How we help
How we help
Three things we do for businesses, practices and NGOs — each one built into our own products first. We start by finding what's really holding you back; then we fix that.
SEO
Get found by the people already looking for you.
Search engine optimization: showing up on Google in front of people already searching for what you do. First we find why you aren't found — then we fix that:
- Foundations — pages that load fast, render on the server, and that search engines can read.
- Pages for real searches — one clear page per thing people look for, in the words they use.
- Structure Google understands — structured data, clean links, a clean sitemap.
- Local where it counts — city and area pages for businesses whose customers are nearby.
Proof. Consulto Israel, Consulto Portugal and Patudo: thousands of pages between them, each aimed at a real search. We've done SEO for 25 years; now AI does the heavy lifting, and judgment decides where to aim it.
GEO — AI search
Get named when people ask AI.
More and more people ask ChatGPT, Gemini, Claude or Perplexity instead of searching. The assistants answer with a few named sources. Generative engine optimization makes sure yours is one of them — found, described correctly, and cited.
- Let the AI in — AI crawlers can reach your site and read it without running scripts.
- Say it plainly — the facts about your business, stated once, clearly, where machines can lift them.
- Speak their language — structured data, and an llms.txt: a map of your site written for AI.
- Be one entity — your name, profiles and listings tied together, so the AI knows which business you are.
- Measure it — we ask the assistants your customers' questions and track whether you're named.
Proof. Our public directories ship ready for AI search: open to AI crawlers, server-rendered, each with an llms.txt carrying its own live counts. This site too.
AI in your business
Put AI on the work that buries your people.
Most businesses don't need "AI". They need the repetitive work off their best people's desks, and the knowledge in their files put to use.
- Find the real problem — what you point at is often a symptom. We look at your customers, your numbers and your workflow first.
- Start from your own data — documents, emails, past work, your CRM. Years of it usually sit unused. That is the raw material.
- Put AI on the dirty work — drafting, sorting, researching, reporting — with a person approving what matters.
- Keep it running — built to run on its own and maintained cheaply, so it keeps paying off.
Proof. A private knowledge system that drafts from a firm's own past work. A back-office agent that gets every receipt to the accountant. A fundraising system for NGOs. A social engine that publishes itself.