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Three loops, running every week you are with us
Search work is not a project that finishes. It is three jobs that have to keep happening. Here is exactly what sits inside each one.
In short
AfriShield AI SEO runs three continuous services for African businesses: keyword and SERP intelligence, a content engine that publishes on a weekly schedule, and rank tracking reported monthly. Together they earn visibility in Google, Google Maps, and AI answer engines like ChatGPT, Claude, and Perplexity — with a person editing every published word.
Pillar one
Keyword and SERP intelligence
Most keyword exports are mostly junk. Career searches, competitor brand names, government lookups, people trying to log in to something. Our job is to throw those out loudly, so you can see what we threw and tell us if we were wrong.
- Full keyword pull, clustered by commercial intent
- Explicit skip list — what we discarded and the reason
- One primary keyword assigned per page, logged and never reused
- Teardown of the pages currently ranking for each target
- A content plan sequenced by highest commercial intent first
Pillar two
The content engine
A post is not finished when the words are done. It is finished when the schema validates, the internal links point at pages that exist, the images have alt text that says something, and the keyword is logged so nobody targets it twice.
- Research against the live top results before drafting
- Original prose — structural patterns borrowed, sentences never
- A direct answer block at the top for featured-snippet eligibility
- FAQ section drawn from real People Also Ask themes
- BlogPosting, FAQPage and BreadcrumbList schema on every post
- Internal links only to routes that already return 200
Pillar three
Tracking and reporting
One page a month. If a report needs a walkthrough call to be understood, it was written for the agency, not for you.
- Every claimed keyword, with last month and this month side by side
- Positions that fell, shown at the same size as the ones that rose
- What shipped, by URL
- What is queued for next month
- A plain sentence on whether the trend justifies the invoice
Underneath all three
The technical work that makes the rest of it count
None of this is interesting and all of it is load-bearing. It is included at every tier, because a great post on a broken site is a great post nobody reads.
- Core Web Vitals and mobile weight budgets
- Canonical tags, one per route
- Sitemap that matches the routes that actually exist
- robots.txt allowing crawl, pointing at the sitemap
- Search Console and Bing Webmaster setup
- Organization and service schema sitewide
- Metadata written to the lengths search engines actually render
- Google Business Profile alignment for local queries
Get started
Want the keyword map before you commit?
We will run the research and walk you through what we would target and what we would skip. If the answer is that search is not your best channel right now, that is what the call will say.