# Qyliq -- Full Content Index This file contains the complete prose content of every marketing page on qyliq.com for AI crawler consumption. Navigation version: https://qyliq.com/llms.txt Generated: 2026-05-26 --- ## Homepage URL: https://qyliq.com/ SEO, Web Design and AI Visibility for UK Businesses When an AI engine recommends three to five businesses in your category, your website needs to be one of them. Qyliq helps UK businesses rank on Google and get cited by ChatGPT, Claude, Perplexity, and Google AI Overviews. Request a visibility briefing The Shift Only 25% of businesses ranking in the top ten on Google are actually cited by AI search engines. Ranking is no longer enough. The old model: rank on Google, get clicks. The new model: rank on Google AND get recommended by AI engines. The businesses capturing both surfaces are pulling ahead. The ones relying only on traditional SEO are losing enquiries to companies they have never heard of. What We Do SEO Services: 148 keywords tracked. 83 competitors benchmarked. 90-day evidence cycles. We measure, brief, build, and re-measure. No monthly reports that sit unread. Web Design: 100 PageSpeed score. 0 templates used. Under 3 seconds load time. Websites built to convert visitors and to be understood by both search engines and AI. AI Visibility: All 4 major AI engines measured. 25% average citation rate before we start. 90-day improvement cycles. Get recommended by ChatGPT, Claude, Perplexity, and Google AI Overviews. Local SEO: 7x more clicks for complete Google Business Profiles. 46% of all Google searches have local intent. Top 3 in the map pack. Be the business customers find first in your area. What We Build A Qyliq website is built in four layers. Experience Layer: Custom design, buyer psychology brief, strategic storytelling structure. Designed to convert visitors into enquiries. SEO Layer: Keyword research, technical foundations, on-page structure, schema markup. Built for search engines from day one. AEO Layer: llms.txt, structured data, entity recognition, AI crawler access. Built to be cited by AI engines. Authority Layer: Quarterly evidence cycles, Share-of-Voice tracking, AI citation monitoring. Measured, not guessed. Our Work We have built and optimised online presences for businesses across multiple sectors: Ace Lifestyle (fitness and wellness), HK Dance Studios (dance education, Essex), Elstree Urgent Care (healthcare, Borehamwood), MOUVE (multi-venue dance school, North London), Reputation Rise (B2B advisory), Women Making MOUVEs (coaching and content-led authority). How We Are Different Most agencies: monthly PDFs, dashboards you cannot act on, 6-12 month contracts before you see evidence, activity reports measuring inputs not outcomes. Qyliq: quarterly evidence cycles, named deliverables, evidence before commitment, outcomes measured not activity reported. Proof from a real engagement: MOUVE dance school website rebuilt February 2026. 92% ChatGPT visibility: named in 11 of 12 target queries, 7 ranked first across all AI engines. 60% visibility across all 4 AI engines: ChatGPT, Perplexity, Claude, and Google AI Overviews. Number 1 on 7 of 12 target queries across all four major AI engines simultaneously. Measured 26 May 2026. Frequently Asked Questions Q: What does an SEO agency actually do? A: A good SEO agency measures where your business currently appears in search results, identifies what is holding you back, fixes the technical and content issues that are costing you visibility, and re-measures to show what changed. At Qyliq, every engagement starts with the Diagnostic: a diagnostic that shows where you rank, which competitors are outranking you, and what the three most important actions are. No work starts before that evidence is in front of you. Q: How much does SEO cost? A: Qyliq publishes pricing because we believe in transparency. There is no priced diagnostic to buy first and no "request a quote" wall: the entry point is a conversation about your business, with no commitment. Website builds run from 1,500 GBP for a one-page Foundation build, through Starter at 2,500 GBP and Growth at 4,500 GBP, up to Premium from 6,500 GBP for larger multi-audience sites. Ongoing retainers run from 95 GBP per month for Care (hosting and upkeep only) through Essentials at 350 GBP, Growth at 600 GBP, and Performance at 900+ GBP per month. Prices are final, with no VAT to add. Q: What is AEO and do I need it? A: Answer Engine Optimisation (AEO) is the discipline of making your business visible inside AI-generated answers. When someone asks ChatGPT, Claude, or Perplexity to recommend businesses in your category, only three to five names come back. AEO is the structured work of earning one of those slots. If any of your buyers use AI engines before making a decision, then yes, you need it. Most do. Q: Do I need a website redesign? A: Not always. The Diagnostic will tell you whether your current site is technically sound or whether it is actively holding back your rankings. Sometimes a technical audit and content strategy is enough. Sometimes the site itself is the problem. We tell you which before we quote for anything. Request a visibility briefing. --- ## SEO Services URL: https://qyliq.com/seo-services Rank Where Your Buyers Are Searching Most businesses have no idea which keywords their customers are actually using. Without that, every piece of content you write is a guess, every month you spend on SEO is unverifiable, and every agency report tells you activity happened without proving that anything moved. The problem with most SEO work: keyword research done once in year one and never updated, monthly PDF reports with no clear explanation of what changed, activity tracked instead of outcomes measured, no baseline showing where you started. What measurement-first SEO looks like: keyword universe tracked quarterly, Diagnostic showing what the evidence says, every change tied to a specific finding, before-and-after comparison at 90 days. How It Works Step 1: Measure. 148 keywords tracked. 83 competitor positions benchmarked. 4 AI engines probed. Baseline established before any work begins. Step 2: Brief. You receive the Diagnostic: a plain-language document showing your current position, the gaps between you and your competitors, and the three highest-priority actions. Step 3: Build. Technical fixes, schema markup, content strategy, internal linking. Every change tied to a specific keyword finding. You know what was done and why. Step 4: Re-measure. At 90 days, a Share-of-Voice Quarterly documents what moved, what did not, and what to do next. Evidence in numbers: 148 keywords tracked per engagement. 83 competitors benchmarked per engagement. 4 AI engines audited per quarter. 90 days to first measured re-point. What You Get 01. Keyword research -- the full search universe your buyers use, mapped to your services, with monthly volume and competitor overlap identified. 02. Technical SEO audit and implementation -- site speed, crawlability, indexation, structured data. Problems fixed, not just listed. 03. On-page optimisation -- meta titles, descriptions, headings, content structure. Every page built to match what your buyers are searching for. 04. Content strategy -- a documented plan for filling the gaps between what you offer and what your buyers are searching for. 05. Share-of-Voice Quarterly -- a plain-language evidence cycle every 90 days. What moved, what did not, what to do next. 06. AI engine audit -- your citation rate across ChatGPT, Claude, Perplexity, and Google AI Overviews. Measured every quarter alongside your search rankings. Frequently Asked Questions Q: How much does SEO cost for a UK business? A: Qyliq publishes transparent pricing. Monthly retainers for ongoing SEO run from 350 GBP per month (Essentials), rising to 600 GBP (Growth) and 900+ GBP (Performance) for higher cadence or multi-location work; a Care plan at 95 to 125 GBP per month covers hosting and upkeep without content or SEO. Website builds where SEO is built in from day one start at 1,500 GBP for a single page, with the largest Premium builds from 6,500 GBP. There is no lock-in on retainers and no priced diagnostic to buy before you start. Q: What should I look for in an SEO agency? A: Named deliverables, transparent pricing, and evidence from real client work. Be cautious of agencies that sell activity (blog posts, links) without connecting it to specific ranking outcomes. The right agency will show you your baseline first, explain what they found, and give you a clear scope before any ongoing fee is agreed. Q: How long before we see SEO results? A: For most engagements, measurable keyword movement happens within the first 90-day evidence cycle. Some changes, particularly technical fixes and schema markup, show faster impact. For AI engine citations, most clients see measurable improvement within one to two 90-day cycles. Q: Is SEO still worth it? A: Yes, and it is more complex than it was two years ago. Google rankings still matter for transactional and high-intent searches. But AI engines now handle the research and recommendation queries that used to start with Google. A business that only optimises for Google is invisible to the buyers asking AI engines who to call. Qyliq measures both surfaces. --- ## Web Design URL: https://qyliq.com/web-design Qyliq is a web design company based in London, building for businesses across the UK, from Edgware to Edinburgh. Around half of Qyliq's clients are in London and the South East; the rest are across the UK. The build process (research, design, code) works the same in person or over a call, and clients deal directly with the person who builds the site. How much does web design cost in London? London agencies routinely quote 10,000 to 30,000 GBP for a business website. Qyliq builds start at 1,500 GBP, with most projects around 4,500 GBP, and the price is the same anywhere in the UK: the fee reflects the work shipped, not the postcode. Every build starts with a Diagnostic (from 500 GBP), credited in full against the build cost. Websites That Work for Two Audiences Your website has two audiences: the people visiting it and the search engines and AI engines indexing it. Most websites are built for one and ignore the other. A site that looks good but fails technically will never rank. A site that ranks but converts badly captures traffic without generating enquiries. The problem with template websites: generic structure that every competitor uses, slow load times penalised by Google, no schema markup so AI engines cannot understand the content, design chosen for aesthetics not conversion, no SEO baked in from day one. What a purpose-built Qyliq website looks like: buyer psychology brief done before a single page is designed, keyword research done before a single URL is chosen, structured data deployed before the site launches, 100 PageSpeed score, AI discoverability layer built in. How We Build Step 1: Research. Keyword research, competitor audit, buyer psychology brief, AI visibility baseline. Everything we learn goes into the site architecture before a pixel is placed. Step 2: Design. A design system built for your brand, not a template adapted from someone else. Every visual decision serves a conversion or trust goal. Step 3: Build. Custom build, static-first for performance, schema markup throughout, structured for AI discoverability from day one. Step 4: Launch and measure. 90-day post-launch measurement window. Search rankings, AI citation rates, page speed scores, conversion rates. You see the evidence of what the site is doing. Evidence: 100 PageSpeed score on launch. 0 templates, everything custom. 4 AI engines covered from day one. 90-day measurement window post-launch. What You Get 01. Custom website -- not a theme, not a template. A site built around your specific services, buyers, and search landscape. 02. Design system -- a documented set of brand rules applied consistently across every page. Makes future updates faster and cheaper. 03. SEO-optimised structure -- URL architecture, page hierarchy, internal linking, and content mapped to what your buyers are searching for. 04. Schema markup -- JSON-LD structured data across every page. Tells Google and AI engines exactly what your business is, what you offer, and who you serve. 05. Performance-first build -- sub-3-second load times, Core Web Vitals compliance, and a 95-plus PageSpeed score that holds up after launch. 06. AI discoverability layer -- llms.txt, robots.txt with AI crawler allowlist, structured data configuration, and an AI citation baseline audit. Frequently Asked Questions Q: How much does a new website cost? A: Qyliq website builds start at 1,500 GBP and scale with page count and complexity: Foundation at 1,500 GBP for one page, Starter at 2,500 GBP for up to seven, Growth at 4,500 GBP for around 15 to 20 pages, and Premium from 6,500 GBP for larger multi-audience builds. Every tier includes the buyer psychology brief, design system, SEO architecture, schema markup, performance optimisation, analytics, hosting, launch and handover. You do not pay separately for the things that matter most. Q: Does my business need a website redesign? A: The Diagnostic will tell you. Sometimes the existing site just needs technical fixes, schema work, and a content strategy. Sometimes the architecture is fundamentally wrong for the search landscape. We tell you which before we quote for a build. Q: What is wrong with using a template? A: Template sites are built for aesthetics, not for your specific buyers or your search landscape. They tend to be slow, hard to customise at a structural level, and built without schema markup or AI visibility in mind. The ones that do rank well are the exception. A custom build starts from your buyers and works backwards to the design. Q: How long does a build take? A: Most Qyliq website builds take 4 to 8 weeks from project kickoff to launch, depending on page count and client content turnaround. The Diagnostic happens before the build scope is agreed, which means the architecture is already validated before a line of code is written. --- ## AI Visibility URL: https://qyliq.com/ai-visibility Get Recommended by AI Search Engines 25% of businesses ranking in the top 10 on Google are actually cited by AI engines. If you are in the top ten on Google, you still only have a one-in-four chance of being recommended when a buyer asks an AI engine who to call. The shift: traditional search returns ten blue links. AI search returns three to five named businesses. Your buyers are increasingly skipping the links and asking the AI who to trust. How We Do It Step 1: Audit. We probe ChatGPT, Claude, Perplexity, and Google AI Overviews with the buyer questions your customers actually ask. We record which businesses are named, which are not, and what the AI says about each. Step 2: Map the gap. The Authority Graph Audit documents the difference between what you say about your business and what AI engines say about it. Every gap is a citation risk. Step 3: Close it. Schema markup, llms.txt, structured content, authority signals. Every change is tied to a specific citation gap identified in the audit. Step 4: Re-measure quarterly. The Share-of-Voice Quarterly documents your citation rate across all four AI engines every 90 days. What moved, what did not, what to do next. Evidence: 4 AI engines audited. 25% average citation rate before AEO work begins. 90-day evidence cycles. 3 named deliverables: Authority Graph Audit, Share-of-Voice Quarterly, Diagnostic. What You Get 01. AI Citation Audit -- a baseline probe across ChatGPT, Claude, Perplexity, and Google AI Overviews. What you appear for, what you do not, and how your competitors compare. 02. Authority Graph Audit -- a structured analysis of the gaps between your claimed authority and what AI engines actually say. Entity recognition, schema coverage, content quality scoring. 03. Share-of-Voice Quarterly -- a readable document every 90 days showing your citation share across all four AI engines, what changed, and the next cycle priorities. 04. Schema markup implementation -- JSON-LD structured data deployed across your site. The clearest signal an AI engine can receive about what your business is. 05. llms.txt and AI crawler configuration -- the file that tells AI crawlers how to read and cite your site. Most sites do not have one. 06. Content restructuring -- where your existing content is structured in a way that AI engines misread, we restructure it. Every change documented. Frequently Asked Questions Q: What is AEO? A: Answer Engine Optimisation (AEO) is the discipline of making your business visible inside AI-generated answers. When someone asks ChatGPT or Claude to recommend a business in your category, AEO is what determines whether you appear in that answer. Q: How does AEO differ from SEO? A: SEO optimises for rank position in Google results. AEO optimises for citation frequency in AI-generated answers. The buyer behaviour is different: search users scan ten results; AI users read one answer. The signals are partly shared (technical health, content quality) and partly different (schema markup, entity recognition, authority mentions). Both are now necessary. Q: Can you actually measure AI visibility? A: Yes. We run a structured probe set across ChatGPT, Claude, Perplexity, and Google AI Overviews using the buyer queries relevant to your business. We record every response, measure your citation rate, and compare it to your competitors. The Share-of-Voice Quarterly documents this every 90 days. Q: Why does AI visibility matter now? A: AI engines are already handling a measurable share of business research queries. ChatGPT, Claude, and Perplexity users are asking who to call, who to hire, and who to trust. The businesses getting cited in those answers are getting enquiries that bypass Google entirely. The gap between businesses that are measured and those that are not is growing. --- ## Local SEO URL: https://qyliq.com/local-seo Be the Business Customers Find First Complete Google Business Profiles get 7x more clicks. 42% more requests for directions. That is the difference between a complete local presence and an incomplete one. The local search landscape is changing. The traditional 3-pack on Google is being replaced, for some queries, by an AI-driven local pack showing only two businesses. Phone numbers are increasingly missing. AI engines are making the selection, not just organising a list. 91% of consumers search online before visiting a local business. 7x more clicks for businesses with complete Google Business Profiles. 42% more direction requests for profiles with photos. 2 businesses in AI-driven local packs. How We Work Step 1: Profile audit. A complete assessment of your Google Business Profile: what is missing, what is wrong, and what your competitors have that you do not. Step 2: Optimise. Photos (42% more direction requests), regular updates (5x more profile views for active profiles), service lists, categories, Q and A. Every element optimised. Step 3: Review strategy. AI engines read review content semantically, not just counting stars. The content, recency, and specificity of reviews affects both your local ranking and your AI citation rate. Step 4: AI local visibility. The same work that improves your map pack position also builds the signals that get your business named when someone asks an AI engine who to call locally. Frequently Asked Questions Q: Do reviews affect AI search recommendations? A: Yes, significantly. AI engines synthesise review content to build a picture of what your business does well and how it compares to local alternatives. Volume matters, but recency and specificity matter more. A business with 20 current, detailed reviews outperforms one with 200 generic reviews from three years ago. Q: How many local searches actually lead to a visit? A: 91% of consumers search online before visiting a local business. For high-intent local searches ("plumber near me", "urgent care open now"), the conversion from search to contact is even higher. The question for most businesses is not whether their customers search: it is whether those searches find them. Q: What is a Google Business Profile and why does it matter? A: Google Business Profile is the listing that appears in Google Maps and the map pack section of search results. Businesses with complete profiles get 7x more clicks than those with incomplete ones. It is the single highest-impact change most local businesses can make to their search visibility. For AI engines, it is also a primary source of factual information about your business. Q: How is AI changing local search? A: AI-driven local packs now show as few as two businesses for some queries, down from the traditional three. Phone numbers are being omitted from some AI answers, meaning the businesses that do appear get a higher share of direct contact. The signals that determine which businesses appear in AI local answers overlap with, but are not identical to, the signals that determine map pack position. --- ## Answer Engine Optimisation URL: https://qyliq.com/answer-engine-optimisation What is Answer Engine Optimisation (AEO)? A named recommendation, not a click, not a ranking. When someone searches Google for "accountant in London", they see ten results. When someone asks ChatGPT or Perplexity "who should I use for my business accounts in London?", they get three to five businesses named in a sentence, and they call the first one. That is the difference AEO addresses. Search Engine Optimisation earns you a slot in a list. Answer Engine Optimisation earns you a named recommendation. 25% of businesses ranking in the top ten on Google are cited by AI engines when buyers ask relevant questions. The Four Areas of AEO 01. Structured content. Depth, accuracy, named-author authorship, freshness. AI engines read your content and assess whether it answers real questions clearly and completely. Shallow content with no clear author and no update date is less likely to be cited. 02. Schema markup. JSON-LD structured data is the fastest, most reliable signal an AI engine can receive about what your business is. Without it, the engine infers, and inference produces errors. 03. llms.txt and AI crawler access. A machine-readable file at your site root that tells AI engines how to interpret your content. Most websites do not have one. It is one of the clearest authority signals you can add today. 04. Citation monitoring. Your share of AI-generated citations varies between engines and changes over time. Measuring it quarterly is the only way to know whether the work is having an effect. Evidence: 4 major AI engines measured per engagement. 3 to 5 businesses named in each AI answer. 90-day improvement cycles. 25% average citation rate before AEO work begins. The 6-Step Methodology 01. AI Citation Audit: probe ChatGPT GPT-4o, Perplexity, Claude, and Google AI Overviews with buyer questions. Record every answer, every citation, every absence. 02. Entity and structured-knowledge audit: how is your business currently represented in AI knowledge sources? What is wrong, incomplete, or missing? 03. Authority Graph Audit: a structured map of the gap between the authority your business claims and the authority AI engines recognise. Every gap is actionable. 04. Structured-knowledge implementation: schema markup, llms.txt, entity consistency across platforms. The signals that make you citable. 05. Content authority strategy: which questions are AI engines not finding your business for? What content would make you the most credible source for each answer? 06. Quarterly re-measurement: Share-of-Voice Quarterly documents your citation rate every 90 days. Before and after, not a dashboard. Frequently Asked Questions Q: What is AEO? A: Answer Engine Optimisation (AEO) is the discipline of making your business visible inside the answers that AI engines generate. When someone asks ChatGPT, Claude, or Perplexity to recommend a business in your category, three to five names come back. AEO is the structured work of earning one of those slots and keeping it. Q: Which AI engines does AEO affect? A: The major ones are ChatGPT (GPT-4o), Perplexity, Claude, and Google AI Overviews. Each pulls from different source sets and applies different weighting to content signals. Qyliq measures all four quarterly as part of every AEO engagement. Q: Can I do AEO myself? A: Some of the foundational work, such as schema markup and completing your Google Business Profile, is doable if you have technical resource. The measurement layer, specifically the structured probe set across four AI engines with documented before-and-after comparison, is harder to do consistently without a defined process. Most businesses that try to self-manage AEO end up guessing rather than measuring. Q: How long does AEO take? A: The first 90-day cycle establishes your baseline and implements the immediate changes. Most businesses see measurable citation movement within one to two cycles. AI engines update their training and retrieval patterns on roughly 8 to 12 week windows, which is why the 90-day cycle is the right measurement cadence. Q: What is the difference between AEO and GEO? A: Answer Engine Optimisation and Generative Engine Optimisation (GEO) overlap significantly. AEO focuses on citation: does the AI include you in its answer? GEO focuses on influence: does the AI describe you accurately and in the terms you want? In practice, the work is largely the same and the terms are often used interchangeably. Qyliq uses AEO as the primary term. --- ## Pricing URL: https://qyliq.com/pricing Clear Pricing. No Surprises. There is no priced diagnostic gate and no "request a quote" wall. Entry is a conversation about your business and what you are trying to achieve, with no commitment. Prices are final: Qyliq is not VAT-registered, so there is no VAT to add. Build fees split 50/50, a deposit to begin and the balance at launch, with larger builds staged across milestones. ### Website builds Foundation -- 1,500 GBP One high-impact page to get you online and found, built properly from the start. One page, custom-designed and mobile-first. Core technical SEO foundations baked in, Google Business Profile set up and optimised, enquiry form wired straight to your inbox, analytics, hosting, launch and handover included. A clear path to grow into a full site when you are ready. Starter -- 2,500 GBP A focused site for a smaller business. Up to 7 pages, custom-designed and mobile-first, clean technical SEO foundations, Google Business Profile set up and optimised, enquiry form, analytics, hosting, launch and handover included. Growth -- 4,500 GBP (Most popular) The one most businesses choose. Everything in Starter, scaled to around 15 to 20 pages, designed to rank on Google and be cited by AI assistants. Built to convert: clear calls to action, testimonials, enquiry flow. Lead capture plus a lead magnet wired to your email list, blog set up with launch articles, full analytics, ad-tracking ready, hosting and handover. Timeline: 4 to 8 weeks. Premium -- from 6,500 GBP For ambitious, larger builds where the website is doing serious commercial work. Everything in Growth on a larger multi-audience site, bespoke strategy and messaging worked out first, custom functionality (booking, client portals, integrations, multi-language), separate journeys and conversion paths per audience, an expanded launch content programme, priority build, staged payments and a dedicated post-launch support window. Bespoke Larger builds, client portals and booking systems beyond the Premium tier are scoped and quoted individually after a short conversation. ### Monthly retainers Monthly, by direct debit, no lock-in. AI visibility work is built into Essentials and up at no extra cost. Care -- 95 to 125 GBP per month Keep your site live, secure and looked after. Reliable fast hosting, security patches, uptime monitoring, around 45 minutes of small edits a month, annual SSL and domain health check, email support. No content or SEO work. Essentials -- 350 GBP per month (Most popular) Active SEO and content. 2 in-depth ranking articles a month, Google Business Profile actively managed, ongoing SEO maintenance and rank tracking, light website updates, plain-English monthly report. AI visibility included. Growth -- 600 GBP per month Everything in Essentials with 3 to 4 articles a month, optimised for AI answer engines as well as Google, competitor and market monitoring, more new pages as you grow, quarterly strategy review and visibility deep-dive, priority support. Performance -- 900+ GBP per month High cadence for multi-location or competitive markets. Everything in Growth at a higher monthly cadence, multi-location or multi-service coverage, monthly AI-engine and competitor monitoring, unlimited reasonable page and content onboarding, monthly strategy call. ### Add-on Ads management -- 500 GBP per month Meta and Google campaigns built and managed end to end: audiences, creative and copy, tracking installed so every enquiry is attributed, ongoing optimisation against cost-per-enquiry, plain-English monthly report. Flat fee; you keep 100% of your ad budget, paid direct. How It Works Step 1: Diagnostic. We scope your situation, run the measurements, and deliver a clear briefing. No obligation beyond this step. Step 2: Scoped proposal. If you want to proceed, we scope the build or retainer with the evidence from the Briefing as the foundation. No guesswork. Step 3: Build and launch. We implement. Every change tied to a specific finding from the Briefing. You know what was done and why. Step 4: Quarterly evidence. Every 90 days, a Share-of-Voice Quarterly showing what moved and what to do next. The evidence trail builds over time. Frequently Asked Questions Q: Can I start with just the Diagnostic and decide later? A: Yes. The Diagnostic is designed to stand alone as a diagnostic. There is no obligation to proceed to a build or retainer. If you decide to work together, the Briefing fee is credited in full against the next engagement. Q: What does the retainer actually include? A: The monthly retainer covers the full quarterly evidence cycle: technical SEO maintenance, content strategy and production, Google Business Profile management, AI engine monitoring and improvement, and the Share-of-Voice Quarterly every 90 days. The AEO service (Authority Graph Audit, citation gap fixes, schema updates) is included in the retainer at no additional charge. Q: Why is there a range on the website build? A: The range reflects page count and content complexity. A single high-impact page is the Foundation tier at 1,500 GBP. A five-to-seven-page service site is Starter at 2,500 GBP. Around 15 to 20 pages built for both Google and AI engines is Growth at 4,500 GBP, the tier most businesses choose. A multi-audience site with sector-specific landing pages, custom functionality and separate conversion paths is Premium, from 6,500 GBP. The opening conversation scopes this precisely before you commit. Q: Do you offer payment plans? A: We can discuss staged payment structures for website builds. Retainers are billed monthly. Contact us to discuss what works for your situation. Q: Can I get AEO as a standalone service without SEO? A: There is no separate AI-visibility product to buy. AI answer-engine work is built into the Essentials retainer at 350 GBP per month and every tier above it, at no additional cost. For businesses that already have strong Google rankings and want to close the AI citation gap specifically, the Growth retainer at 600 GBP per month adds deeper answer-engine optimisation and competitor monitoring on top. --- ## Case Studies URL: https://qyliq.com/case-studies Evidence, Not Promises Every number on this page comes from verified data: search console exports, API pulls, and pipeline records. No projections. No invented benchmarks. MOUVE Dance School -- Featured Case Study MOUVE is a 25-year-old multi-venue dance school in North London. 440 students per week across 78 classes. 22-person team. Website rebuilt February 2026. Before the engagement: Zero organic leads in over 20 years of operation. The business ran entirely on paid advertising and word of mouth. The founder's words: "Spent thousands. Website just not great." No structured data. 32.5% lead-to-trial booking rate. 200 daily search impressions at baseline. After the engagement: 10 organic leads in 12 days with zero ad spend. 6x higher conversion rate from organic vs paid leads (24.7% organic vs 4.2% from ad spend). 723 daily impressions at peak: 3.6 times the baseline. 92% ChatGPT visibility: named in 11 of 12 target queries, 7 ranked first. 42.8% lead-to-trial booking rate: plus 32% improvement. Organic growth timeline: 26 Feb 2026: 200 impressions (baseline). 7 Mar 2026: 362 impressions (initial SEO uptick). 13 Mar 2026: 170 impressions (ads paused, temporary dip). 23 Mar 2026: 723 impressions (peak). 1 to 12 Apr 2026: 10 organic leads, zero ad spend. Key metrics: 261% organic traffic growth. 2x keyword rankings in 24 days. 10 organic leads in the first 12 days post-launch. 6x higher conversion from organic vs paid. 24.7% organic lead-to-trial rate vs 4.2% from paid. AI visibility results (measured 26 May 2026): ChatGPT: 92% citation rate (11 of 12 queries, 7 at number 1). Perplexity: 58% citation rate (7 of 12, 2 at number 1). Claude: 50% citation rate (6 of 12, 3 at number 1). Google AI Overviews: 3 citations. Unanimous number 1 across all 4 engines for: "kids hip hop near hendon", "dance fitness women north london", "bar mitzvah dancers london". Funnel improvement: lead-to-trial booking rate 32.5% to 42.8% (plus 32% improvement). Overall lead-to-customer rate 13.4% to 17.2% (plus 29% improvement). Student retention 85.4%, churn 6.4% compared to 11 to 12% historical. Portfolio Ace Lifestyle: fitness and wellness, complete website build including content strategy. HK Dance Studios: dance education, Essex, website and local SEO for a multi-venue independent school. Elstree Urgent Care: healthcare, Borehamwood, 100 mobile PageSpeed score, ranked within 30 days of launch. Reputation Rise: B2B advisory, AI visibility programme and authority graph build. Women Making MOUVEs: coaching, content-led authority strategy and website build. --- ## Methodology URL: https://qyliq.com/methodology Evidence Cycles, Not Activity Reports Four phases. Named deliverables. Every 90 days. The distinction: activity firms report on what they did. Methodology firms show why it worked. Most agencies produce reports. Qyliq produces evidence. What activity-first agencies deliver: monthly invoices tied to hours not outcomes, dashboards measuring visibility not revenue, activity reports that describe what they did without proving what moved, no record of what changed or why. What a methodology firm delivers: named deliverables with a clear scope, quarterly evidence cycles with before-and-after comparison, a documented authority trail you can read two years later, recommendations that follow the evidence, not the pitch. The Four Phases Phase 1: Measure. 148 keywords tracked. 83 competitors benchmarked. 4 AI engines probed. A baseline established before any work begins. You cannot manage what you have not measured. Phase 2: Brief. The Diagnostic: a plain-language document showing your current position across Google and AI engines, your three highest-priority actions, and the reasoning behind each. Readable without a translator. Phase 3: Build. Technical fixes, schema markup, content architecture, AI-readable structure. Every piece of work is tied to a specific finding from the Briefing. Nothing is implemented for its own sake. Phase 4: Re-measure. The Share-of-Voice Quarterly: a before-and-after document, not a dashboard. Written with findings and next-cycle priorities. The evidence trail that builds quarter on quarter. The Three Named Deliverables Diagnostic: your current position across Google and AI engines. Three priorities identified. Written for a business owner, not an SEO specialist. Authority Graph Audit (AGA): the verbatim outputs from AI engine probes and a gap analysis showing where competitors appear instead of you. Share-of-Voice Quarterly (SVQ): before-and-after measurement on every tracked metric. Next cycle priorities. A document that gets more useful over time, not a report that ages out. Frequently Asked Questions Q: How is this different from a standard SEO agency? A: The difference is measurement cadence and deliverable structure. A standard agency measures keywords monthly and reports on what they did. Qyliq measures your position before work starts, structures every action around a specific finding, and re-measures after 90 days to show what changed. The named deliverables (Diagnostic, Authority Graph Audit, Share-of-Voice Quarterly) are the accountability structure that most agency relationships lack. Q: How long before results appear? A: Most clients see measurable keyword movement within the first 90-day evidence cycle. Technical changes and schema markup tend to show impact fastest. Content strategy compounds over two to three cycles. AI citation movement typically follows the second evidence cycle. The Share-of-Voice Quarterly documents all three on the same timeline. Q: What is the Authority Graph Audit? A: The Authority Graph Audit probes ChatGPT, Claude, Perplexity, and Google AI Overviews with the buyer questions relevant to your business. It records every answer, maps which competitors are being recommended instead of you, and identifies the content and technical gaps that explain why. It is the input document for every AI visibility improvement cycle. Q: What is the Share-of-Voice Quarterly? A: The Share-of-Voice Quarterly is a written document produced every 90 days. It shows your citation share across the four major AI engines, your keyword ranking movement across Google, what changed from the previous cycle, and what the evidence says to do next. It is not a dashboard. It is a document a director can read and act on. Q: Do I need to understand SEO to work with Qyliq? A: No. The Diagnostic and Share-of-Voice Quarterly are written for business owners and directors, not for SEO specialists. You will know what we are doing, why we are doing it, and what moved. You will not need to interpret a dashboard or translate jargon. --- ## About URL: https://qyliq.com/about Built by someone who had to make the phone ring Qyliq was founded by Rob. Before advising others on visibility and growth, he spent 25 years building and operating businesses across multiple sectors. The methodology comes from knowing what it feels like when the website is not working and the enquiries are not coming. The background: built by an operator, not an agency Most SEO consultancies are built by people who have only ever worked inside agencies. They understand search engines. They do not always understand what it feels like to check your enquiry inbox on a Monday morning and wonder where the work is. Rob ran a multi-venue dance school business for over two decades. He built the systems, managed the marketing, handled the finances, and learned firsthand what it means to rely on a website that either works or does not. That experience shaped a different kind of consultancy: one that measures outcomes, not activity. When you have run a business yourself, you know the difference between a report that tells you something useful and one that tells you something impressive. Qyliq exists because Rob kept receiving the second kind and decided to build the first. Milestones: 25 years building and operating businesses across multiple sectors before moving into consultancy. The gap: kept receiving marketing reports that measured activity, not outcomes. No report answered the question that actually mattered. Qyliq: built the methodology to close that gap. Measure what the AI engines and search results say. Brief what the evidence shows. Advise what to do next. Four principles, applied on every engagement 01. Measure first. Before any recommendation is made, we audit what the search engines and AI engines already say about your business. The evidence is the engagement. Advice comes after the evidence. 02. Methodology over tools. Tools are commodities. What compounds quarter on quarter is the structured approach to measuring, closing gaps, and re-measuring. Qyliq is a methodology firm. The named deliverables produce answers that hold up over time. 03. Evidence, not promises. No ranking guarantees. No projected traffic numbers invented before the work begins. Every Qyliq deliverable shows what was measured, what changed, and what the evidence says to do next. 04. Built for both audiences. Your customers search on Google and ask ChatGPT, Claude, and Perplexity. Both surfaces matter. The Authority Graph Audit measures where you appear on both and where your competitors appear instead of you. Track record 25 years operating businesses. 4 AI engines audited on every engagement (ChatGPT, Claude, Perplexity, Google AI Overviews). 90-day evidence cycles. 5 plus sectors covered (dance education, healthcare, professional services, trades, technology). How every engagement is structured 01. Diagnostic: the entry point. We audit your current position across Google and AI engines, map your competitors, and deliver a clear briefing. Three priorities. Readable. No commitment required. 02. Authority Graph Audit: a structured analysis of how your business is represented across search results and AI engine answers. Where competitors are being recommended instead of you, and what needs to change. 03. Implementation: technical fixes, schema markup, content strategy, internal linking. Every change tied to a specific finding from the audit. 04. Share-of-Voice Quarterly: every 90 days we re-measure. A readable document showing what moved, what did not, and what to do next. 05. AI Citation Evidence Pack: a quarterly record of how the AI engines cite your business, what they say, what they get wrong, and where they recommend a competitor. Translates AI engine behaviour into something a leadership team can act on. 06. London-based, UK-wide: Qyliq operates from London and works with businesses across the United Kingdom. Remote-first methodology. Four service areas: SEO Services, AI Visibility and AEO, Web Design, Local SEO. See if we are the right fit. The Diagnostic shows you the evidence before you commit to anything. Clear findings, named priorities, no sales pitch. --- ## SEO for Small Business URL: https://qyliq.com/seo-for-small-business SEO That Shows Its Working You know your website should be bringing in more enquiries. But every agency you have spoken to either confused you with jargon, quoted a price that felt like a guess, or promised rankings with no clear definition of what that meant. What you have been told about SEO vs what it actually looks like: What you have been told: it is expensive and only works for big companies. It takes years before you see any difference. You get a monthly report full of graphs you cannot read. Nobody can explain what they are actually doing for the fee. What structured SEO looks like: it starts with a diagnostic, you see the evidence before you spend anything. Most businesses see measurable movement within 90 days. You get the Diagnostic in plain language you can read and act on. Named deliverables, transparent pricing, documented results. How it works for small businesses Step 1: See where you stand. We measure your current visibility across Google and AI engines: where you rank, where you do not, and what your competitors are doing that you are not. Step 2: Understand what to fix. You receive the Diagnostic: a plain-language document showing exactly what is holding your rankings back and what to do about it. No jargon, no filler. 3 quick wins identified. Step 3: Fix what matters. Technical SEO fixes, Google Business Profile optimisation, on-page content, schema markup. Every change tied to a specific search term your customers use. Step 4: See what moved. Every 90 days, we re-measure. You see exactly which keywords moved, which did not, and what to focus on next. A documented record, not a vanity dashboard. The numbers 260 monthly UK searches for "seo for small business uk". 90 days to first measurable movement. 40.54 GBP cost per click on Google Ads for "seo for small business uk" (every organic position saves this per click). 4 AI engines now answering business queries. What you get 01. Keyword research for your business and area: the searches your customers actually run, mapped to your services and local area. 02. Technical SEO audit and fixes: site speed, crawlability, indexation, mobile performance. Problems fixed, not just listed. 03. Google Business Profile optimisation: the single highest-impact fix for most small businesses. 04. On-page SEO across your site: meta titles, descriptions, headings, schema markup. Every page structured for what you offer. 05. Share-of-Voice Quarterly: a readable document showing what changed and what to do next. 06. AI engine visibility check: are ChatGPT, Claude, Perplexity, and Google AI Overviews recommending your business? Measured every quarter. Frequently Asked Questions Q: Is SEO worth it for a small business? A: For most small businesses, SEO delivers the highest return of any marketing channel because it captures people already searching for what you offer. The question is not whether SEO is worth it, but whether your website is currently capturing any of that demand. A Diagnostic tells you that, with evidence, before you commit to anything. Q: How much does SEO cost for a small business? A: Qyliq publishes transparent pricing: monthly retainers run from 350 GBP per month (Essentials) to 900+ GBP (Performance), with a 95 to 125 GBP Care plan for hosting and upkeep only, and website builds start at 1,500 GBP depending on scope. There is nothing to buy before you start: the first step is a conversation, and you see the evidence before deciding whether ongoing work makes sense. Q: How do I know if SEO is working? A: You should be able to read a plain-language document that shows you which keywords you now rank for, what position you moved to, and how many people are finding your business as a result. Every Qyliq engagement produces the Diagnostic that shows you exactly what moved and why. Q: What is the difference between SEO and paying for Google Ads? A: Google Ads puts you at the top of the page while you pay. The moment you stop paying, you disappear. SEO builds your position in the organic results: the results that people click more often and that keep delivering enquiries without a per-click cost. Many small businesses pay for Ads on terms they could rank for organically. A Diagnostic shows you which ones. --- ## AEO vs SEO URL: https://qyliq.com/aeo-vs-seo Two disciplines. One buyer. Different measurements. Your buyers use Google when they know what they want. They use ChatGPT and Claude when they want to know who to call. Answer Engine Optimisation (AEO) and Search Engine Optimisation (SEO) are the two disciplines that cover both. Same buyer. Different surface. Traditional SEO: buyer searches Google for a specific service or location. Ten results appear. The buyer scans, clicks three, investigates one. Value measured in rank position, impressions, organic clicks. Competitor set: ten pages the engine ranks (public, visible). The right instrument for specific, transactional searches. Answer Engine Optimisation (AEO): buyer asks ChatGPT, Claude, or Perplexity: "who should I call for X?" Three to five businesses come back named. The buyer contacts one. Value measured in citation share across AI engine answers. Competitor set: the businesses the engine chooses to name (not always who ranks). The right instrument for recommendation and research queries. How they work together Roughly two in five of the signals that improve your SEO also improve your AEO. The remaining three in five are different in shape and measured by a different instrument. Step 1: SEO builds the foundation. Google rankings, technical health, content quality, internal link architecture. Measured by rank position and organic traffic. Step 2: AEO makes it readable to AI. Structured data, entity recognition, knowledge supply files, and authoritative mentions. Measured by citation frequency. Step 3: Together they cover both surfaces. When both are in place, your business appears whether the buyer searches Google or asks an AI engine. Step 4: Quarterly measurement of both. AI engines update their recommendation patterns in 8 to 12 week windows. The Share-of-Voice Quarterly documents what changed, what moved, and what to do next. Where they diverge What it measures: SEO -- rank position across hundreds of keywords, impressions, organic clicks. AEO -- citation share, how often your business is named in AI answers to buyer-intent queries. Buyer behaviour: SEO -- search, scan ten results, click and investigate. AEO -- ask an engine, read one answer, contact whoever is named. Competitor set: SEO -- the ten pages ranking for the query. AEO -- the three to five businesses the engine names (not always the same as who ranks). Content work: SEO -- titles, headings, internal links, page-level ranking signals. AEO -- page-level plus knowledge supply: entity recognition, structured data, authority mentions. Review cadence: SEO -- monthly traffic reports. AEO -- quarterly evidence cycles (AI engines retrain in 8 to 12 week windows). What compounds: SEO -- link graph (takes years to build). AEO -- authority graph (named mentions in authoritative sources, cannot be purchased). The measurement gap 25% of top-10 ranked businesses are cited by AI engines. Ranking in the top ten does not mean you are being recommended. 4 AI engines audited every quarter. 90-day evidence cycles. 2024: the year AEO became essential for UK businesses. Practical implications 01. Your SEO position and your AI visibility are not the same number. A business ranked third on Google may not appear in AI recommendations for the same query. The overlap is roughly 25%. 02. AI engines are building your shortlist without telling you. When a buyer asks ChatGPT or Claude to recommend firms in your category, a shortlist is generated. You are on it or you are not. 03. The signals that build AI authority cannot be bought. Link graph can be partly purchased. Authority graph cannot. Named mentions in authoritative sources, structured entity data, and documented expertise compound over time. 04. Monthly SEO reports do not capture AI citation movement. Standard SEO platforms track Google rankings, not AI citation behaviour. The Share-of-Voice Quarterly is the instrument that documents both. 05. Both disciplines share foundations you may already have. A business that has been disciplined about SEO arrives at AEO with the foundations partly built. 06. The entry point is a diagnostic, not a strategy pitch. The Diagnostic audits your position across Google and the four major AI engines. Measure first. Then advise. Frequently Asked Questions Q: What is Answer Engine Optimisation (AEO)? A: Answer Engine Optimisation (AEO) is the discipline of making your business visible inside the answers that AI engines generate. When someone asks ChatGPT, Claude, or Perplexity to recommend a business in your category, three to five names come back. AEO is the structured work of earning one of those slots and keeping it. Q: Do I need both SEO and AEO? A: Yes. Traditional search still handles most transactional and high-intent queries. AI engines handle the research stage and recommendation queries. Both surfaces need to be measured and maintained. Q: How do you measure AI visibility? A: By asking the major AI engines the questions your buyers ask, on a structured schedule, and recording how often your business is named versus your competitors. The Authority Graph Audit is the deliverable that documents the citation reality every 90 days. Q: Is AEO replacing SEO? A: No. They serve different buyer moments. SEO captures buyers who are searching for specific options. AEO captures buyers who are asking AI engines to build a shortlist. A business that only does SEO is invisible to the second group. A business that only does AEO misses the first. Q: How long does it take to appear in AI engine answers? A: Most businesses see measurable citation movement within one to two 90-day evidence cycles. AI engines update their training and retrieval patterns on roughly 8 to 12 week windows. Some improvements (structured data, entity recognition) can show faster impact. --- ## Generative Engine Optimisation URL: https://qyliq.com/generative-engine-optimisation The AI answer does not include you by accident Generative Engine Optimisation (GEO) is the discipline of making your business visible in the answers AI engines generate. Not the links below the answer. The answer itself. How it works: when someone asks an AI about your sector, here is what happens. Step 1: Your buyer types a question. Not a keyword list. A real question, phrased the way they would say it to a colleague. The same question lands on ChatGPT, Claude, Perplexity, and Google AI Overviews simultaneously. Step 2: The engine reads dozens of sources. Your website content, review platforms, directories, structured data, trade press. It weights them by authority, recency, and consistency. Businesses that appear clearly and consistently across multiple sources are more likely to be named. Step 3: Three to five businesses are named. The engine generates a short paragraph naming specific businesses. Your buyer reads the answer and calls the ones listed. They do not search further. Generative Engine Optimisation (GEO) is the work that puts your name in that paragraph. The four signals that matter 01. Consistent, structured content. AI engines favour content that is clear, hierarchical, and consistent across pages. The same information in the same terms across your site, your directory listings, and your review profiles. 02. Schema and structured data. JSON-LD tells AI engines exactly what your business is, who it serves, and where it operates. Without it, the engine infers from prose, which introduces errors and gaps. 03. Authority signals. Reviews, mentions in trade publications, directory listings, and inbound links from recognised sources. A business with 40 current, specific reviews outperforms one with 200 generic reviews from three years ago. 04. Freshness and accuracy. AI engines weight recent content more heavily. Pricing that has not changed on your website in two years signals stale information. GEO includes a structured freshness audit as part of every 90-day cycle. The numbers 25% of AI answers cite a specific business by name. 4 AI engines measured every quarter (ChatGPT, Claude, Perplexity, Google AI Overviews). 2023: when generative search became the default for millions. 90-day evidence cycles, not monthly reports. Qyliq's approach to GEO 01. Probe all major AI engines with your real buyer queries. We run the queries your buyers are asking across ChatGPT, Claude, Perplexity, and Google AI Overviews. Record every answer, every business named. This is the baseline. 02. Produce the AI Citation Evidence Pack. Documents where you appear, how you are described, where your competitors appear, and what is causing the gaps. 03. Fix the content and schema gaps. Schema markup, structured content rewrites, freshness updates, directory alignment. The work delivered. Every change tied to a specific AI engine signal. 04. Build authority across multiple sources. The three to five external sources that carry weight for your category: ensure your information is accurate, consistent, and current across each. Entity consistency, not link building. 05. Publish the Share-of-Voice Quarterly. Every 90 days, documents where you appear in AI-generated answers across your target queries. What moved, what did not, what we are doing next. 06. Re-probe and iterate. AI engine behaviour changes. Content goes stale. Every 90 days, re-run the probe set, update the Share-of-Voice Quarterly, adjust the work programme. GEO is not a one-time project. Frequently Asked Questions Q: What is Generative Engine Optimisation (GEO)? A: GEO is the practice of structuring your business content so that AI engines generate answers that include you. When someone asks ChatGPT or Perplexity which businesses to consider in your sector, the engine reads content from across the web and generates a short answer naming three to five businesses. GEO is the work that makes your business one of those named. Q: Is GEO different from AEO? A: They are closely related but distinct. AEO focuses on being cited inside a specific AI answer. GEO focuses on influencing the generated answer itself: the text the engine writes, the businesses it names, the framing it uses. In practice, most of the work overlaps. Structured content, clear entity signals, and authority markers serve both disciplines simultaneously. Q: How do AI engines decide which businesses to recommend? A: AI engines generate answers by synthesising content from multiple sources: your website, review platforms, third-party directories, trade press, and structured data. Businesses that appear consistently across multiple authoritative sources, that use clear and structured language, and that have recent accurate information are more likely to be named. Q: Can I optimise specifically for ChatGPT? A: You can, but Qyliq recommends optimising across all four major AI engines rather than one. ChatGPT, Claude, Perplexity, and Google AI Overviews each pull from different source sets and apply different weighting to content signals. Work that improves your visibility on one typically improves it on the others. --- ## Healthcare URL: https://qyliq.com/healthcare Healthcare Practices That Patients Can Find Patients search before they book. If your clinic is invisible on Google and AI search, they are booking with whoever is visible. The visibility gap: what patients find vs what they should find. What most practices have online: generic listings with no schema markup or structured data, Google Business Profile incomplete or unverified, AI engines describing the practice inaccurately or not at all, old reviews and no review strategy. What Qyliq builds for healthcare: MedicalClinic schema with CQC registration, practitioners, and services, verified and complete GBP with category mapping and service list, accurate AI engine descriptions across ChatGPT, Claude, Perplexity, review freshness tracked and responded to on a defined schedule. What healthcare SEO includes 01. Medical schema markup. JSON-LD structured data telling Google exactly what kind of practice you are, what you treat, and who delivers the care. MedicalClinic, Physician, and MedicalSpecialty types correctly implemented. 02. Local visibility. Google Business Profile completed, verified, and categorised correctly. Service lists, practitioner profiles, hours, and photos feed the Map Pack positions where local patients start their search. 03. AI engine accuracy. We test how ChatGPT, Claude, Perplexity, and Google AI Overviews describe your practice. If the description is wrong, incomplete, or missing, we identify why and build the structured content signals to correct it. 04. Review management. Review freshness and volume both affect local rankings and patient trust. Volume matters. Recency matters more. Patient search behaviour 77% of patients search online before booking. 3x more enquiries for practices with complete GBP listings. 4 AI engines checked every 90 days. 90-day evidence cycles, measured not estimated. What you get 01. MedicalClinic schema and structured data: JSON-LD covering practice type, medical specialties, practitioners, opening hours, and CQC registration. 02. Google Business Profile optimisation: category selection, service list, practitioner profiles, photo strategy, and Q and A. 03. AI engine visibility audit: ChatGPT, Claude, Perplexity, and Google AI Overviews tested for accuracy and completeness. 04. Service page architecture: pages for each treatment or service, structured to match what patients actually search for. 05. Technical SEO and Core Web Vitals: site speed, mobile performance, crawl health, and indexation. 06. Share-of-Voice Quarterly: a readable evidence cycle every 90 days. Frequently Asked Questions Q: Why does healthcare SEO need specialist knowledge? A: Healthcare websites are subject to Google's YMYL (Your Money or Your Life) guidelines, which apply elevated quality standards to medical content. We understand the trust signals that patients look for and the schema vocabulary that helps Google and AI engines categorise your services correctly. Q: Does Qyliq write medical content? A: We do not produce clinical or diagnostic content. We structure your website so that the services you offer, the practitioners who deliver them, and the conditions you treat are clearly described and correctly marked up. Your clinical team approves all service descriptions. Q: How does CQC registration factor into SEO? A: CQC registration is a trust signal that belongs in your schema markup, your about page, and your Google Business Profile. The presence of a verifiable registration number adds authority that unregulated services cannot match. We ensure your registration details are correctly embedded and consistent across every surface. Q: How quickly will we see results from healthcare SEO? A: Most healthcare practices see measurable movement within 90 days. Quick wins, such as completing your Google Business Profile, adding MedicalClinic schema markup, and correcting indexation errors, can show impact within weeks. AI engine accuracy typically improves within one to two evidence cycles. Q: What is AI engine visibility and why does it matter for healthcare? A: When a patient asks ChatGPT or Perplexity to recommend a physiotherapist or urgent care clinic near them, the AI engine names two or three providers. Most practices have no idea whether they appear in those answers, or whether the description is accurate. We audit what AI engines say about your practice, correct inaccuracies, and build the structured data and content signals that make accurate recommendations more likely. --- ## Trades URL: https://qyliq.com/trades Local customers find you. Not the competitor down the road. Your customers search before they call. Most trades websites are invisible to that search. We build the local presence that puts your business at the top, across Google, Google Maps, and now AI search. Where most trades businesses stand vs where they could be The typical trades website: WordPress template, 4 to 6 second load on mobile, no schema markup so Google cannot read what you do or where, one generic homepage and no service or location pages, incomplete Google Business Profile and invisible to map pack, not named by AI engines when customers ask who to call. What a Qyliq build delivers: custom build under one second on mobile, full schema markup (services, service areas, reviews, business details), dedicated pages for every service and every area you cover, Google Business Profile fully optimised for map pack rankings, named by AI engines when local customers ask who to call. What trades SEO includes 01. Local SEO and map pack. Google Business Profile fully optimised. Your business in the map pack for "plumber near me", "electrician in [area]", and every service-location combination your customers search. 02. Service area coverage. A dedicated page for every area you work in. Customers searching in Barnet find your Barnet page. Customers in Enfield find your Enfield page. Every area earns its own ranking. 03. Review strategy. Google reviews affect both your map pack ranking and how AI engines assess your reputation. We show you the exact process for earning more reviews without breaching Google's guidelines. 04. AI local visibility. ChatGPT, Google AI Overviews, and Perplexity now recommend tradespeople by name. We build the citation evidence (reviews, structured data, directory listings) that puts your business in those answers. Local search numbers 76% of local searches result in a call within 24 hours. 7x more clicks for businesses with complete Google Business Profiles. 5 to 15 GBP per click on Google Ads for trades terms (every organic ranking replaces paid clicks). 2 businesses named in AI local answers on average. What we build 01. Custom website, built for speed and local search: not a template. Fast, mobile-first. Under one second on mobile. Passes Core Web Vitals. 02. Service pages for every job you want more of: a dedicated page for boiler installation, emergency call-outs, rewiring, security gates, or whichever services you want to rank for. 03. Location pages for every area you cover: each location gets its own page, targeting the specific searches from that postcode zone. 04. Schema markup that tells Google exactly what you do: LocalBusiness, Service, Review, and ServiceArea schema throughout. 05. Google Business Profile setup and optimisation: full profile build or audit with categories, service areas, photos, Q and A, and review response strategy. 06. Share-of-Voice Quarterly at 90 days: a plain-language document showing where you rank, where you moved, and what to do next. Frequently Asked Questions Q: How much does a trades website cost? A: A custom website built for local search visibility typically costs between 2,500 and 5,000 GBP depending on the number of service and location pages. The investment pays for itself when you stop paying 5 to 15 GBP per click on Google Ads for searches you could rank for organically. Q: Do I really need a website if I get work through word of mouth? A: Word of mouth now starts with a Google search. When someone recommends your business, the first thing the recipient does is search your name. If your website is a single page with no reviews, no photos, and no detail on what you do, you lose the job to whoever has a proper site. A website is how word of mouth converts. Q: How long does it take to rank on Google for local searches? A: Most trades businesses see measurable improvement in local search visibility within 60 to 90 days of a properly structured website launch, especially for service-plus-location terms like "electrician in Barnet" or "emergency plumber near me". Q: What is the difference between Google Ads and SEO for trades? A: Google Ads puts you at the top of results immediately, but you pay for every click. SEO puts you in the organic results for free, but takes time to build. A Diagnostic shows you which approach makes sense for your specific market. Q: Will AI engines like ChatGPT start recommending tradespeople? A: They already do. When someone asks ChatGPT or Google AI Overviews "who is a good electrician in Enfield", the engine names businesses it has found evidence for across the web: reviews, a well-structured website, directory listings, and schema markup that tells search engines exactly what you do and where you do it. --- ## Dance Schools URL: https://qyliq.com/dance-schools Fill Classes From Google, Not Just Word of Mouth 33,100 parents search for "dance classes near me" every month in the UK. Most independent dance school websites are invisible to every one of them. We build the websites that show up, and the local presence that keeps them there. What template dance school sites do vs what a purpose-built site does Template dance school sites: no location pages and invisible in local search, Google Business Profile incomplete or unclaimed, timetable buried and age groups not clearly labelled, relies entirely on word of mouth and Facebook, no schema markup so AI engines cannot recommend it. Purpose-built dance school sites: ranks for "dance classes near me" and local class-type terms, Google Business Profile optimised and maintained, age band structure parents can navigate in under 10 seconds, enrolment peaks captured with seasonal content strategy, schema markup so ChatGPT and Google AI recommend you by name. What we build for dance schools We have built and maintained the online presence of a multi-venue dance school. We know the search patterns, the enrolment calendar, and the questions parents ask before they book a trial class. 01. Local search dominance. Location pages, consistent name and address data, and Google Business Profile optimisation that puts your school at the top of "dance classes [town]" results. 02. Parent-focused structure. Age band navigation that lets a parent find the right class in under 10 seconds. Every class type gets its own optimised page with the search terms parents actually use. 03. Seasonal enrolment capture. The autumn term and January are your two biggest search peaks. We build content and campaigns that rank in time to capture them. 04. Review and reputation strategy. Google reviews are a local ranking signal and a conversion signal. We build a review generation strategy that grows your rating. The numbers 33,100 monthly searches for "dance classes near me" (UK). Add class-type and location modifiers: exceeds 130,000 monthly searches. 3 results in the local map pack. Google shows three businesses. If your school is not one of them, those parents never reach your booking page. 10 seconds before a parent leaves a slow website. 2 peak enrolment windows per year (autumn and January). What you get 01. Custom website designed around your classes and venues: age band navigation, class type pages, teacher profiles, timetable structure. 02. Local SEO and Google Business Profile: location pages, schema markup, consistent name and address data. Review strategy built in. 03. Keyword strategy for every class type you offer: ballet, contemporary, hip hop, acrobatics -- each style and each age group gets dedicated keyword-targeted content. 04. Mobile-first performance: parents search on their phones. Your site loads in under two seconds on mobile. 05. AI visibility for local class recommendations: when a parent asks ChatGPT or Perplexity "which dance school is best in [town]", structured data and AI-readable content gives your school a named answer. 06. Share-of-Voice Quarterly: every 90 days, a readable report showing which keywords moved, which enquiries came from search, and what to do before the next enrolment peak. Frequently Asked Questions Q: How many parents search for dance classes online? A: 33,100 people search for "dance classes near me" every month in the UK. When you add related terms, the total exceeds 130,000 monthly searches. Most independent dance school websites capture fewer than 1% of that traffic. Q: Do I need a website if I already use Facebook and Instagram? A: Social media generates awareness. Search generates intent. A parent who searches "ballet classes for 5 year olds in [your town]" is ready to book a trial class. Facebook does not rank in local search. Your website does, if it is built correctly. Q: Why doesn't my dance school show up on Google? A: Three things determine local visibility: your Google Business Profile completeness, the local signals on your website (location pages, consistent name and address, schema markup), and your site's technical performance. Most dance school websites have none of these in place. Q: How do parents actually choose a dance school? A: Most parents start with a search. They look at the top three results. If your website does not appear, they never reach your booking page. Of those who do land on your site, the majority leave within 10 seconds if they cannot immediately find the age group, class type, and pricing they are looking for. Q: When is the best time to invest in a dance school website? A: Six to eight weeks before your autumn or January enrolment window. Those are the two biggest search peaks in the dance school calendar. Starting after the peak means missing the best enquiry window of the year. Q: What does a dance school website with local SEO actually cost? A: Template sites with no SEO cost 950 to 2,000 GBP. A custom-built site with local search architecture costs 3,500 to 5,000 GBP. The comparison that matters is not the build cost but the return: a 950 GBP site generating zero organic enquiries costs more over a year than a 3,500 GBP site filling five trial classes a month. --- ## Contact URL: https://qyliq.com/contact Start with the evidence Tell us about your business. We will review your enquiry, scope the Diagnostic, and come back with a clear picture of where you stand. No sales pitch, no obligation. Contact form fields: full name, work email, business name, website, description of what you are looking for help with. What happens next: 01. We review your enquiry. We read every submission carefully and assess whether the Diagnostic is the right starting point for your situation. 02. You receive a scoped response. 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