Existing canonical URLs, language relationships, page intent, and internal links should be verified first to avoid splitting duplicate pages in pursuit of keywords.
Answer first · One sentence explanation
Help Search and AI Understand Your Website
Review crawlability, indexing foundations, search demand, content, structured data and entity relationships. Get evidence, repair recommendations and retest records. Your team approves releases, business facts and significant content changes.
One employee, six functions
Improve Visibility Foundations Without Ranking Promises
The enterprise provides website goals, key businesses, target markets, content sources and publishing permissions, and SEO/GEO engineers output problem evidence, topic planning, page suggestions, structured data solutions, answer-based content and retest records. The business owner confirms facts and priorities, and the technical or content owner approves and releases changes.
01 · TECHNICAL SEO
Technical SEO inspection and repair checklist
Check page accessibility, status codes, canonical links, language relationships, title snippets, crawl instructions, sitemaps, mobile adaptation, and key performance signals to create a list of issues with evidence.
- 01Distinguish between blocking issues, optimization opportunities, and observation-only signals.
- 02Each question records page, evidence, scope of impact and retest method.
- 03For modifications involving servers, templates or shared assets, first confirm the impact boundaries.
02 · SEARCH INTENT
Search requirements and topic planning
Organize search intent around products, services, industry scenarios and customer issues, establish correspondence between pages and topics, and avoid multiple pages competing for the same core intent.
- 01Distinguish between brands, products, solutions, problems and decision-making queries.
- 02Prioritize reuse of existing stable URLs and entities to avoid repeated page creation.
- 03Search volume and rankings are only used as signals and do not replace business value judgments.
03 · CONTENT ENGINEERING
Page content and answer-first optimization
Check whether the page answers the core question first, then provides conditions, boundaries, evidence and next steps, and optimizes title level, content coverage, internal links and repeated expressions.
- 01Keep a clear H1 and a summary that is consistent with the intent of the page.
- 02Let key judgments also state who they are applicable to, conditions and limitations.
- 03Do not fabricate cases, data, qualifications or promises of unverifiable results.
04 · ENTITY DATA
Structured data and entity relationships
Configure structured data such as WebPage, Service, FAQ, and Breadcrumb based on the actual visible content of the page, connect organizations, websites, services, and page entities, and keep names consistent with URLs.
- 01Structured data must be parsable and aligned with visible content.
- 02Avoid duplicate definitions, dangling references, and unsupported rich result declarations.
- 03Do not add the fact that the page is not actually served in order to gain impressions.
05 · GEO ANSWERS
GEO Answers and Citable Information Design
Organize complex services into clear definitions, judgment criteria, boundaries, steps and FAQs, making it easier for search and AI answer systems to extract contextual and verifiable information.
- 01Give priority to direct answers, then add reasons, conditions, and suggested actions.
- 02Keep terminology, entities, prices, and service boundaries consistent across pages.
- 03GEO optimization improves understandability but does not guarantee any platform citation.
06 · CONTINUOUS IMPROVEMENT
Monitor, Retest and Improve Continuously
Track confirmed issues, page updates, and key visibility signals to verify fixes are working and differentiate between code defects, content gaps, external changes, and analyzer false positives.
- 01Keep the baseline, repair records and retest results for each change.
- 02Prioritize issues that are verifiable and have a clear scope of impact.
- 03Ranking and citation changes are carefully interpreted in light of time, competition, and external circumstances.
Controlled human-machine collaboration
Protect stable URLs and entities first
Important content must be verifiable
Code and release manual approval
No commitment to ranking or citations
AI Checks, Human Facts and Release Approval
Let AI continue to discover problems and organize evidence for repair, while retaining content authenticity, code review, publishing permissions, and result interpretation boundaries.
Prices, cases, qualifications, product capabilities and business conclusions are provided or confirmed by the enterprise, and AI will not fill in facts that cannot be proven.
Template, script, server, and structured data changes are subject to impact checks, backups, validation, and authorization for release.
Search rankings, traffic, and AI answer citations are affected by external algorithms, competition, demand, and time, and only observable evidence is reported.
FAQ
Frequently asked questions about SEO/GEO engineers
From the difference between SEO and GEO, work scope, delivery boundaries and service prices, we first answer the questions that companies are most concerned about when evaluating SEO/GEO engineers.
SEO/GEO engineers are digital employee services for corporate websites. They continuously check technical SEO, search requirements, page content, structured data, entity relationships, and AI answer adaptation issues, and formulate repair suggestions and retest records.
SEO focuses on improving the conditions for websites to be crawled, understood and matched to queries by search engines; GEO focuses on improving the conditions for content to be understood, extracted and cited by generative answer systems. Both share technology, content, and physical foundations, but neither guarantees results.
It is suitable for enterprises that already have an official website, product website, content website or multi-language website, and hope to continue to discover technical and content issues, and establish a end-to-end workflow of search optimization and answer engine optimization.
Technical inspection, problem classification, theme planning, page suggestions, structured data inspection, FAQ and answer-based content optimization, repair retesting and stage reports can be carried out according to the scope. The details are subject to the confirmation list.
Approval will not be bypassed by default. The system can formulate code or content modification suggestions; whether to enter production, who will review it, and how to back up and roll back all need to be executed according to the enterprise release process and authorization.
No. Optimization can improve accessibility, content quality, entity consistency, and citation conditions, but rankings, traffic, and AI citations are also affected by algorithms, competition, demand, timing, and platform strategies.
It is recommended to prepare website access rights, key businesses and markets, target languages, historical data, content sources, publishing processes, and current issues of greatest concern. When permissions are limited, you can also perform public page diagnosis first.
The standard service price starts from USD 600 per month. The final fee depends on the website size, number of languages, problem scope, update frequency, content workload and implementation method. A formal plan needs to be provided after the scope is confirmed.
Ongoing SEO and GEO Checks for Your Website
Tell us about the site, focus, target market and current search questions. YUXINCODE will start from verifiable pages and technical evidence and provide an SEO/GEO continuous optimization plan with clear priorities, repair scope, content boundaries and retest methods.