Q.01How much does SEO cost in Ireland?+
SEO pricing depends on your website, competition and the work required. Some businesses need a focused technical or content project. Others need ongoing technical SEO, content, local work and authority building. We scope the work first and explain the cost before anything starts. If a smaller fix makes more sense, we will say so.
Q.02What is GEO, and is it different from SEO?+
Generative engine optimisation (GEO) is the work of helping your business appear in AI-generated answers. It overlaps heavily with SEO because AI assistants rely on search results, websites, reviews and directories. We also track the prompts, answers, brands and sources the AI tools return.
Q.03Is SEO dead now that AI answers questions directly?+
No. AI tools still rely on information from websites, search results, reviews and directories. The goal is now broader: rank in search and make your business easy for AI systems to understand and cite.
Q.04How long until results?+
Honest answer: first movement on lower-competition terms can happen in 8 to 14 weeks. Competitive terms in Ireland can take 6 to 12 months. AI citations may move faster once the groundwork is in. Anyone quoting days is describing a trick, not a strategy.
Q.05Can you guarantee #1 rankings?+
No. Google controls the results, so nobody can guarantee a number-one position. Backlinko's study of four million Google results found the top three receive 54.4% of clicks, so that is where meaningful visibility starts. What we can guarantee is transparent reporting, including what has not worked yet.
Q.06Do you work with businesses outside Dublin?+
Yes. Webtrix works with businesses across Ireland. The work can be done remotely, while local SEO is built around the towns and counties you actually serve.
Q.07How do I choose an SEO agency in Ireland?+
Ask who will actually do the work, what they will measure and how they build links. Any result they show should include a timeframe, starting point and business outcome. Be careful with guaranteed rankings, vague packages and reports that stop at traffic. You should always know what is being done, why it matters and what happens next.