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Independent websites
Brand sites on your own domain, from information architecture and pages through launch.
Seendeep
Seendeep: Websites, SEO & GEO for B2B Brands
Independent websites, search optimization, and AI search visibility (Doubao, DeepSeek, and more) for B2B companies.
What we do
Independent websites, SEO, generative engine optimization, and WeChat mini programs. Each can stand alone, or continue from a website into search and AI visibility. For how we deliver SEO and GEO together, see the SEO & GEO overview.
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SEO for independent websites
Technical structure and on-page content so a search engine can understand the site.
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Generative engine optimization (GEO)
Diagnose current visibility in AI search and answer experiences, organize brand facts, question sets, and citable content, then repeat tests for changes in mentions and citations.
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Mini programs
WeChat mini programs for presentation, booking, and purchase flows.
Where this fits
From brand and cross-border sites to traditional search, visibility in AI answers, and WeChat flows, each project is scoped around a real goal.
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Brand site
A site on your own domain that explains the company, products, and services, and makes the next step obvious.
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Cross-border site
An independent site for visitors outside China. Language, structure, and the inquiry or purchase path are set for that project. No website platform is required.
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Search cleanup
The site is already online. Titles, addresses, internal links, and page copy are organized so a search engine can tell what the site is about.
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AI search visibility
Measure brand mentions and citations across AI platforms such as Doubao, DeepSeek, Kimi, Qwen, and Tencent Yuanbao, then improve the website, question-led content, and public sources.
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WeChat display and orders
A mini program for an introduction, a booking, or an order. Listing depends on WeChat review.
Before launch
Put these in the scope
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Domain, language, and pages
Decide the domain, the languages, and what the home, product, about, and contact pages each contain.
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Phones
Text, images, and buttons have to be readable and tappable. Both the website and the mini program are checked on a real screen size.
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Search basics
Main pages have titles and descriptions, addresses describe the page, pages link to each other, and a sitemap plus basic crawl settings are in place.
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GEO facts and question set
Unify company, brand, product, and service facts before building a set of real customer questions. Credentials, cases, and figures that do not exist stay out.
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Mini program review pack
If a mini program is in scope, the flow, category materials, and a test account are ready before submission. WeChat decides the review.
How we work
Start with the scope
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Agree on the job
Who the site is for, what a visitor should be able to do, and whether this round is a website, search work, or a mini program.
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Build a version that can ship
Lock the structure, pages, and flows, then build the site or mini program. Unused features stay out.
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Check it after launch
Compare pages, technical structure, and content so later changes have a clear base. Launch is not the last step.
Questions
These come up before a website, SEO, GEO, or mini program project starts.
Do all three services have to be bought together?
No. A website, search work, or a mini program can each be the whole project. When they are combined, search structure is decided while the site is built.
Can a keyword be guaranteed at a certain rank?
No. Search engines decide the results. Search work delivers structural and content changes, plus a list of what changed.
How are GEO and SEO different?
SEO mainly addresses traditional search results. GEO focuses on whether AI platforms can discover, understand, cite, and accurately present content. They can share a website structure and factual content, but use different monitoring.
Can GEO guarantee an AI recommendation?
No. Models, retrieval sources, and answers keep changing. Delivery can include a visibility baseline, content and structural changes, public-source work, and repeat tests—not a fixed rank or guaranteed recommendation.
How long does it take?
It follows the number of pages and how complex the flow is, and that schedule is written down when the scope is agreed. The site does not publish one timeline for every project.
Can it change after launch?
Yes. New pages, flow changes, or another language are a new written scope.
What if WeChat rejects the mini program?
WeChat decides. If the rejection is inside the agreed pages and flow, it is revised from that feedback and submitted again.
How we work
Start with the scope
A new site, search work, an AI visibility baseline, or a WeChat mini program: book a call to define the current state, goals, and scope.