Questions we hear most often.

Rankevery helps businesses grow visibility in three key discovery environments: search engines, app stores, and AI-driven answer engines. We offer productized services in SEO, ASO, and GEO/AEO so companies can improve how they are found, understood, and chosen online.

SEO improves how your website performs in search engines like Google. ASO improves how your app performs in app stores like the App Store and Google Play. GEO, also referred to as AEO or AI visibility optimization, improves how your brand appears in AI-led discovery environments such as generative search and answer-based interfaces.

If your main asset is a website and you want more organic traffic, leads, or sales, SEO is usually the right starting point. If your main asset is a mobile app and you want better visibility, more installs, or stronger store conversion, ASO is usually the better fit. If your concern is AI search visibility, brand discoverability in answer engines, or entity understanding, GEO/AEO is likely the right direction. If you need help choosing, booking a call is the fastest way to get a clear recommendation.

Both. Rankevery is designed to support early-stage startups, scaling digital products, and established brands that want a more structured and performance-focused visibility strategy.

We support both, depending on the service and the scope. Some businesses start with an audit, strategy, or foundational optimization sprint. Others need ongoing execution, testing, iteration, and reporting through a monthly engagement.

No. Rankevery is positioned around productized service logic. That means the work is packaged more clearly, the process is more structured, and the outcomes are easier to understand compared with vague agency-style service bundles.

Our SEO service can include technical analysis, information architecture recommendations, keyword mapping, on-page optimization guidance, content opportunity planning, internal linking strategy, performance review, and ongoing growth recommendations. Exact deliverables depend on the selected package and engagement scope.

SEO is not an overnight channel. Some improvements such as crawlability fixes, indexing corrections, metadata optimization, or internal linking improvements can create earlier movement, but meaningful growth usually compounds over time. The exact timeline depends on competition, site quality, authority, market maturity, and execution consistency.

No serious SEO partner should guarantee rankings. Search visibility depends on many variables, including competition, algorithm shifts, site condition, technical foundations, and market dynamics. What we do provide is a structured process, strategic clarity, and practical work designed to improve discoverability and performance over time.

Yes. Rankevery is built with multilingual visibility in mind. We can support multi-language discovery strategy, localized search intent mapping, and visibility planning for businesses operating across more than one market.

No. SEO can matter for SaaS websites, service businesses, marketplaces, publishers, landing-page ecosystems, local businesses, and many other models. The strategy changes depending on the business type, but search visibility is not limited to blogs.

That depends on the engagement model. Some clients need strategic direction and a roadmap. Others need structured execution support as well. The right setup depends on your team, priorities, and desired pace.

ASO stands for App Store Optimization. It is the process of improving how an app is discovered, evaluated, and converted inside app marketplaces like Apple's App Store and Google Play.

ASO work can include keyword research, metadata recommendations, title and subtitle positioning, short and long description optimization, creative messaging direction, screenshot structure guidance, competitor comparison, and app store visibility opportunity analysis.

No. Keywords matter, but ASO also includes conversion-focused elements such as messaging clarity, visual presentation, category fit, competitive positioning, and how well the listing matches user expectations.

Yes. The underlying growth objective is similar, but the two stores behave differently in terms of metadata fields, ranking signals, localization logic, and listing structure. The strategy should respect those differences.

Yes, where relevant to the engagement. Localization can affect keyword reach, conversion performance, relevance, and market fit. App growth in multiple markets often requires market-specific store positioning rather than one generic listing approach.

Yes. Strong ASO can support paid efficiency by improving store conversion, strengthening listing quality, and making your acquisition funnel more effective overall.

GEO stands for Generative Engine Optimization. It refers to work designed to improve how brands, entities, products, and expertise are understood and surfaced in AI-driven answer systems and generative discovery environments.

AEO usually stands for Answer Engine Optimization. In practice, GEO and AEO are closely related because both focus on improving discoverability and representation in systems that generate or surface direct answers rather than simply listing blue links.

Any business that wants stronger visibility in AI-assisted discovery can benefit from GEO/AEO thinking. This is especially relevant for SaaS brands, experts, publishers, service companies, knowledge-driven businesses, and brands that rely on trust and discoverability.

No. GEO does not replace SEO. It extends the visibility conversation into newer answer environments. Strong SEO foundations still matter, but some brands now also need a strategy for how they are represented in AI-led interfaces.

Depending on scope, GEO work may include visibility assessment, entity clarity analysis, answer-readiness recommendations, content structure guidance, discoverability improvement opportunities, and strategy for stronger representation in AI-assisted discovery paths.

No. Large brands may benefit from it, but smaller teams and specialist businesses can also gain an advantage if they become easier to understand, easier to cite, and easier to surface in AI-led contexts.

Yes, the pricing page is designed to help users compare service packages, understand the scope difference between tiers, and decide whether a standard package or a more custom engagement makes sense.

Yes. Standardized packages make the offer easier to understand, but final scope can still vary depending on complexity, market count, language coverage, product maturity, and execution depth.

Yes. If your needs go beyond standard packages, we can shape a more tailored engagement. This is especially relevant for multi-market work, complex app portfolios, or broader visibility programs.

Depending on the path you take, you may proceed to booking, contact the team directly, or move into a scoping conversation. The goal is to make the next step clear rather than forcing every user into the same flow.

The booking flow is intended as an initial qualification and strategy conversation. Any paid audit, strategy sprint, or extended consulting engagement would be defined separately depending on scope.

Yes. Many businesses begin with a focused scope, then expand once the direction, process, and opportunity become clearer.

The booking flow begins with a short qualification form so we can understand what you need. After that, you choose an available time slot from the calendar. Once confirmed, you receive your reservation details and follow-up information.

Because a short qualification step helps route the conversation more intelligently, reduces unnecessary back-and-forth, and makes the eventual call more useful for both sides.

Yes. If you are not ready to book yet, the contact page gives you a direct path to reach out and share your needs.

Yes. The booking flow includes a way to manage an existing reservation so you can review, reschedule, or cancel when needed.

It helps to share your website or app link, main market, growth priorities, and the type of problem you want solved. The clearer the business context, the better the conversation.

Yes. Once the booking is completed, you receive a confirmation step with your selected slot details and relevant follow-up information.