Getting found on Google
Before we design anything, we decide which page targets which search term. Meta data, structured data, the sitemap and loading speed are part of the build, not something added later.
At SEOX, your website is part of our ongoing SEO and GEO work. We build it so that Google and AI assistants like ChatGPT can read it easily, and so that it takes work off your team's plate, for example with a custom booking flow instead of a standard shop checkout.
For us, a new website is not a project that ends at go-live. It is the basis for the work that continues every month afterwards.
Before we design anything, we decide which page targets which search term. Meta data, structured data, the sitemap and loading speed are part of the build, not something added later.
ChatGPT, Gemini and Perplexity cite pages that answer a question clearly. We write and structure your content so it can serve as that answer. Our guide What is GEO? explains how this works.
A website can take work off your hands. At Notfallhandling, customers book courses through a custom booking flow, and the course dates come straight from the shop running in the background.
In our ongoing support, guides and new pages are added, and every month we review what the website delivers. That is why we deliberately keep the launch lean.
Five steps from the first call to handover. After each step you know what is finished and what you need to approve.
We scan your current website and note what works well and what is missing. In the kickoff call we agree on goals and timeline. Then we collect everything we need: access to your domain, hosting, Analytics and Search Console, plus texts, images, logo and legal texts.
Result: an audit document and a fixed date by which you deliver the content. If content is missing, the go-live moves.
We plan which pages the site will have and which search term each page targets. If the new website replaces an old one, we create a redirect plan from every old URL to the matching new one, so existing rankings are not lost.
Result: a structure list for you to approve.
We design the homepage and the templates for the other pages. You give feedback in two rounds, and we adjust the design.
Result: an approved design. Only then does the build start.
We build the templates, create the pages and add the content, including meta data, structured data, sitemap and loading speed. Then we set up Tag Manager, GA4, the cookie notice and the events for forms and clicks. Finally, we test on desktop and mobile, check forms and redirects, and trigger the tracking with real clicks.
Result: a finished, tested website, ready for go-live.
We switch on the redirects and the domain, then check that Google picks up the new pages correctly. You sign off the website in writing. After that, maintenance and ongoing support begin.
Result: your new website is live and ongoing support begins.
Throughout the project we coordinate dates, emails and calls with you and keep an eye on the timeline. For a relaunch, our website relaunch checklist helps as well.
Anything beyond the base version you can add as a module. We only build a module when you order it.
Book courses, appointments or products right on the website, with your own flow instead of a shop's standard checkout.
WordPress in the background, so your team can update texts and images themselves.
We move pages, posts and images from your old website to the new one.
Forms that guide people through a sign-up or inquiry in several steps.
Reporting by location and conversions for Google Ads, beyond the basic tracking.
We rewrite the texts on your pages, aligned with the search terms from the strategy.
Your website in additional languages.
Chat, email workflows and interfaces to your systems. More under Business Automation.
Only need a small website based on a template? For that we have a separate offer: myonepager.
Your website is live. Now the job is to run it securely and make it more visible step by step.
Updates, backups, monitoring and small text changes for a monthly fee. New pages, images, layout changes and new features are not part of maintenance; they belong to ongoing support.
This is where your website keeps growing: new guides and pages, optimization of existing content and a monthly report. More under SEO management.
If you want inquiries faster, add Google advertising to your ongoing support. We manage the campaigns as a separate service. More under Google Ads.
Four projects where the website is or was part of our ongoing support.
Relaunch, live since November 11, 2026. The website runs on Next.js on Vercel, with WooCommerce kept in the background. Bookings go through a custom booking flow, and the course dates and venues come straight from the shop.
Landing page for the spa, live since August 2026, in German, English and French. It is built for the Google Ads campaigns and leads straight to booking. The design follows the hotel's brand.
Relaunch from the previous shop to a new website, live since March 2026. It includes a price configurator, quote forms and an area where the team handles inquiries. The website is available in German, English and French.
Google Search Console, October 2026 compared with October 2025.
For the shop, we planned the page structure for search, created landing pages and a guide, and supported the move to the new domain in August 2026.
Google Search Console, October 2026 compared with September 2026.
Your website is part of our ongoing SEO and GEO support. We first plan the page structure with one main keyword per page, and only then design. After go-live we keep working on the website as part of ongoing support instead of simply handing it over.
In five steps: an audit with kickoff and data collection, strategy with page structure and keywords, design with two feedback rounds, the build with tracking and testing, and finally go-live with written sign-off. You approve the result after each step.
The design includes two feedback rounds. Additional rounds and change requests after the design is approved are billed by effort.
Access to your domain, hosting, Analytics and Search Console, plus texts, images, logo and legal texts. We agree on a fixed date for this. If content is missing, the go-live moves. We can also write the texts for you as a module.
We create a redirect plan from every old URL to the matching new one and check after go-live that Google picks up the new pages correctly. Our page on SEO for website relaunches explains what matters.
Yes, with the CMS module. WordPress then runs in the background and your team updates texts and images themselves. Without this module, we handle small text changes as part of maintenance.
After written sign-off, we fix bugs free of charge for 14 days. After that, maintenance and hosting continue along with ongoing SEO and GEO support. Google Ads can be added if you want.
We analyze your current website for free and show you where it stands on Google and in AI answers. We are happy to discuss your project in a call, and you can work with us in English.