gloura.io

SEO & AI SEO

Search has split in two, and we build for both sides of it. The technical foundations and content strategy that win classic rankings, and the structured, citable content that gets you quoted correctly in the AI answers buyers now read instead. Measured against pipeline, not impressions, so you can see the effect on actual enquiries.

Our process and its benefits

01

Technical Audit

We study the site, find every problem area holding rankings back, and work out the order to fix them in.

02

Content Strategy

We map what your buyers actually search, then build content that answers it better than the pages currently ranking.

03

AI Answer Optimisation

We structure and mark up the content so assistants quote you accurately instead of a competitor.

04

Measure & Iterate

Reporting is tied to enquiries and pipeline, so you can see what search is really worth to the business.

How we work

Technical AuditsKeyword ResearchContent StrategySchema MarkupAI Answer OptimisationLocal SEOMultilingual SEOPipeline Reporting
AI Answer OptimisationLocal SEOMultilingual SEOPipeline ReportingTechnical AuditsKeyword ResearchContent StrategySchema Markup

Let's talk

Our Vienna-based team replies within 24 hours with a clear quote, no commitment attached.

Frequently asked questions

A growing share of buyers ask an assistant instead of scrolling results. AI SEO is making sure your content is structured, factual and citable enough that those assistants quote you correctly rather than a competitor.

Yes. The technical foundations that win rankings are largely the same ones that make you quotable to an assistant. We do both rather than betting on one.

Technical fixes can show within weeks. Content and authority work realistically takes three to six months, and we would rather say that upfront than promise faster.

No, and treat anyone who does with suspicion. We commit to the work, the reporting and honest assessment of what is achievable in your market.

Against enquiries and pipeline rather than impressions. Rankings are a means, not the point, so the reporting reflects that.