Technical SEO and answer engine optimisation, grounded in real website work.
BSD Infotech provides SEO and AEO services for businesses that need their websites structured for search engines and answer-oriented discovery. This is a new BSD service, built on the technical SEO and optimisation work BSD has carried out on its own large website: consolidating duplicate pages, fixing technical issues, adding structured data and rebuilding service pages around evidence and clear answers.
AEO does not replace SEO; it depends on it. A page that cannot be crawled, duplicates three other pages or answers nothing clearly is unlikely to be surfaced in either search results or AI-generated answers.
| Layer | What it covers |
|---|---|
| Technical SEO | Crawlability, indexation, canonical tags, redirects, sitemaps, robots rules, broken links, character encoding, mobile rendering |
| On-page SEO | Titles, meta descriptions, headings, internal linking, image alt text |
| Content SEO | One clear page per search intent; accurate, evidence-based service content; removal of thin, duplicated or copied text |
| AEO | Answer-first paragraphs, question-and-answer sections, clear definitions and entity information |
| Structured data | Schema.org markup such as WebPage, Service, BreadcrumbList, FAQPage and VideoObject, validated |
BSD’s own website has hundreds of pages built up over two decades, with the problems that come with age: overlapping pages, legacy URLs, thin or copied text, missing canonical tags and encoding errors. The same methods offered to clients were applied there:
Overlapping legacy pages consolidated into one authoritative page each, with 301 redirects.
Canonical tags, sitemap corrections, broken links and missing character-encoding declarations fixed.
Service pages rebuilt around verified capabilities, with unsupported claims and copied third-party text removed.
Direct-answer blocks and FAQ sections written for the questions buyers actually ask.
WebPage, Service, BreadcrumbList, FAQPage and VideoObject schema added and validated.
Hub and supporting pages defined to reduce keyword cannibalisation, with internal links to match.
SEO and AEO is a new client service for BSD; the evidence above is BSD’s own website, not a client portfolio.
A page-by-page review of indexation, duplicates, canonicals, redirects, sitemaps, links and encoding, with a prioritised fix list.
Which page should own which search intent, which pages should be merged, and how the legacy URLs should be preserved or redirected.
Key service or product pages rewritten around the business’s verified evidence, with answer-first structure.
Schema markup added and validated, without fake reviews, ratings or offers.
Because BSD is a development company, fixes can be implemented, not only recommended — subject to access to the website.
SEO and AEO structure built into new custom websites, e-commerce and web applications.
Search engines and AI answer tools decide what to show. No one can guarantee a first-page ranking, traffic, leads or citation in an AI answer, and BSD does not. What SEO and AEO work can do is remove technical obstacles, make each page’s purpose clear, and give search engines and answer tools accurate, well-structured content to work with. Results are measured with tools such as Google Search Console, which BSD can help set up.
Sites with many pages, duplicates and legacy URLs.
Companies whose buyers search with specific, detailed questions.
Where structure and redirects must be planned before launch.
Ask for a technical SEO and AEO review of your website.
Technical and content review of the site.
Page ownership and consolidation plan.
Changes agreed before anything is edited.
Fixes, rebuilds and structured data.
Live checks after each release.
Monitoring and content, as agreed.
Part of BSD’s custom website and web application development services.
Tell us about your website, its size and history, and what you want it to achieve in search. We will review it and recommend where to start.
Helpful to include in your enquiry: website address · approximate number of pages · recent redesigns or migrations · main services or products · Search Console access (yes/no)