SEO Consulting in Vienna for Sustainable Visibility
Technical SEO, content, local SEO and GEO – analyzed, prioritized and implemented step by step, based on data.
Why can't people find my website?
A website can work perfectly on a technical level and still barely be found on Google. Missing indexing, technical errors, unclear page structures, wrong keywords or missing content can all slow down visibility.
That's why SEO doesn't start with individual meta tags or blog posts, but with a structured assessment.
Rankings are stagnating
Important pages aren't being indexed
Organic inquiries stay away
Unclear which keywords are relevant
Google Business Profile brings little visibility
There is no clear SEO strategy
This is exactly where the SEO & GEO audit begins.
What does the SEO & GEO audit check?
The audit doesn't just look at individual errors, but at the technical, content and strategic starting point of the entire website.
Technical SEO
Can Google fully crawl, understand and index the website? This is where the problems that hold everything else back become visible.
OnPage SEO
Do content, structure and search intent align? We check whether every page has a clear job to do.
Keywords & Competition
Which search queries is the website relevant for today, and where is there untapped potential compared to the competition?
Local SEO
How visible is the business in local search queries in Vienna and the surrounding area?
GEO / AI Visibility
Is content prepared in a way that lets AI-based search and answer systems clearly attribute the business and its expertise?
Tracking & Data
Can what SEO actually achieves even be measured? Without clean data, every optimization stays a guess.
Let's find out where your biggest SEO potential lies.
In the first conversation, we'll quickly clarify your website, goals and current situation. From there, we can assess whether an SEO & GEO audit or ongoing support makes more sense.
Not a list of errors. Clear findings.
An audit doesn't help much if all that's left afterward is a long list of technical errors. That's why the results are analyzed, consolidated and documented in a way that's easy to understand.
Every finding answers five questions
- 01What was found?
- 02Why is it relevant?
- 03What impact can it have?
- 04How should it be fixed?
- 05How urgent is the fix?
Important service pages aren't linked internally.
Build internal links from relevant topic areas.
Not everything needs to happen at once.
All findings are prioritized by urgency, SEO impact and implementation effort. This creates a clear order instead of a messy to-do list.
Issues that affect crawling, indexing or technical accessibility.
- Pages not indexable
- Technical blockers
- Incorrect redirects
- Serious canonical issues
The order results from your website's actual findings, not from a fixed standard package.
Findings become a concrete SEO roadmap.
After the audit and analysis, it's clear what should be improved. The roadmap translates these findings into concrete next steps.
- Crawling
- Indexing
- Technical errors
- Tracking
- Keyword mapping
- Money pages
- Internal linking
- On-page optimization
- New content
- Local SEO
- Content clusters
- GEO
- Monitoring rankings
- Analyzing data
- Improving existing content
- Evolving the roadmap
After the audit, it's not just clear what should be improved, but also what happens next.
SEO doesn't end with implementation.
After the first measures, the real observation begins. Rankings, clicks, indexing and conversions show which changes are working and where further potential is emerging.
The monthly work cycle
Repeats every monthImplement
The next measures from the roadmap are implemented – technical, content-related or local.
Measure
Rankings, clicks, indexing and conversions are tracked via Search Console and GA4.
Evaluate
What has changed, what has worked, and what new opportunities does the data show?
Re-prioritize
The roadmap is updated. The next month starts with the measures that bring the most value right now.
Step 04 kicks off the next cycle – with updated data and a freshly sorted roadmap.
How this builds up over the months
Every cycle builds on the previous oneTechnical foundation and tracking. The first measurements become reliable at all.
Relevance and page structure. The evaluation from month 1 determines the order.
Growth: content, local SEO and GEO. The first effects of earlier measures become visible.
The cycle continues: optimize, test, refine and pick up new opportunities from the data.
The bars show how far the roadmap has been worked through, not guaranteed results. How quickly rankings change depends on the website, competition and search market.
Not an overloaded dashboard, but the metrics decisions can actually be based on.
SEO for Google. GEO for the next generation of search.
Classic SEO remains the foundation. GEO additionally considers how content can be structured, made understandable and made citable for AI-based search and answer systems.
GEO doesn't replace SEO and doesn't guarantee placement in AI answers. It makes sure information about your business is clear and reliable.
Clear business and entity signals
Structured data
Clear expertise
Understandable content structure
Reliable sources
Citable facts and statements
Consistent business information
Two ways to get started with SEO
Get a one-off analysis and implement the roadmap yourself – or implement the measures together with us. The audit is included in both models.
SEO & GEO Start
One-offThe professional starting point for businesses that want to know where they stand and which SEO measures are actually worth pursuing.
- Technical SEO audit
- On-page analysis
- Keyword & competitor analysis
- Local SEO check
- GEO assessment
- Tracking check
- Documented findings
- Prioritization by P0–P3
- Concrete roadmap
- Wrap-up call and handover
After the handover, the roadmap can be implemented in-house, or VisionIT can take over implementation.
SEO & GEO Growth
3 monthsFor businesses that don't just want an analysis of what needs to improve, but want to implement the measures together with VisionIT.
Everything from SEO & GEO Start is included – no second audit.
- Technical implementation
- On-page optimization
- Optimization of key landing pages
- Internal linking
- Local SEO
- Content optimization
- GEO measures
- Monitoring and reporting
- Ongoing prioritization
Audit, analysis and roadmap
Implementing the P0 and P1 measures
Further optimization, monitoring and next growth measures
Optionally continues monthly after that.
Frequently Asked Questions
Everything you need to know about SEO and GEO. Here you'll find answers to the most common questions about our services.
SEO is a long-term process. Initial results are usually visible after 3 to 6 months, depending on competition, industry and starting point.
No, a position 1 ranking cannot be guaranteed. SEO depends on many factors, including competition, industry, search volume and algorithm changes.
The cost of SEO depends on scope, competition and goals. Typically billed by monthly effort. After an analysis and an initial conversation, you'll receive a transparent quote.
Yes, ongoing SEO support is recommended to continuously improve visibility and rankings and to be able to react to algorithm changes.
An SEO audit is a comprehensive analysis of your website to identify strengths, weaknesses and optimization potential. It covers technical aspects, on-page and off-page factors as well as competitor analysis.
Technical SEO includes all measures that affect the technical foundation of a website in order to improve its visibility in search engines. This includes aspects such as page structure, load times, mobile optimization, indexing and crawling.
Local SEO includes all measures aimed at increasing a business's visibility in local search results. This includes optimizing the Google Business Profile, consistent location data, local keywords and reviews.
GEO includes all measures aimed at increasing a business's visibility in generative AI search results. This includes optimizing content and sources for AI search systems as well as ensuring consistent location data.
SEO (search engine optimization) aims to increase a website's organic visibility in search results, while Google Ads are paid ads that appear above the search results. SEO is long-term and sustainable, Google Ads delivers immediate results but requires a budget.
Yes, an existing website can be optimized. This includes technical improvements, on-page and off-page optimizations as well as adjusting content and keywords to improve visibility and ranking in search results.
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