Gentech
Full-Service Digital Marketing

Digital Marketing Services

SEO, AEO, GEO, and paid media on Google, Meta, and LinkedIn — run as one coordinated strategy, not six disconnected vendors.

One Team Across Organic, AI Search, and Paid

Most businesses end up stitching together an SEO freelancer, a Google Ads agency, and an in-house social hire — each optimizing their own channel with no shared view of what's actually driving revenue. We run SEO, AEO, GEO, and paid media (Google, Meta, LinkedIn) as one strategy: organic content informs ad creative, ad performance data sharpens SEO targeting, and every channel reports to the same lead and revenue numbers.

Why It Works

One strategy, not six disconnected vendors

Your SEO content strategy, ad creative, and landing pages are planned together — so a keyword insight from SEO informs your next Google Ads campaign instead of living in a separate report nobody reads.

Faster answers when something underperforms

When cost-per-lead rises, we can tell you within a channel whether it's creative fatigue, tracking drift, or a landing page problem — because the same team owns the whole funnel, including the page itself.

Built by a team that also builds the tech

Gentech is also a web and AI development agency — when a landing page needs a fix or a lead needs to flow into a CRM automatically, that's work we do in-house, not a ticket to another vendor.

How We Work

1
Audit & channel prioritization

We audit your current organic and paid presence, then prioritize channels based on where your buyers actually are and what your budget can realistically move.

2
Strategy & funnel mapping

A single strategy document maps SEO/AEO/GEO content, ad campaigns, and landing pages against one funnel — not separate plans per channel.

3
Build & launch

Tracking (GA4, pixels, CRM integration), campaigns, and content are built and launched in a coordinated sequence, not all at once with no way to attribute results.

4
Cross-channel optimization

Weekly and monthly optimization looks across channels — insights from paid search inform SEO content gaps, and organic-performing topics become ad creative angles.

5
Unified reporting

One monthly report ties every channel back to leads and revenue, so you're making budget decisions on comparable numbers, not five different dashboards.

Tools & Platforms We Use

Google Ads ManagerMeta Ads ManagerLinkedIn Campaign ManagerGoogle Search Console & Analytics 4Ahrefs / SEMrushLooker Studio (unified reporting)

Frequently Asked Questions

Do I need to buy every service, or can I start with one channel?
You can start with a single channel — most clients begin with either SEO or one paid platform based on where their budget and timeline pressure is. The advantage of the full-service approach shows up once you're running 2+ channels and want them coordinated rather than siloed.
How is this different from hiring separate specialists for each channel?
Specialists can go deeper on a single channel, but rarely share data or strategy with each other unless you actively manage that coordination yourself. We run SEO, AEO/GEO, and paid media under one strategy and one reporting view, so insights move between channels instead of staying siloed.
What does "AEO and GEO" mean, and do I actually need them?
AEO optimizes for voice assistants and Google's answer boxes; GEO optimizes for AI systems like ChatGPT and Perplexity citing your content. If your buyers research using AI tools or voice search — increasingly common in most B2B and consumer categories — these are worth adding alongside traditional SEO. See our dedicated AEO and GEO service pages for detail.
How do you report results across so many channels?
One monthly report ties every channel — organic and paid — back to leads and revenue using a shared attribution setup (GA4 plus platform-specific tracking), so you're comparing channels on the same basis instead of five separate dashboards with different definitions of a "conversion."