Web Development, SEO & GEO in Briançon
Your clients no longer read your site first: Google and AI assistants read it before them, then answer them. So we write every site twice, once for people, once for the machines that inform them. It is included in the subscription, and everything can be checked: here is what we do, in plain words.
Google and AI
What a machine reads, on this page
You read sentences. Google and Bing also read a record tucked into the page’s code: labelled facts that cannot be misread, which tell them who is speaking. Here is this page’s record, line by line. On your site, the same record carries your name, your trade, your towns and your prices.
One example: another company has a name close to ours. The record says so in black and white, on the “disambiguatingDescription” line, so that no search engine confuses us with it.
- name
- Altilink
- address
- Briançon (05100), Provence-Alpes-Côte d’Azur
- areaServed
- Briançon, Hautes-Alpes, Provence-Alpes-Côte d’Azur, France
- makesOffer
- €18 excl. VAT per month or €198 excl. VAT per year · Cadran: €25 excl. VAT per month or €276 excl. VAT per year
- telephone
- +33 9 74 98 71 57
- parentOrganization
- SoberCloud · SIREN 101 712 313
- disambiguatingDescription
- “Sans lien avec les sociétés portant un nom proche.”
- availableLanguage
- fr · en · it · es · ar
- dateModified
- 9 October 2026
AI crawlers, invited by name
An AI only cites what it has been able to read. Yet some hosts now shut the door on its crawlers by default: Cloudflare, for instance, has blocked them on new sites since July 2025, often without the owner knowing.
With us, the file that sets access rules invites them one by one. On this site, 15 crawlers are named, those of Google, Bing, ChatGPT, Perplexity, Claude, DuckDuckGo, You.com and Apple. It reads in plain text: altilink.eu/robots.txt.
A plain-text summary, with no promise
At the root of each of our sites, an llms.txt file sums up the business in plain text: who you are, what you do, where and at what price. To be frank: in 2026, Google ignores it and AI crawlers still rarely read it.
We keep it because it costs nothing and serves whoever asks for it, audit tools and browsing assistants included. We will never sell it to you as a lever. Ours: altilink.eu/llms.txt, and the full text of our French pages: llms-full.txt.
Bing notified at every release
Bing feeds Copilot, Microsoft’s assistant: a page Bing has not read is almost never cited there. We do not wait for it to come back on its own: at every publication, our platform notifies it through the IndexNow protocol.
The same signal goes to the other search engines that follow this protocol. It speeds up the discovery of your new prices or opening hours; whether to use them is still the engine’s call.
An update date that does not lie
Google and AI assistants prefer recent information, but Google only trusts a page’s date if it is accurate every time. A site that dates all its pages to the day of its last release loses that trust.
Here, each page carries the day its text really changed, taken from its history: that is the date in the sitemap and in the record. This page: last modified on 9 October 2026.
All the text, without running anything
A hurried crawler does not run a page’s programs: it reads what arrives. On our sites, all the text is there from the first read, even what is folded on screen.
This paragraph, for instance, was already in the page before you opened it: a crawler read it without clicking.
Sentences an AI can quote
An AI cites a sentence that answers a question, with a precise fact. We write your pages that way: your client’s question, a short answer, your real figures (prices, lead times, towns). Your frequently asked questions are marked up as such for Google.
We also publish our own facts: our survey of the websites of French tradespeople and shops (in French), with its method and open data. A source that brings something new is a source that gets cited.
Local: one name, one address, everywhere
For a business in the valley, everything happens when someone searches for “your trade + your town”. Google cross-checks what it reads: if your name, address or phone number change from one place to another, it has doubts.
We write them identically on the site, in the record and on your Google Business Profile; your towns are named in the pages and in your service area.
Read by a robot before every release
Before this page went live, a program read it as a search engine would: reference address, access for the crawlers of Google, Bing, ChatGPT and Perplexity, title, description, valid record, internal links, images, accessibility.
One blocking error, and the release stops. A mistake is not discovered three months later in Google: it never goes live.
Fast and light, because Google measures
Google measures your pages with real visitors and takes it into account. Ours arrive ready, with no needless program, no font or tracker from elsewhere: 99/100 on Google PageSpeed and 271 KB per home page, median of our measured sites (the median mobile web page weighs 2,559 KB, Web Almanac 2025).
AVIF and WebP images, files compressed in advance, layout reduced to what is used, nothing external to load: respecting privacy is also an SEO lever.
Your site, ready for Google and AI, from €18/month
Nobody can promise a place on Google or a citation by an AI. We do what makes them possible, and it is included in the subscription.