Revamp Framer Website - SEO/GEO

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Framer Website Updates & SEO/GEO Specialist for AI Company

Description

I’m the founder of an AI SaaS startup that helps service businesses ensure they never miss another phone call. We’re growing quickly, and I’m looking for a talented Framer expert who can become my long-term website partner.

This is not a simple website refresh.

I want to transform my current website into a modern, high-converting, SEO-optimized marketing engine that consistently generates inbound demo requests.

I already have the content strategy and examples from competitors. I need someone who can execute everything inside Framer while making the website visually outstanding and easy for a non-technical founder to maintain.

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Your Responsibilities

1. Completely Revamp Our Existing Framer Website

* Improve overall design and user experience

* Modernize the visual style to feel like a premium AI SaaS company

* Improve typography, spacing, layout, and conversion

* Build everything using Framer best practices

* Keep everything fully editable with Framer’s no-code editor

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2. Build New SEO Landing Pages

We’ll be creating dozens of pages targeting:

* Industries

* Use cases

* Features

* Competitor alternatives

* Long-tail search keywords

Examples include:

* AI Receptionist for Auto Repair Shops

* AI Receptionist for Moving Companies

* AI Dispatch for Security Companies

* AI Answering Service

* AI Lead Qualification

* Missed Call Recovery

* After-Hours Answering Service

I already have the content and examples.

Your job is to build beautiful pages that are optimized for:

* Google Search

* AI Search (ChatGPT, Gemini, Claude, Perplexity)

* User conversions

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3. Completely Restructure Our Blog

I want our blog to become a major traffic source.

Responsibilities include:

* Better category organization

* Internal linking strategy

* Featured articles

* Related articles

* Better navigation

* Search-friendly URLs

* SEO best practices

* GEO best practices for AI search engines

* Better article templates

* Improved readability

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4. Improve Website SEO

This includes:

* Metadata

* Heading hierarchy

* Internal linking

* Image optimization

* Structured content

* Schema markup recommendations

* Site architecture

* Crawlability

* Performance improvements

* Technical SEO best practices

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5. Improve AI Search (GEO)

We’re specifically optimizing for AI-powered search engines like ChatGPT, Gemini, Claude, and Perplexity.

Experience with Generative Engine Optimization (GEO) is a huge plus.

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6. Conversion Rate Optimization

Help increase demo requests by improving:

* Calls-to-action

* Landing page structure

* Visual hierarchy

* Trust signals

* User flow

* Mobile experience

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7. Analytics & Tracking

Help implement and verify tracking of inbound traffic and demos.

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Required Skills

* Framer Expert

* Strong UI/UX Design

* Technical SEO

* Content SEO

* Landing Page Design

* Conversion Rate Optimization (CRO)

* Website Performance

* Analytics Setup

* Responsive Design

Bonus:

* Experience with AI startups

* SaaS websites

* GEO (Generative Engine Optimization)

* Programmatic SEO

* Framer CMS

* Framer SEO best practices

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What I’m Looking For

I’m not looking for someone who simply follows instructions.

I want someone who can think strategically and make recommendations for improving:

* Design

* SEO

* User experience

* Conversion rates

* Site architecture

I value people who proactively suggest better ideas.

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Important

Everything should be built so that:

* I can easily edit pages myself

* I can duplicate landing pages

* I can add new blog posts without coding

* Future updates are simple for a non-technical founder

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Please include:

1. Your three best Framer websites.

2. Examples of websites where you’ve significantly improved SEO or organic traffic.

3. Tell me how you would improve a SaaS website that currently gets little to no organic traffic.

4. Describe your experience with AI search optimization (GEO), if any.

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