I designed and built miraiyo.com, the website of Miraiyo, the GEO and AEO agency I co-founded, and I look after its SEO.
The brief
Miraiyo is a UK-registered agency that helps businesses get found, and quoted, in Google AI Overviews, ChatGPT, Perplexity and Gemini. Its own website has to prove the point. It serves eight markets (Australia, New Zealand, the UAE, the UK, the USA, Canada, Singapore and Malaysia), so it needs to be easy for people to read and just as easy for search engines and AI assistants to understand and cite.
What I built
A WordPress site I designed and built end to end. The home page leads with one plain sentence that says what Miraiyo is, then walks a visitor from the problem to the next step:
- services led by the flagship AEO and GEO offer;
- published prices, so nobody needs a sales call to know the cost;
- free tools, including an AI visibility check and an “Is ChatGPT blocked from my site?” checker;
- a five-step process, a comparison with a typical agency, the team and client stories;
- a page for each market, plus resources and a blog.
SEO, AEO and GEO built in
The site practises what Miraiyo sells. Pages answer the question first and explain after, so an AI assistant can lift a clean answer. Breadcrumbs and a clear page hierarchy show how every service and market page fits together, and each market has its own page instead of one page trying to rank everywhere. I keep running its SEO as the site grows.
