SEO, AEO and GEO agency in Vancouver. Found by global buyers researching a Vancouver specialist.

Usually both, weighted by where revenue comes from. If most buyers sit outside British Columbia, category and comparison queries matter most. Local signals still help with Canadian buyers who prefer a domestic vendor, especially where data handling under BC PIPA or PIPEDA is a consideration. We set the split from your pipeline data.

We can influence it. AI assistants draw on content they can parse and sources they trust, so we fix unclear pages, align company descriptions across profiles and directories, publish direct answers to buyer questions and earn mentions in credible publications. We audit answers from major assistants before and during the program to track changes.

Indirectly. Speaking at Web Summit Vancouver in May or SocialPacific in September creates coverage, recordings and links that search and answer engines treat as credible signals. We plan content around those appearances, publishing talks and follow-up articles so the event keeps working for your visibility after the week ends.

A technical audit and fixes, a question map built from sales calls and search data, a publishing plan for answer-focused and comparison content, citation and digital PR work, and quarterly AI answer testing. Reporting connects content to demo requests and opportunities in your CRM, which keeps the program accountable to pipeline.

Yes, usually by searching the category first and the city second. A publisher seeking studio services, an international buyer evaluating hydrogen fuel cells from companies like Ballard Power Systems, or a logistics team researching port technology typically asks Google or an AI assistant for definitions and comparisons. Vancouver firms appear when their pages answer those category questions directly and state clearly where the company operates and how it handles Canadian data.

Publish ahead of each event and update afterward. XDS brings game external development buyers and vendors to Vancouver each September, AME Roundup draws mineral exploration suppliers and investors in January, with the next edition scheduled for late January 2027, and Web Summit Vancouver returns in late May 2027. Pages tied to those topics catch post-event searches, and quarterly AI answer audits show whether citations followed.

Look for vertical depth and a repeatable audit. Vancouver companies competing with global incumbents usually gain ground through narrow content, so the agency should be able to write for studio production teams, clean tech buyers or port logistics operators. Ask whether it tests each quarter how ChatGPT, Perplexity, Gemini and Google AI answers describe you, fixes inconsistent profiles and thin pages, and ties reporting to demo requests and opportunities.