JDM positions SEO as a full-funnel growth program, not a checklist. That means intent-driven strategy, conversion-focused content, distribution beyond Google, and reporting that ties organic work to bottom-funnel outcomes.

JDM focuses on keywords that match business value and customer intent at the right funnel stage, then builds content to rank on page 1 while supporting conversion paths. The priority is relevance and buyer readiness, not vanity volume.

Yes, through outreach and distribution of content intentionally designed and executed to provide value and unique data to industry outlets. JDM treats organic search as bigger than Google and builds community and brand-building strategies on platforms where target audiences engage, driving external SEO signals back to the site. Our Digital PR strategies help build brand links, citations, and mentions that grow visibility on traditional search engines and AEO channels like ChatGPT.

Yes. JDM designs AEO and content programs to build authority and visibility in AI search environments by optimizing for how language models source and surface information, including authoritative content, strategies to attract brand mentions and citations, informational keyword targeting, and strategic link placement.

JDM’s view is that AI Overviews and walled-garden LLMs are growing in importance across the funnel, particularly for discovery, so becoming a trusted source in those ecosystems helps brands gain market share through organic traffic and visibility. Our SEO and content strategy has expanded to incorporate best practices for AEO and AI search along with more traditional initiatives to build organic growth on Google.

Yes. Our perspective is that good SEO practices are generally good for AEO and AI search as well. But there are several key differences between SEO and AEO that we address as part of a specific initiative to improve brand presence on Gemini, AI Overviews, ChatGPT, Perplexity, and beyond.

JDM builds custom Looker Studio dashboards for real-time optimization and analysis, with quantifiable reporting that includes bottom-funnel metrics like organic conversion, pipeline, and revenue.

The SEO page highlights outcomes like a 50% increase in organic conversions YoY, a 153% increase in organic unique pageviews, a 23x increase in ranking non-brand keywords, and a 7x increase in non-brand organic traffic.

Quick wins can come from technical fixes and content updates, while bigger growth typically compounds over time as authority, coverage, and distribution build. JDM’s approach is designed to deliver early improvements while building a durable organic foundation.

Expect an initial review of technical foundations, content performance, and measurement, followed by quick-win fixes and a prioritized roadmap for larger projects. The goal is to stabilize fundamentals first, then scale content and distribution.

Pricing typically depends on how much technical remediation is needed, how aggressive the content and distribution cadence is, and how complex reporting and measurement are. Most teams should expect a scoped plan aligned to goals, funnel priorities, and the work required to hit them.