A platform engineered to prove the discoverability it sells

Rankevery sells structured growth across SEO, ASO and GEO. Logic Grid Studio built the multilingual platform that proves the offer — seven languages from one codebase, a 77-article engine, and every path resolving to a strategy call.

The situation

Rankevery is a founder-led growth consultancy built on a credibility test most agencies quietly fail: a firm that sells search, app-store and AI discovery has to be discoverable across all three itself. The offer spans three distinct disciplines — SEO for search engines, ASO for the App Store and Google Play, and GEO for AI answer engines — each a different audience, a different ranking surface and a different buyer question. The site had to make that three-discipline structure legible in one scroll, hold up under search crawlers, app-intent queries and LLM retrieval at the same time, ship natively in seven languages, and route every reader to a single 30-minute strategy call — before a prospect had read a single article.

Why they came to us

Rankevery came to Logic Grid Studio because the brief sat exactly where its three problems overlap: information architecture, multilingual delivery and discoverability engineering are not three vendors' worth of work — they are one system. A consultancy selling SEO, ASO and GEO needed a partner who could build a site that is itself an entity-clean, answer-ready, conversion-instrumented proof of those disciplines, in seven languages, without seams between content, structure and growth — the integrated engineering-and-growth system LGS runs, rather than stitching a separate designer, translator, CMS and SEO vendor together.

Constraints

Full platform build for a multilingual growth consultancy with three priced service disciplines (SEO, ASO, GEO — each from $2.5k/mo), a 77-article content engine and a founder-led delivery model. Delivered as a seven-language site with full parity, whose own architecture had to demonstrate the search, app-store and AI discoverability it sells, carrying a dark-navy brand (#093471) with an animated particle data-visualization on a performance budget, installable as a PWA (standalone, maskable icons), with every path resolving to a free 30-minute strategy call.

What we owned

Logic Grid Studio owned the platform end to end: the seven-language site architecture and routing, the three-discipline SEO/ASO/GEO service system with per-discipline "from $2.5k/mo" pricing pages, the 77-article content and blog engine, the entity and answer-readiness structure for GEO, the structured 3-step diagnose-build-improve narrative, the dark-navy brand system with its animated particle-network "growth" data-visualization, the installable Progressive Web App, and the strategy-call and pricing conversion flows. That ownership covered the growth layer as much as the build: LGS delivered the technical SEO foundation across all seven languages, and the GEO/AEO readiness — structured data, machine-readable answer sections and clean entity definitions — that positions the platform for retrieval by search engines and AI answer engines alike.

Our approach

We started from the offer, not the layout. The three disciplines became the spine of the information architecture: each of SEO, ASO and GEO got a structured service page with its own scope, audience and from-$2.5k/mo pricing, so search, app-store and AI queries each land on a page built to answer them. We made the site GEO-ready the way Rankevery sells GEO-readiness — clean entity definitions, scannable answer-first sections and a 77-article engine structured for retrieval by answer engines, not just ranking by search engines. The whole thing ships in seven languages from one codebase with full parity, installs as a PWA, and carries the dark-navy brand with its animated particle-network "growth" data-visualization inside a performance budget. Conversion is single-minded by design: a structured three-step path — diagnose the visibility problem, build the right service path, improve what actually matters — that resolves every route to one offer, a free 30-minute strategy call with a no-pitch promise, with "See Pricing" as the considered alternative.

The outcome

Rankevery went to market with a site that practises what it sells: a seven-language growth platform where the three-discipline offer is legible in one scroll, each of SEO, ASO and GEO has its own priced service page, and a 77-article engine feeds search, app-store and AI discovery from a single codebase with full parity. The dark-navy brand and its animated particle visualization read as fast and credible rather than decorative, and the founder-led delivery model channels every visit toward one clear action — book the free 30-minute strategy call or see pricing — turning a three-discipline consultancy offer into a convert-ready platform that is itself the proof of concept.