The templates we actually use.
Not stripped-down teasers of the real thing. These are the working files we run client engagements on, published as they are. No email wall, no signup, no watered-down version.
Take them. Rebrand them.
Every template comes with the full method written out on its own page, not locked inside the download. If you want to run it yourself, everything you need is there. The people who will happily do that were never going to hire us anyway.
SEO + GEO Audit
Content Pruning
SEO + GEO Content Plan
GEO / AI Visibility Tracker
Digital PR & Link Building Tracker
Event Marketing Calendar
Five of them are one system
The audit tells you where you stand, scored and ranked, and hands you a prompt set. Then pruning, because fixing what you have beats adding to it, and because six pages fighting over one query is the most common problem on any site older than two years. The content plan turns what is left into a schedule and records who gets cited for each prompt before you write a word. The GEO tracker measures whether that changed, every month, across every engine. And when the tracker shows your citations coming from other people’s sites rather than your own, that is not a content problem, and the digital PR tracker is what you run next.
Use any of them on their own. They are better as a set, and the handoffs are already written into each one.
The event marketing calendar sits outside that loop on purpose. It is for anyone running a festival, a conference or a launch, where the whole campaign is measured backwards from a fixed date and half the job is taking things down.
The template is the easy part.
A file does not do the work. The work is running it every month, reading it honestly, and acting on what it says. If you would rather that happened without you thinking about it, that is the whole job.
