Organic visibilityin Google and AI search.
Tier-1 editorial production for RWA, tokenization and institutional fintech companies competing for organic discovery in Google and in AI answer engines (AI Overviews, ChatGPT, Perplexity, Gemini, Claude).
If you arrived here searching for a content agency or a content marketing agency, what you will find is something else: the editorial capability of an executive communications firm. Every piece starts from sector research, audited sources and editorial judgment built for Google, GEO and AI search.
01 · Why DAS
Editorial SEO for sectors where content has to carry authority.
Most SEO agencies work across every sector and run the same checklist on a tokenization platform and a dental clinic. Keyword rankings, lexical density, 8 backlinks a month. That works in commodity markets. In RWA, regulated fintech and institutional blockchain, one read is enough to tell the author does not understand the subject.
DAS is different because it writes inside this sector only. The same sector muscle we apply to the DAS blog and to our own research reports goes into the client domain, with the same tier-1 editorial standard and the same source audit.
If your team needs to sustain a blog, a knowledge hub or an SEO cluster, the service does not start with a generic editorial calendar. It starts with topic architecture, source hierarchy, search intent and the real questions buyers, analysts and LLMs ask about your vertical.
Organic discovery has changed. In 2026 the signal that carries weight is demonstrable editorial authority rather than keyword density. Named authorship, primary sources cited, verifiable data, technical depth. Google's E-E-A-T algorithms and the retrieval engines behind ChatGPT, Perplexity, AI Overviews, Gemini and Claude reward the content a human expert would sign without reservations. Generic content has stopped ranking in Google and never gets cited in AI search.
Sector knowledge
We write about tokenization, RWA, MiCA and regulated fintech because that is all we write about. The terminology is correct from the first draft.
Audited source hierarchy
Direct issuer → official document → distributed PR → tier-1 press. A claim that cannot be traced to that ladder stays out of the article.
Anti-AI editorial layer
Every piece passes the 14 proprietary editorial controls we run on the DAS blog. Text that reads like AI, or like agency filler, never ships.
Retrieval-ready AI search
Each pillar is structured with enriched schema, named authorship and tier-1 citations that LLMs prioritize when they build answers. Built for Google, ChatGPT, Perplexity, Gemini and Claude by design.
Real data, multi-engine
DataForSEO plus Google Search Console for classic organic traffic, citation monitoring across Perplexity, ChatGPT, Gemini and AI Overviews for AI discovery. Every number auditable by the client.
02 · The context
Discovery no longer stops at Google.
Google AI Overviews has taken over the top of the results page for informational queries. ChatGPT answers business questions with direct citations to the provider's domain. Perplexity has consolidated as a search engine for professional segments. Gemini and Claude do the same from their own interfaces.
Gartner projects a 25% drop in traditional organic search volume by 2026, with the shift moving toward AI answer engines.Gartner source
The discovery signal is fragmenting. Whoever gets cited in those answers captures a layer that Google Search Console never shows.
What matters for a boutique editorial service is that the same content that ranks under Google's E-E-A-T also gets cited by LLMs. Clear semantic structure, auditable sources, named authorship, data with a time window. Generic agency content fails that standard. Tier-1 editorial content clears it. One effort, two layers of discovery.
Where your content needs to show up
Google Search
Classic organic
AI Overviews
Google SGE
ChatGPT
OpenAI search
Perplexity
Answer engine
Gemini
Google AI
Claude
Anthropic web
03 · What each month includes
Five recurring deliverables. Closed scope.
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Four pillar articles per month
Scope
1,800–3,500 words
Long-form articles of 1,800 to 3,500 words with verified data, original visuals, cited sources and the tier-1 audit applied claim by claim. Published on the client domain with meta, structure and internal linking optimized.
02
Continuous on-page optimization
Scope
Existing content
Editorial review of the domain's existing content. Adjustments to meta, headings and internal linking, plus updates to articles that already rank so their positions consolidate.
03
Monthly multi-engine reporting
Scope
GSC + AI tracking
A report built on Google Search Console (impressions, average positions, CTR, conversions) plus citation monitoring across Perplexity, ChatGPT, Google AI Overviews and Gemini. Every number auditable by the client, with zero third-party estimates.
04
AI search retrieval check
Scope
Per pillar
Per-article validation that it answers the natural-language questions that justify it and appears cited in Perplexity, ChatGPT, Gemini and AI Overviews when we run those queries. If it is not cited, we iterate until it is.
05
Quarterly cluster review
Scope
Every 3 months
Every three months we recalibrate the topic-cluster architecture against real data: which pillars are performing in Google, which natural queries are gaining visibility in LLMs, which sector spaces to open and which saturated ones to rotate out.
04 · Scope honesty
What we don't do.
A boutique service that claims to cover the entire SEO stack is a generalist agency in disguise. DAS Editorial SEO is editorial production. Anything outside that line gets named before the contract is signed and referred out when needed.
Inside the service
- →Tier-1 editorial production (4 pillars/mo)
- →On-page optimization of the domain's content
- →Sector topic-cluster architecture
- →Multi-engine reporting (Search Console + LLM citations)
- →Enriched schema and entity establishment for AI retrieval
- →Source research with an audited hierarchy
- →Original visuals and data viz by the DAS team
Outside the service
- ×Aggressive link building and mass guest posting
- ×Advanced technical SEO (migrations, complex schema, deep i18n)
- ×Google Ads and any form of paid media
- ×Social media management
- ×PR campaigns and media outreach
- →Whatever falls outside scope, we refer to providers we know when the client needs it.
05 · Editorial process
From sector question to cited article.
Research
We identify the defensible sector angle and the natural questions a buyer or analyst would put to ChatGPT, Perplexity or Google. Sources are collected against an explicit hierarchy: direct issuer, official document, distributed PR, tier-1 press. Whatever falls short gets discarded.
Drafting
Writing against the research pack. The draft passes the 14 DAS editorial controls and the claim-by-claim audit. Retrieval-ready semantic structure. Every claim carries a verifiable source.
Publishing
Publication on the client domain with meta, headings, internal linking, enriched schema (FAQPage, Article, sameAs) and visuals. On-page adjustments to existing content that gains traction from the new article.
Reporting + AI tracking
Search Console (impressions, positions, conversions) plus citation monitoring across Perplexity, ChatGPT, Gemini and AI Overviews. A 30-minute session with the client team to calibrate the month ahead.
06 · Who it serves
Companies that compete on editorial authority, not on volume.
Editorial SEO works when the sector is technical, regulated, and the buyer looks for authority before buying. In institutional blockchain, RWA, regulated fintech and tokenization, the decision runs through due diligence, not through an impulsive click. And more of that due diligence now starts by asking ChatGPT, Perplexity or Gemini instead of typing keywords into Google.
If your buyers read official documents, regulatory papers and institutional research before signing, your content has to hold that same level and appear cited in the answers any engine gives them.
RWA and tokenization
Tokenization platforms for debt, real estate, private equity and alternative assets that need to position as trustworthy infrastructure before issuers and institutional investors.
Institutional fintech
Payments, B2B digital banking, settlement infrastructure and compliance companies competing to be the defensible choice before corporate procurement committees.
Regulated blockchain
Projects operating under MiCA, EMI licenses, regulatory sandboxes or equivalent frameworks in Spain and Europe that need to demonstrate rigor in every public piece.
Early-stage startups
Seed to Series A with a technical product and no budget for a multichannel agency. Editorial SEO is the investment still paying out two years after the media plan ends.
07 · Pricing
Transparent, with contract logic.
Fixed ranges by production volume and sector complexity. The scope covers Google rankings and AI search visibility with the same editorial effort. The price on this page is the price you pay: setup is included, and adjacent SEO tactics never show up later as an upsell.
Monthly retainer
$2,000–2,500
USD / month · by volume
Minimum contract
6 months
Setup
Included
SEO does not pay out on a monthly cycle. The first results in Search Console appear between month 3 and month 5, consolidation between month 6 and month 9. The 6-month contract is the honest floor for the work to make sense.
08 · Free SEO audit
Before the call, test the method on your domain.
If you want to see how we work before booking the call, send us your domain and we return a full SEO audit within 24-48 hours. You get the document with no pitch attached, and you decide what to do with it.
The audit covers the five layers that matter in 2026: technical performance (Lighthouse plus Core Web Vitals), organic presence in Search Console, schema.org quality, AI search readiness (llms.txt, GPTBot, citation surface) and a prioritized 30-60-90 day action plan.
If the conversation interests you afterwards, we book it. If it does not, you keep the free audit and a solid starting point for deciding where you or your in-house team invest next.
Performance & CWV
Lighthouse mobile + Chrome UX Report
Technical SEO
Schema.org, sitemap, robots, canonical
Search Console
Queries with momentum + quick wins
AI search readiness
llms.txt, GPTBot, citation surface
09 · Frequently asked questions
What people ask before signing.
How long does editorial SEO take to show results?
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The first new impressions in Google Search Console appear between month 3 and month 5. Top-10 positions on cluster queries usually consolidate between month 6 and month 9. In AI search (Perplexity, ChatGPT, Gemini) the window is somewhat shorter, because retrieval-ready indexing is more direct. The 6-month minimum contract is the minimum window in which editorial SEO can prove itself.
How is DAS different from a traditional SEO agency?
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A traditional SEO agency sells keywords, backlinks and word volume. We deliver tier-1 pillar articles with an audited source hierarchy (direct issuer, official document, distributed PR, tier-1 press) and enriched schema built for LLM citation. A claim that does not reach at least Tier 3 gets cut from the draft rather than hedged. We work to get your domain cited by Perplexity and Google AI Overviews, not to slip in dofollow links.
What exactly does the multi-engine reporting include?
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Monthly: impressions, average positions, CTR and conversions from Google Search Console, plus manual citation monitoring across Perplexity, ChatGPT, Google AI Overviews and Gemini for 10 cluster queries. The review session exists to decide what comes next, not to walk you through charts.
What happens if the Google AI Overviews algorithm changes?
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The method does not depend on a specific trick. The strategy is to build real topical authority on verifiable sources and retrieval-ready schema. When an engine changes the how, the what (a well-sourced, well-structured article) keeps performing. Quarterly reporting includes recalibrating the cluster architecture against which engines are gaining traction and which are losing it.
Do you cover English-language domains or only Spanish?
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Our deepest sector coverage is institutional European Spanish (RWA, MiCA, tokenization, regulated fintech). For clients who need an English version we work with hreflang and parallel production, and we recommend consolidating rankings in one language before opening the second: splitting effort on a young domain kills topical authority.
What happens at the end of the 6-month contract?
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An informed decision on real data: impressions, positions, conversions and citations accumulated over the six months. If the cluster is consolidating, we renew in 6-month blocks. If it is not performing, we stop, without commercial pressure. The published content is yours and stays on your domain either way.
Why a 6-month minimum if you don't guarantee results?
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Because organic SEO does not pay out on a monthly cycle, and promising otherwise would be dishonest. What we do guarantee is the committed production: 4 tier-1 pillar articles per month, continuous on-page work, the AI search retrieval check and multi-engine reporting. If there are no signals in GSC by month 4, we sit down together and assess what is missing. The short contract protects both sides: you receive a verifiable product, and we can calibrate the cluster without absurd commercial pressure.
10 · Recent analysis
The same method, applied to our own domain.
Pillar
Asset tokenization: what it is, how it works and the real state of the market in 2026
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Real World Assets
What are RWA (Real World Assets): the 2026 institutional guide
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Regulation
MiCA and crypto marketing communications: what changes on July 1, 2026
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Real estate
Real estate tokenization in Spain 2026: market, regulation and players
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11 · Book
Thirty minutes to see if it fits.
A discovery call without a sales script. We review your domain, the sector context and what you expect from the next year of organic positioning. If it does not fit, we say so on the call.
30 min · No commitment · NDA available if you need one