SEO services in Malta, for search and AI assistantsYour customers are already asking AI.Is AI recommending you?

AI visibility is being findable on all three surfaces discovery now runs on: classic search results, answer boxes that quote a source, and generative assistants that cite one. Each rewards different signals, and a page built only for the first is invisible on the other two.

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How does a business become visible to AI assistants?

A business becomes visible to AI assistants when its pages can be read, quoted and attributed: server-rendered HTML a crawler can parse, short self-contained answers placed under the question they answer, and consistent entity signals. Technical fixes can register within days of a recrawl; citation gains usually show across two to three months.

Discovery now runs on three surfaces: classic search results, answer boxes that quote a source, and generative assistants that cite one. SEO earns a position in a list, AEO earns the quoted paragraph, and GEO earns a citation inside an assistant's reply. A page built only for the first is invisible on the other two.

The work runs in order: an audit of what engines can read today, then architecture and structured data, then answer-first pages with the short version at the top and the depth underneath. Content on a page an engine cannot parse is wasted, which is why structure comes before writing.

Each month we review what got cited and what got asked, and that feeds the next month's writing. Engines need to see the pattern repeat before they treat a site as a reliable source for a topic.

This page answers:

  • Why is my business not showing up on Google?
  • How do I get my business recommended by ChatGPT?
  • What is the difference between SEO, AEO and GEO?

Why it matters

A ranked result is one of ten. An answer is one name. Both are decided by what an engine can read on your pages.

  1. Three surfaces, one page

    Search results, answer boxes and generative assistants reward different signals. A page built only for the first is invisible on the other two.

  2. Citation is the new position

    An assistant lifts a passage and names its source. If the passage is not liftable, a competitor who ranks below you gets the mention.

  3. Entities, not keywords

    Models resolve businesses. If your name, site and profiles look like three organisations, none of them accumulates authority.

What this actually involves

Most sites fail on one of three things: an engine cannot read the page, cannot find a quotable answer on it, or cannot tell which business the page belongs to. The work is fixing whichever applies, in that order.

Being readable

Server-rendered HTML, sensible heading order, and content that exists in the markup rather than arriving after a JavaScript fetch. This sounds like a low bar. A surprising number of otherwise good sites fail it, because their text is assembled in the browser.

Being quotable

An answer engine lifts a passage. A passage it can lift is short, complete on its own, and positioned where it can be found — directly under the question it answers, not four paragraphs into a narrative.

Being identifiable

One consistent business name, structured data that states what you are and where, and links to the profiles that corroborate it. Models resolve entities. If “Drasyo”, “Drasyo Ltd” and “drasyo.com” look like three organisations, none of them accumulate authority.

SEO in Malta

Malta is roughly 27 kilometres end to end, so for most services every competitor sits inside the radius that decides a local ranking elsewhere. Proximity stops sorting the results, and the signals you control carry the weight: the narrowest Google Business Profile category that is still true, one name, address and phone number everywhere they appear, and service pages that say plainly where you work.

That is where local work starts, before any new content is written. The longer version is in local search when your whole market is one island.

See pricing for how engagements are scoped and what the tiers include.

Everything our SEO, AEO and GEO work covers

The full scope, from the code a site is built on to the answers AI assistants give about it. Every engagement is scoped to what your business needs; this is everything it can include.

SEO
ranking in Google, Bing and Maps results
AEO
being the answer in snippets, answer boxes and voice
GEO
being cited by ChatGPT, Gemini, Copilot, Perplexity and AI Overviews
  • Technical SEO

    For:SEOAEOGEO

    • Next.js, Astro and Three.js SEO
    • Server rendering, static generation and JavaScript rendering
    • Semantic HTML and crawlable content
    • Titles, meta descriptions and Open Graph
    • Canonical URLs and URL architecture
    • Redirects, 404s and HTTP status codes
    • Duplicate URLs and duplicate content
    • Robots directives and XML sitemaps
    • Breadcrumbs and internal linking
    • Mobile SEO
    • Favicons and site identity
    • Staging and preview indexing controls
    • Accessibility to WCAG AA
  • Hosting, CDN and crawler access

    For:SEOGEO

    • HTTPS, DNS and the canonical hostname
    • www and non-www redirect rules
    • Vercel and Cloudflare configuration
    • Caching and CDN
    • Security headers, WAF and bot rules
    • Access for Googlebot, Bingbot, OAI-SearchBot, PerplexityBot and ClaudeBot
    • Search crawlers kept separate from AI training crawlers
    • Cloudflare AI-bot blocking checks
    • llms.txt and Markdown versions of pages for AI crawlers
  • Google Search Console and Bing Webmaster Tools

    For:SEOGEO

    • Verification and property setup
    • Queries, pages, clicks, impressions, CTR and position
    • Page indexing and URL inspection
    • Sitemaps and removals
    • Core Web Vitals, HTTPS and enhancement reports
    • Links and crawl stats
    • Manual actions and security issues
    • AI Overviews and AI Mode reporting
    • IndexNow automation for new, updated and deleted pages
    • Bing site scan and Copilot visibility
  • Analytics, tracking and consent

    For:SEOGEO

    • Google Analytics 4 and Google Tag Manager
    • Lead, form, phone, email and WhatsApp tracking
    • Booking and quote actions as key events
    • AI referral traffic from ChatGPT, Perplexity, Copilot, Gemini and Claude
    • UTM handling for AI referrals
    • Zero-click and assisted conversions
    • Microsoft Clarity heatmaps, recordings, rage and dead clicks
    • Google Consent Mode and EEA-compliant consent
    • Server-side tagging
  • Speed and Core Web Vitals

    For:SEO

    • LCP, INP and CLS
    • Time to first byte (TTFB)
    • JavaScript weight and long tasks
    • Images, fonts and CSS
    • Caching and lazy loading
    • Real-user data from CrUX and Search Console
    • PageSpeed Insights and Lighthouse checks every month
  • Structured data

    For:SEOAEOGEO

    • Organization, LocalBusiness and WebSite
    • Service, Article and BreadcrumbList
    • FAQPage for visible FAQs
    • Product and Offer
    • VideoObject, Event and JobPosting
    • Speakable markup for news content
    • sameAs and entity relationships
    • Rich Results Test and Schema.org validation
  • On-page SEO and content

    For:SEOAEO

    • Keyword research and keyword-to-page mapping
    • Search intent: commercial, informational and local
    • Titles, headings and page copy
    • Internal links and anchor text
    • Image alt text and filenames
    • Service, industry, location and product pages
    • Topic clusters, pillar pages and supporting articles
    • Case studies and first-hand experience
    • Cannibalisation and thin-page fixes
    • Content pruning and consolidation
    • Content refresh and decay monitoring
    • Seasonal and trend-led content
    • Spam-policy compliance
  • Answer engines and voice

    For:AEO

    • Question research
    • Answer-first sections with 40–60 word direct answers
    • Featured snippets
    • FAQs, definitions and comparisons
    • Pricing and process explanations
    • Conversational, question-format headings
    • Voice search
    • Google Discover
  • Generative engines and AI search

    For:GEO

    • Google AI Overviews and AI Mode
    • ChatGPT Search, Copilot, Gemini and Perplexity
    • Company and service entity clarity
    • Citation-ready facts and sources
    • AI citation and mention monitoring
    • Share of Synthesis and prompt library tracking
    • Citation accuracy and hallucination correction
    • Third-party source analysis
    • Brand protection in AI answers
  • Local SEO

    For:SEOAEOGEO

    • Google Business Profile
    • Bing Places and Apple Business
    • Categories, services, hours and photos
    • Name, address and phone consistency
    • Local citations and directories
    • Review generation within platform rules, and review replies
    • Maps ranking tracking
    • Local voice search
  • Entity, trust and authority

    For:SEOGEO

    • Entity home and Knowledge Panel
    • Wikidata, where a business qualifies
    • sameAs consistency across every profile
    • About, contact, privacy and terms pages
    • Reviews, case studies and evidence behind claims
    • Backlinks and digital PR
    • Malta, industry, partner and supplier links
    • Unlinked brand mentions
    • Third-party sources that AI answers draw on
  • International, video and social search

    For:SEOGEO

    • Multilingual SEO and hreflang
    • Country and language strategy
    • Regional search engines where they matter
    • YouTube SEO: titles, thumbnails, chapters and transcripts
    • VideoObject and video sitemaps
    • TikTok, Instagram and LinkedIn search
    • Google Images and Discover images
  • E-commerce and AI shopping

    For:SEOGEO

    • Product page SEO
    • Product feeds and Google Merchant Center
    • Product and Offer schema with live price and availability
    • Trust signals: reviews, returns and shipping
    • Readiness for AI shopping agents
  • Migrations, conversion and reporting

    For:SEOAEOGEO

    • Redesigns and migrations without losing rankings
    • Redirect mapping and old URL preservation
    • Structured data and entity checks after launch
    • Conversion rate optimisation and landing-page testing
    • Micro-conversions and speed-to-lead
    • SERP feature and ranking tracking
    • Monthly SEO, AEO and GEO reporting

How we do it

How AI visibility work runs.

  1. Audit
  2. Structure
  3. Entity
  4. Answer-first pages
  5. Citation
  6. Monthly review
  1. Audit

    We establish what is crawlable, what is citable, and which demand you are currently absent from.

  2. Structure

    Architecture and schema first, because content on a page an engine cannot parse is wasted work.

  3. Write

    Answer-first pages: the short version at the top, the depth underneath.

  4. Compound

    Monthly review of what got cited and what got asked, feeding the next month's writing.

This service in practice

SEO and AI visibility case studies

SEO Services in Malta: SEO, AEO & GEO FAQs

SEO, AEO and GEO questionsThe ones we get asked.

Why is my business not showing up on Google?

Usually one of three things: the pages cannot be read or indexed, the Google Business Profile is unverified or in the wrong category, or no page answers what people actually search. An SEO audit checks all three, starting with what search engines and AI crawlers can read today.

How do I get my business recommended by ChatGPT?

There is no paid placement in ChatGPT's answers. Assistants draw on what they can read and trust: your website, your Google Business Profile, reviews and mentions elsewhere. Make your pages answer real questions plainly, keep one consistent name, address and phone number, and let AI crawlers read the site.

What is the difference between SEO, AEO and GEO?

SEO earns a position in a list of results. AEO earns the quoted paragraph in an answer box. GEO earns a citation inside a generative assistant's reply. They share foundations, crawlable HTML and clear structure, but SEO favours authority, AEO short self-contained answers, and GEO parseable text and clear entity signals.

How long does SEO take to work?

Technical fixes register once search engines recrawl the site. Rankings and AI citations build more slowly, because engines need to see a pattern repeat before they treat you as a reliable source. Anyone who promises a date for page one is guessing; we report monthly on what moved.

Is SEO dead because of AI?

No. AI Overviews and assistants still draw on pages search engines can crawl and trust, and Google states there are no extra requirements to appear in AI Overviews beyond normal indexing. What changed is the shape: pages now also need short answers an assistant can quote whole.

How do I get my business to show up on Google Maps?

Through your Google Business Profile: the narrowest true category, the same name, address and phone number everywhere, and reviews that keep arriving. In Malta distance barely separates competitors, so we focus local SEO on those signals and on pages that state plainly where you work.

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