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A complete guide to getting a small-business website found on Google and cited by AI assistants: speed, content structure and schema.
SEO for a small-business website is the set of practices that puts a local business in Google results and AI-assistant answers without paying for ads: a fast site, content that answers customer questions directly, and structured data (schema) that helps machines understand your business.
Each article below covers one part: page performance, writing articles that AI cites, and structured data. Read in order or jump to the topic you need.
Articles cited by AI assistants share the same pattern: a direct answer in the first paragraph, question-style headings and verifiable data.
Read more: How to Write Articles That ChatGPT and Google AI Overview Cite →A slow website loses half its visitors before the page even opens. Here are five concrete reasons speed decides a small business’s revenue.
Read more: 5 Reasons a Small-Business Website Must Load in Under 1 Second →Usually 2–4 months for low-competition local keywords, provided the site is fast, the Google Business Profile is complete and content is published regularly.
Not necessarily. With the technical side already optimised, most of the remaining work is writing content that answers customer questions — which you can do yourself.
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