SEO
On-page SEO vs off-page SEO — what actually belongs on your site
On-page SEO is titles, headings, and internal links. Off-page SEO is real mentions you earn. Neither one guarantees a Google ranking.
What on-page SEO includes
Every important page needs one clear H1, a unique title, a meta description of about 140–155 characters, and copy that answers the query. That is the same structure we use on this blog. Google Search Console then shows what was indexed, what was ignored, and which queries already exist.
- Crawlable HTML, a sitemap, and a canonical URL per page
- Internal links from articles into the matching SEO, AEO and GEO service
- FAQ answers that stay factual — no invented package prices
- Mobile layout that does not hide the main content
What off-page SEO is — and is not
Off-page SEO is mentions, reviews, and links you earn from real sites. Buying fake links, fabricating reviews, or listing “#1 agency” badges you do not have is not off-page work. It is a risk to the domain. We do not sell that.
How AEO and GEO sit on top
Answer engines and generative search still read your on-page facts first. Clear entity copy, FAQ schema, and crawler access help ChatGPT search, Perplexity, and Google AI Overviews cite the right brand. That is AEO and GEO, not a replacement for titles and headings.
If you want a scoped programme, send the site URL and the markets. Contact us or start from the SEO agency page.
FAQ
Can a theme do off-page SEO for me?
No. Off-page work is real mentions, citations, and links earned over time. A website template cannot invent those signals.
What should be finished on-page first?
Unique titles and meta descriptions, one H1, crawlable HTML, internal links to the matching service, and Search Console access.
Do you guarantee first-page rankings?
No. Rankings depend on your site, markets, competition, and ongoing work. Brand Boost International does not promise positions.