About SEOpacity
We make brandsvisible wherepeople ask.
- Founded
- [Year]
- Based in
- [City, country]
- Team
- [X] people
- Focus
- SEO + GEO
01 / A letter from the founder
Why westarted.
Dear reader,
Search changed faster than most marketing teams noticed. People still use Google, but more and more of them also ask ChatGPT, Perplexity or Gemini, and act on whatever the answer says. [One sentence on the moment you noticed this in your own work.]
We started SEOpacity to help brands win in both places: to rank where people search, and to be named where people ask. That means doing the unglamorous work properly. Sites machines can read. Content worth quoting. Links that are earned. And measuring all of it honestly, against the competitors you actually lose deals to.
[One sentence on who you built this for.] If that sounds like you, I'd like to hear what you're working on.
[Founder name] · Founder
02 / Team
The peopledoing the work.
Every person here writes, reviews or runs client work, and has an author page you can check.
- [Author name][Founder][What they focus on]Articles
- [Name][Head of GEO][What they focus on]
- [Name][Technical SEO lead][What they focus on]
- [Name][Content lead][What they focus on]
03 / Principles
Always this.Never that.
We will always
- Measure against your real competitors.Not industry averages. The three brands you actually lose deals to.
- Put people in charge of the content.AI helps us research and draft. People with real expertise decide what gets published.
- Earn every link.No bought links, no private networks. Anything sponsored is labelled.
- Write reports anyone can read.Plain language, real numbers, and what we'll do next.
We will never
- Promise guaranteed rankingsNobody controls Google or AI engines. Anyone who guarantees placements is guessing.
- Buy followed links or use private networksIt breaks Google's spam policies and puts your site at risk.
- Publish unedited AI contentEvery piece is shaped, edited and fact-checked by people.
- Lock you into long contractsYou stay because it works. [Confirm terms]
- Hide data from youYou own your reports, your prompt sets and your accounts.
04 / How we work
One sequence.Every client.
We start by measuring, fix or build the foundation, create what AI engines quote, then earn the authority that gets you recommended. Every engagement starts with an audit.
05 / Our own numbers
We practisewhat we sell.
Our own search and AI visibility, measured the way we measure yours. A dated snapshot at launch; live from our analytics later.
[X]
Organic visits to this site last month
As of [month year]
[X]
Visits from AI search engines last month
As of [month year]
[X]
Buyer questions where AI names SEOpacity
As of [month year]
06 / What clients say
Who we'veworked with.
[A real client quote about working with us.]
[A real client quote about working with us.]
07 / Standards and tools
How we keepourselves honest.
- 01Editorial standardsEvery article is researched from primary sources, edited by a second person and dated when updated.Editorial policy ↗
- 02Link policyWe earn links with work worth citing. Sponsored placements are labelled and marked rel="sponsored".Our link policy ↗
- 03Data we useYour Search Console and analytics, our own crawls, and repeated tests in each AI engine.
- 04PrivacyWe only ask for the access we need, and we never sell or share client data.Privacy policy ↗
Tools we use · Google Search Console · Bing Webmaster Tools · [Crawler] · [Rank tracker] · [AI visibility tracker] · [Analytics]
08 / Myth or fact
Myth or fact?Test yourself.
Eight things we hear every week about AI search. Each answer links to the evidence, because that's how we work.
Guess each one. The evidence appears as you go.
- 01
“Blocking GPTBot keeps you out of ChatGPT search.”
- 02
“You need special markup or an AI file to appear in Google's AI Overviews.”
- 03
“Opting out with Google-Extended removes you from AI Overviews.”
- 04
“Adding statistics, quotations and cited sources makes content more visible in AI answers.”
- 05
“People still click through to websites when Google shows an AI summary.”
- 06
“Short, one- or two-word searches rarely show an AI summary.”
- 07
“Every AI engine trusts the same sources.”
- 08
“Adding an llms.txt file gets you cited by ChatGPT.”