SEO services that fix the technical base and grow organic traffic

What do my SEO services include?

SEO services work on four layers, and results come from all of them together, not from one trick:

• Technical SEO — crawling and indexing, speed and Core Web Vitals, redirects, canonical tags, sitemaps, language tags for multilingual sites and structured data.
• On-page SEO — a keyword map, titles and meta descriptions, headings, internal links and pages that answer the questions people actually ask.
• Content — recommendations on what to write in the Standard package, and content production in Premium.
• Links and mentions — link building and outreach in the Premium package, so other sites refer to yours.

The Audit + Setup package fixes the foundation once; Standard and Premium continue the work every month. If you are new to the topic, what SEO is and how it works explains the basics in plain language.

Why hire an SEO specialist who is also a developer?

Because many SEO problems live in the code, and a report alone does not fix them. When you receive a long audit, someone still has to change the templates, speed up the pages and repair the redirects. I am Ibrahim Aliyev (codeyev), a full-stack developer and SEO specialist, so I make those changes myself.

You can see this in the portfolio: kaz-jol.kz is a fast static site with deep technical SEO for a road and asphalting company, and mir-matrasov.kz was rebuilt on Next.js with technical SEO for a mattress factory in Almaty. rekrovli.kz and badamplast.kz were rebuilt from scratch on Astro, with the SEO work done on the new code.

How does SEO help you appear in AI answers?

The same work that earns rankings is what gets a page cited in AI answers. Google’s own guide to generative AI search, published in May 2026, says optimising for AI Overviews and AI Mode — often called GEO or AEO — is still SEO: these features rely on Google’s core ranking systems and pick supporting links from pages already in the index.

In practice I focus on what actually helps:

• pages that are indexed and eligible to appear with a snippet;
• a short, direct answer at the top of each page and clear, descriptive headings;
• unique content based on real experience, not rewritten generic text;
• the same facts about your business on every page and profile;
• a robots.txt that lets AI search crawlers such as OAI-SearchBot, PerplexityBot and Claude-SearchBot read the site;
• Bing Webmaster Tools and IndexNow, because Bing’s index feeds Microsoft Copilot and is one of ChatGPT’s search providers.

What I do not sell: llms.txt as a ranking factor (Google Search ignores it) or FAQ markup for rich snippets (Google stopped showing FAQ rich results in May 2026). AI Overviews and AI Mode work in Azerbaijani, Kazakh, Russian and Turkish, so this matters in every market I work in. The full picture is in the guide to generative engine optimization.

Google or Yandex: which search engine should you optimise for?

It depends on the country. Google dominates search in Azerbaijan and clearly leads in Türkiye, so the work there is mainly for Google. In Kazakhstan, Yandex still held about 28.5% of the search market in StatCounter’s August 2026 data, so a site there should be optimised for both. Yandex also shows AI answers from Alisa AI with cited sources, and Yandex Webmaster now reports how often your site is cited in them.

Does your business need local SEO?

If customers find you by city — “plastic windows Atyrau”, “roofing Almaty” — then yes. Local SEO covers a Google Business Profile with correct categories and hours, map and directory listings where your customers look (in Kazakhstan, also 2GIS and Yandex Maps), city and service pages on the site, and consistent contact details everywhere. An example is atyrau-okna.kz, a window manufacturer in Atyrau whose site was rebuilt on Astro with SEO and local search growth in mind.

What can you realistically expect from SEO?

Honest SEO comes with clear timelines, not guarantees. Technical fixes usually show within 2–4 weeks; stable organic growth typically takes 3–6 months, depending on competition and the history of the site. No one can promise a specific position in Google, and anyone who does is guessing. What you can expect from me is a clear plan, visible changes on the site and a monthly report with real data from Search Console and analytics.