial or other regulated claims. Your expertise and source material are needed before publication.

It fetches the public HTML from one URL and checks 12 defined signals. These include metadata, headings, canonical information, readable structure, valid JSON-LD presence and links to business information. The report explains each check.

No. It checks one page's returned HTML. It does not crawl the full website, run JavaScript, review backlinks, test rankings or access private analytics. A wider audit requires a separate scope.

No. It summarises the 12 HTML checks in the report. It does not ask ChatGPT or other AI services questions, count citations or certify AI-search performance.

Each disclosed check contributes one point. There are four checks in each of three categories. The percentage summarises those checks; it is not an industry benchmark or a prediction of rankings.

A site may block automated requests, require a login, redirect or return something other than HTML. Try the final public page URL. An unavailable page check is reported as unavailable, not treated as a zero performance score.

The checker accepts public HTTP or HTTPS pages on standard ports. It cannot sign in or access private networks. Use a publicly available page you own or are authorised to assess.

No. It does not render a browser or measure performance. A separate performance review uses suitable field or lab data and explains the conditions of the test.

Choose a package or tell us your website, priority services and target locations. We confirm the scope, send a private proposal and arrange access after acceptance. Completing the page checker does not start a paid service.

Nominate an approver, invite us into the agreed accounts and share accurate service information, existing research and useful source material. We confirm the nominated URLs, baseline review and delivery dates. Use role-based access rather than sending passwords.

Yes. Your business keeps its accounts. Invite us with suitable permissions and retain your own access. Handover and removal of our access follow the service terms.

Yes, subject to capacity. We agree the revised delivery mix, fees and timing in writing first. Your proposal or agreed variation records the scope. Extra pages, urgent work and additional locations are not automatically included.

Yes. Service fees are in AUD, excluding GST. Monthly billing is in advance. Quarterly prepayment saves 5%; annual prepayment saves 10% on the service fee. The package section shows the monthly equivalent and full upfront payment. Third-party costs are separate.

The service remains payable through the applicable notice period. Any prepaid amount for time after the effective end date is refunded at the agreed discounted rate, without a cancellation penalty. You are not charged for a whole extra quarter or year. Statutory rights remain unaffected.

One consolidated revision round per deliverable or flow. Send one collated set of changes against the approved brief. Corrections to our errors do not use the round. A new direction or extra asset needs a separate scope.

We agree deadlines in the delivery calendar and ask for consolidated feedback within three business days where possible. If assets or approvals are delayed, we'll confirm a revised schedule. Silence does not authorise publication.

Not automatically. Delayed assets or approvals may move delivery dates. If we cause a delay, we agree a catch-up, credit or other fair remedy under the service terms. Monthly priorities remain focused on useful work.

Yes. Grendesign supports Australian businesses, including Melbourne, Sydney and the Mornington Peninsula. Most work can be handled online. Travel and on-site work are quoted separately.

We can discuss English-language work elsewhere. Your proposal confirms currency, tax, time zones, access and local obligations. Translation and local legal review are separate.

We may use AI to help with research, planning or drafts, followed by human review. Claims need evidence and content needs your business expertise. Sensitive data and your restrictions influence which tools and uses are appropriate.

We explain the issue, its priority and the proposed next step. Custom development or work beyond the included technical time receives a separate scope. Changes affecting site behaviour need agreed testing and rollback before implementation.

We can improve how priority pages explain your offer, answer buying questions and guide visitors towards an enquiry. Monthly page optimisations include up to 300 words of edits per nominated page. New layouts, forms, major rewrites and development need a separate scope.