From $1,500
What RUFHUB does
- Maps your brand's entities, topics, services, and locations
- Finds missing pages and questions buyers and AI systems are asking
- Plans citation-ready pages, briefs, and FAQ sections
- Recommends schema, internal links, and evidence points
What you receive
The strategy arrives as work you can act on rather than a document to file. Each part names the page it affects, so nothing in it stops at a recommendation.
- An entity and topic map covering your services, locations, and proof points
- A prioritised list of the pages and answer sections that are missing
- An outline for each one, with the buyer questions it has to answer
- Schema, internal link, and evidence notes your team or ours can build from
How the work runs
Every strategy is anchored to one Project, so the recommendations stay tied to a real website, market, and service instead of to search volume in general.
- Anchor the business. Define the website, market, location, services, competitors, and the buyer questions that matter.
- Find the clearest gap. Keyword and authority research, an AI visibility snapshot, and a review of how your brand is described today.
- Choose the commercial priority. What to publish first, what to restructure, and what to leave alone.
- Hand over the plan. Outlines, schema notes, and links, in a form your team or ours can build from.
Why it matters
Search is no longer only a list of blue links. Buyers compare summaries, snippets, citations, and AI search experiences before they choose who to trust. An answer engine can only name a business whose services, locations, and prices it can actually read on a page. A brand that reads clearly to a person but vaguely to a machine gets left out of the answer altogether, however well it used to rank.
Who it is for, and where
GEO strategy suits brands moving from SEO into AI search, service businesses that need clearer entity signals, and teams whose topical coverage is thin. RUFHUB works in whichever market and location you set on your Project, so the research follows your buyers rather than a fixed list of countries.
What this is not
GEO strategy is the plan, not the build. Writing the pages is content execution, earning the mentions behind them is authority building, and clearing what blocks discovery is technical and local SEO. If you would rather one team ran all of it to a single plan, that is Growth Desk.