SEO Strategy and Management Service
One agency to plan, build, run and grow your organic search for new, enterprise and local sites.
SEO strategy and management is the discipline of planning your organic search programme and then running it continuously. Arekibo does both under one roof: we build the roadmap, put the technical and content foundations in place, and manage your search performance month after month, so your rankings, traffic and revenue keep compounding long after launch.
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SEO strategy is the roadmap; SEO management is running it. Arekibo delivers both as a single, continuous programme, so there's no gap between the plan and the people executing it.
Great SEO isn't a one-off project. Search engines algorithm evolves, users' behaviour change, competitors refresh, and AI-powered search is reshaping how customers find you, which means your search strategy must be adopt continuously, not once.
Our combined strategy and management service keeps your programme moving: aligned to your commercial goals, monitored against clear KPIs, and improving every month. This service sits within Arekibo's wider SEO and AI SEO services. For the technical foundations rankings depend on, see our technical SEO service; to get found in AI answer engines, see our AI search and LLM SEO service.
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This is both what we deliver and how we work, from the first audit to an ongoing partnership.
Our SEO strategy and management service covers five connected areas, and they're also the sequence we follow on every engagement: diagnose first, plan from what we find, implement continuously, measure honestly, and support your team throughout.
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Our experience spans all industries, where we advise and support our clients in developing their Search and SEO Strategy.
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SEO strategy and management is one of three connected practice areas. Sustained organic growth usually needs all of them working together, and it's all available from the same team.
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Google’s AI summaries change how we use search
Google’s AI Summaries Are Changing How People Click on Search Results
A new Pew Research Center study (22 July 2025) has found that Google’s AI-generated “AI Overviews” are reshaping how users interact with search results—and not in a way that favours website owners. When these summaries appear at the top of search pages, users are almost 50% less likely to click through to individual web pages. Specifically, only 8% of users clicked on links when an AI Overview was shown, compared to 15% without it.
This shift is significant because it demonstrates how Google’s content is increasingly keeping users on its platform, rather than sending them to explore other sites.
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Authority sites dominate AI summaries
Another key finding is that Google’s AI Overviews tend to rely heavily on established authority sites such as Wikipedia, government pages, and major institutional sources. While this might ensure the summaries are accurate, it also means that smaller publishers, blogs, and niche sites are left out—reducing their visibility and potential traffic.
For many content creators and publishers, this represents a major threat to their traffic and revenue streams.
Why Publishers are worried
Since launching in the U.S. in late 2024 and rolling out in Sweden in May 2025, Google’s AI Overviews have faced growing criticism from the publishing industry. Critics argue that by answering users’ questions directly within Google, the feature discourages users from clicking links and deprives websites of the opportunity to engage visitors directly.
For publishers, news outlets, and smaller businesses, this change could make it more challenging to grow their audiences organically through search.
What this means for your website
If your website relies on Google search traffic, these changes highlight the importance of adapting your SEO strategy and diversifying your traffic sources:
- Optimise for authority - Create well-structured, factually supported content to increase your chances of being referenced in AI summaries.
- Diversify traffic channels - Build audiences on email lists, social media, and niche communities to avoid over-reliance on Google.
- Focus on engagement - Encourage direct visits through newsletters, podcasts, or exclusive offers.
The rise of AI summaries marks a shift towards a “zero-click” internet where Google provides answers without sending users away. For content creators, the challenge now is to make their work stand out in this new landscape.
Read the full Pew Research article