What Happens When AI
Meets Serious Strategy.

Heritage Home Co.

Denver, CO

The Challenge

Heritage Home Co. was spending $8,400/month on Google Ads to drive traffic to an aging Shopify store with a 68/100 Lighthouse score. Organic search contributed virtually zero revenue, and the site was invisible to the AI platforms their customers were increasingly using to research purchases.

What We Did

We rebuilt their entire storefront in Next.js with a schema-first architecture — every product category structured for Google Shopping and AI answer engines. Then we layered in a 90-day GEO content sprint targeting "best [product category]" queries used in ChatGPT and Perplexity research sessions.

The Results

“NeuralEdge didn't just build us a website — they built us a revenue engine. Our organic traffic tripled in 6 months and we now appear in Google AI Overviews for our top buying-intent keywords.”

— Jennifer K., CEO

Summit Dental Group

Phoenix, AZ (3 locations)

The Challenge

Summit Dental had three locations in the Phoenix metro area but was ranking on page 3 for nearly every high-intent local keyword. Competitors with half the reviews were dominating the Google local pack. Meanwhile, when patients asked ChatGPT or Perplexity for dentist recommendations, Summit never appeared — even for searches in their exact neighborhoods.

What We Did

We rebuilt their website with a multi-location SEO architecture — individual optimized landing pages for each location and neighborhood. Combined with a GEO strategy targeting question-based dental queries, we structured their content to satisfy AI retrieval engines seeking authoritative, locally-relevant answers.

The Results

“We went from invisible online to ranking #1 locally in under 5 months. The AI citation strategy alone brought in 14 new patients last month who said they found us through ChatGPT.”

— Dr. Marcus Webb, Practice Owner

Harmon & Associates

Atlanta, GA

The Challenge

Personal injury law is among the most competitive search verticals in the US, with CPCs exceeding $80/click in Atlanta. Harmon & Associates was spending $22,000/month on Google Ads while sitting on page 4 for their primary keywords — paying premium for traffic that saw little organic trust signal. Organic qualified leads: 4/month.

What We Did

A full technical SEO overhaul — Core Web Vitals, schema markup, internal linking architecture, E-E-A-T content strategy — paired with a GEO content program targeting the specific question patterns that appear in AI-generated legal guidance, positioning Harmon as the cited authority without encouraging AI to replace consultations.

The Results

“I was skeptical that SEO could work in our vertical. Eight months later, organic is our #1 acquisition channel and costs 15x less per case than paid. The ROI calculation is embarrassingly good.”

— David Harmon, Managing Partner

Coastal Property Group

Charleston, SC

The Challenge

Coastal Property Group was paying $4,200/month to Zillow and Trulia for leads — leads that converted poorly because buyers arrived with no prior brand familiarity. Their own website had 340 organic visitors/month and ranked for zero commercial-intent search terms. The agency had no digital presence independent of third-party platforms.

What We Did

We built a bespoke real estate website with dynamic neighborhood landing pages — each one structured for both Google search and AI platform queries about Charleston-area communities. An aggressive GEO content program targeting "best neighborhoods in Charleston" and "homes for sale in [neighborhood]" query patterns used in AI research sessions.

The Results

“We eliminated our Zillow dependency completely. Our own website now generates more leads per month than Zillow ever did — and they're dramatically higher quality because buyers already know who we are.”

— Sarah M., Broker/Owner

FlowSync

Austin, TX

The Challenge

FlowSync entered the project management software market competing against Asana, Monday.com, and Notion — all with massive domain authorities and multi-million-dollar content budgets. Starting from zero organic presence, their strategy of competing on generic keywords would have taken years and failed. They needed a different approach: owning the AI conversation.

What We Did

We built a GEO-first content strategy targeting the specific comparison and recommendation queries that appear in ChatGPT and Perplexity answers — "best project management software for small teams," "Asana alternative," "project management tool with AI." Rather than competing for broad terms, we made FlowSync the cited answer to high-intent comparison questions.

The Results

“GEO was a concept I'd heard about but never understood until NeuralEdge ran a full strategy session. We now appear in 70%+ of AI answers for our target queries. The ROI is genuinely absurd for a 7-month campaign.”

— Rachel Torres, CMO