Optimize Your Website for AI Search
The verifiable steps that make AI systems cite your site, and the folklore to skip.
Guides
Plain answers to the questions that come up before you hire anyone: what upkeep costs, how to move a site safely, and how to be found by AI search. Sources are cited and dated.
These guides cover three decisions. Keeping a site running: what maintenance costs and how maintenance differs from management. Moving a site: what a migration costs and the SEO checklist that keeps rankings intact. Being found by AI search: how to optimize for it, what the acronyms mean, and why consistent brand data matters.
Start from the decision in front of you. Each group below links the guides that answer it.
What maintenance costs and how maintenance differs from management. The service itself is on the website management page.
What a migration costs and the SEO checklist. Platform-specific guides are in the website migration hub.
How to optimize for AI search, the SEO, AEO, AIO, and GEO terms, and brand consistency.
Market figures come from named, dated published guides, and vendor behavior comes from the vendor's own documentation, with the check date shown. Our own prices come from the same published list as the pricing page, so a guide never restates a fee that could drift. Where a claim is our observation from client work, the guide says so.

The verifiable steps that make AI systems cite your site, and the folklore to skip.
What each acronym means, where they overlap, and which are worth tracking.
Why inconsistent entity data confuses search engines and AI answers, and how to fix it.
Published monthly ranges by site type, what each level buys, and how to compare plans.
How maintenance, support, and management differ, and which one you are actually buying.
What to lock down before, during, and after a move so rankings survive, built on Google guidance.
Costs by type of move, provider, and site size, from free host moves to six figures.
Going deeper
They end by pointing to the related service, but the answers stand on their own: costs are quoted from published market ranges, and the checklists work without hiring anyone.
Each guide dates its sources. Market cost ranges and vendor documentation change, so treat a guide as a snapshot and check the cited source for the latest.
Platform comparisons are in the comparison hub, and platform-specific migration guides are in the migration hub.
A Strategy Hour covers questions these guides do not, with a senior engineer working from your specific site.
Guides
A technical audit shows what your site actually needs, so you read the guide that matches your situation.