Websites built for SEO and GEO

What you get with every website

I build every site for search engines from the ground up, including AI ones. As standard:

Content in the HTML, visible without JavaScript. Many AI bots do not run scripts, so they only see what is in the HTML.
A unique title and description for every page, one H1 heading and a logical heading order.
Structured data (JSON-LD): your business with address and opening hours, services with prices, questions and answers, breadcrumbs.
A sitemap and robots.txt that let AI search crawlers in (OAI-SearchBot, Claude-SearchBot, PerplexityBot).
Language versions with correct hreflang tags.
Speed: light images in modern formats, self-hosted fonts, good Core Web Vitals.
A mobile version checked at several screen widths, not just one.
Domain setup, HTTPS and submission to Google Search Console and Bing.

How I write content for Google and AI

AI search engines cite specific answers. So every page answers the questions your customers actually type: “how much does it cost…”, “how long does it take…”, “do you do…”. The answer comes in the first sentence, with a number or a fact, not after three paragraphs of introduction. Prices and data carry an update date.

Example: a restaurant website in 6 languages

The Port Jatki website in Bydgoszcz has 48 pages in 6 languages (PL, EN, DE, UK, ES, ZH). Every page has restaurant and FAQ structured data, hreflang and images in several sizes. After each publish, the site reports changes to search engines through IndexNow. The owner edits the menu in the dashboard and clicks “Publish changes”, without a developer.

How we work together

Call (15 minutes, free): the site’s goal, your customers, the search phrases that matter.
Structure and copy: the list of pages, headings and content based on facts about your business.
Design: in your style, with light and dark versions if you like.
Build, test, launch: I check mobile, speed, SEO and GEO before handover.
Support: content updates, Search Console monitoring, new pages.

Updated: 10 November 2026 · Tomasz Kamiński

Questions and answers

How much does a company website cost in 2026?

A company website with SEO and GEO costs PLN 3,900–12,000 net as a one-off, with support from PLN 250 a month. The price depends on the number of pages and languages, whether you need a dashboard to edit content yourself, and how much copy needs writing. Hosting a static site usually fits in a free plan or costs a few dozen zloty a month.

What is GEO?

GEO (Generative Engine Optimization) means making sure your website gets cited in the answers of AI search engines: ChatGPT, Perplexity and Google's AI Overviews. Google says plainly that this is still SEO: clear, specific content, clean code and structured data. More on the AI visibility page.

Can I edit the content myself?

Yes, if you need to. I add a simple dashboard where you change copy, prices or photos, and a "Publish changes" button updates the site. That is how the Port Jatki website works.

What do you build websites with?

Most often Astro, as a static site on Netlify: fast, cheap to run and with no plugins to keep updating. When a site needs logins or live data, I add a Supabase database and server functions.

Can you move my current site without losing my Google rankings?

When rebuilding, I list every old URL, map each one to its new counterpart and set up 301 redirects. Then I submit the new sitemap in Google Search Console and watch for errors. That is exactly how I am rebuilding vizeon.ai.

Websites built for SEO and GEO, found by Google and ChatGPT