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21 Canadian AI SEO, AEO and GEO agencies that sell AI search optimization as a named service, each checked against its own website. Our method, the list, and six questions to ask every agency on it, including us.
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Who to talk to, how to ask, and what to do with what you hear, so a First Nations government ends up with a website council can stand behind and members actually use.
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What to put in a public sector website RFP in BC, the questions that separate agencies who know government work from generalists, and how to weigh the answers.
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Write down the questions your donors actually ask, put them to four AI assistants, and record who gets named and which sites get cited. The method we use for clients, and what to fix when the answer is not you.
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Designing for First Nations governments takes more than technical skill. It takes listening, cultural understanding, and a commitment to building platforms that serve communities rather than check boxes. Here is what we have learned.
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ChatGPT cut Reddit citations by at least 73% in August 2026. Reference sites and official first-party pages filled the gap, and that shift favours organizations that are the real source on their own subject.
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Local SEO searches are falling and AI searches are rising. What that means for Vancouver organizations, and the checklist we use to get clients cited by AI tools.
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Eligible nonprofits receive up to 10000 per month in free Google Ads but the average account only spends 300. A practical guide.
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Traditional SEO isn't enough anymore. AI-powered search engines like ChatGPT, Perplexity, and Google's AI Overviews are rewriting how people discover businesses. Here's what Vancouver organizations need to know about GEO in 2026.
Read StoryWe write about the questions that come up in our own work with First Nations governments, nonprofits and public agencies. Each post is written for the people who'll actually run the website afterwards, so we keep the jargon to a minimum and show our working where we can. Every post is dated, so check when it was written before you act on anything time-sensitive.
How ChatGPT, Perplexity, Claude and Google's AI Overviews decide which organizations to name, what changed when ChatGPT pulled back from citing Reddit, and how to check whether assistants recommend you to donors or clients. We also look at how those answers shift from month to month, since they move faster than most people expect. Most of what we recommend is plain, careful work that also helps you in Google.
AI search optimizationCommunity consultation, government RFPs and accessibility for First Nations governments, statutory offices and public agencies, drawn from the projects we've delivered in British Columbia over the years. The same thinking applies to most organizations that answer to the public.
Government website designHow nonprofits can use the $10,000 a month Google Ad Grant well, covering eligibility, the policy rules that get accounts paused, conversion tracking that actually means something, and why so many grants go mostly unspent. If your grant has been quietly running on autopilot for a while, this is a good place to start.
Google Ad Grant managementBuyer's guides that compare agencies openly, including our own list of the AI SEO agencies in Canada, along with the questions worth asking any of them before you sign a contract. We list ourselves first on our own guide, and we say so plainly. Each agency on it was checked against its own website, and we don't link to any of them.
AI SEO agencies in CanadaNew to AI search? Start with how to tell if AI assistants are recommending your organization, then read what changed when ChatGPT stopped citing Reddit. And if there's a question you'd like us to write about, send it our way... we read every one.
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