SEO and AI search visibility for Indian businesses

Before content strategy, before keywords, the site has to be readable and fast. In India that second word matters more than most agencies admit: a large share of your visitors are on a mid-range Android phone on a congested network, and Google measures what they experience, not what your laptop does.

• A full crawl and audit: what Google can reach, what it is ignoring, and what is duplicated.
• Core Web Vitals worked on until the field data moves, not just the lab score.
• Clean URLs, correct canonicals, working redirects, an honest sitemap and robots file.
• Structured data that describes what the page actually is, so it can qualify for rich results.

We start from the questions your customers actually type and ask on calls, not from a keyword tool's idea of volume. Then we work out which of those questions deserve a page, which belong on a page you already have, and which are not worth the effort at all — that last list saves more money than the first two make.

• Keyword and intent mapping tied to your real services and service areas.
• Page-level briefs: what the page must answer, and what it must link to.
• Rewrites of the pages you already rank for but convert badly — usually the fastest win.
• Internal linking that gives your important pages somewhere to inherit authority from.

For most Delhi businesses the map pack is worth more than the blue links. It is also the part of search most often left half-finished — a profile claimed three years ago, one photo, no categories, no review replies. Fixing it is unglamorous and frequently the single highest-return thing on the list.

• Profile claimed, verified, categorised properly, and filled out completely.
• Consistent name, address and phone number everywhere they appear online.
• A review process your team can actually keep up — asking, and replying.
• Local landing pages for the areas you genuinely serve, not fifty spun city pages.

A growing share of buying research now happens inside ChatGPT, Gemini and Google's AI Overviews, where there is no page two and often only three or four businesses named. Being one of the named ones is a different job from ranking, and it is early enough that a well-organised small business can still win it.

• Making your entity unambiguous: who you are, where, and what you do.
• Content shaped so an answer engine can lift a clean, quotable claim from it.
• The third-party sources these systems lean on, tidied and made consistent.