Traditional SEO and Generative AI Optimization (GAIO), run as one ongoing program on the same technical foundation.
Same page, two readers
An answer engine — the AI behind tools like ChatGPT, Perplexity, and Google’s AI overviews — builds its reply from your page’s underlying code, not the design a visitor sees on screen. Title tags, meta descriptions, canonical URLs, structured data: the part of the page nobody looks at is the part that decides whether you get cited. Below is one of our own pages, end to end — the answer it powers, and the source it comes from.
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The bottom is what we control. The top is what falls out when we control it well. SEO and GAIO are the same work because they read the same source.
Why SEO has to be ongoing
What happens a few months after the handoff:
What the monthly rhythm actually buys:
What the monthly work contains
Three fronts, not a single “audit and recommendations” line item. The split between them shifts month to month based on what’s actually moving the numbers.
Content
A new page or a rewrite of an existing one, picked from what the analytics say matters next. Written for people, structured so Google ranks it and AI models can cite it.
Technical
Site speed, schema, crawl structure, internal linking. Code-level fixes that keep pace with algorithm changes, so every new page starts from solid ground instead of fighting the platform.
Visibility
Traditional rankings, Google Business Profile and local citations, and the structured-data signals AI tools use to pick sources. One technical base, three surfaces where your business needs to show up.
Six tiers, one recommended starting point
Grassroots Standard · 04 / 06
$300/mo
01 / 06
$100/mo
Dedicated VM hosting with uptime, error, SSL and DNS monitoring plus light website updates — for established sites that don’t need growth work.
02 / 06
$150/mo
Everything in Hosting, plus a quarterly content update and light consulting — for well-established sites that just need occasional adjustments.
03 / 06
$200/mo
Standard’s methodology at half cadence — one content piece every two months, a semi-annual planning call — for low-budget long-term growth.
05 / 06
$500/mo
Standard at a bi-weekly cadence — two content pieces per month, a tighter analytics loop between them.
06 / 06
$800/mo
Standard at a weekly cadence — four content pieces per month and aggressive ongoing optimization.
Same hand on the page and the dashboard
Same small Kamloops team runs every Grassroots tier, Hosting through Enterprise. No farmed-out content mill, no new account manager every six months, no monthly dashboard you’re left to interpret alone. If your ranking drops three positions on a Monday, we notice on Tuesday — and the person who wrote the page knows why.
Expect meaningful movement in 3–6 months, with compounding growth over time. Early months are setup and technical foundations; the compounding improvements come later. Judging SEO after 4 weeks is like judging a garden after planting day.
No. We can run the program on WordPress, Wix, Squarespace, Shopify, or custom sites. If you’re already on our hosting we can move faster on technical fixes — but it’s not required.
We’ll tell you honestly up front. If you’re trying to outrank Amazon for “laptops” in a year, we’re not the fit. If you’re a regional business trying to rank for local and niche searches, you’re exactly who this is built for.
Yes. No long-term contracts. We just ask that you give it a few months to see whether the compounding work is paying off.
Tell us what you do and where — we’ll come back with a tier recommendation, a keyword and competitor map, and a starting price.
Not sure where to start? Use our general contact form instead.
A few quick questions so we can come back with something useful — only your name and email are required.
We’ll get back to you within one business day.
If it’s urgent, call 1-236-425-4400.
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