Be the answer when buyers search or ask AI.
Buyers now ask AI assistants before they open a website. I rebuild your content for SEO, GEO and AEO, so Google ranks you and AI quotes you.
Content, SEO/GEO, CRM and automation, built to run on AI and measured in pipeline. 8+ years in SaaS, tech and cybersecurity.
Buyers now ask AI assistants before they open a website. I rebuild your content for SEO, GEO and AEO, so Google ranks you and AI quotes you.
Visitors leave when they don't get what you do. I rewrite your emails and rework your site's flow around one customer, so more of them book a call.
If people can't tell what you sell, they leave. I design the structure, UX and UI so they get it fast and know the next step.
I find the marketing work AI can take over and build the workflows. A person checks every result. You get more done, at lower cost.
Not sure which one fits? Get in touch and I'll tell you.
Twelve services in five stages. Take one, or put a plan together. Pick one-off work or monthly support.
Map your ICPs, funnel, content and data. Find where pipeline leaks.
Design the content, CRM and reporting architecture around your ICPs.
Build AI workflows around the system so output scales without more headcount.
See it in practice ↓Report weekly on pipeline, not vanity metrics, and improve what moves it.
AI handles research, first drafts and publishing. I own the brief, the review and the numbers. Nothing goes live without a human review.
Maps the audience, the keywords and the questions buyers ask AI search, so every piece starts from real demand.
I set the angle, the outline and the proof to use, drawing on what I know about the buyer and the product.
Writes a first version from my brief, in the brand voice, with structure, sources and links already in place.
I edit every line, check the facts and the tone, and approve it. Nothing goes live without this step.
Formats the piece, adds metadata and internal links, and sends it to the site and the channels.
I read the weekly numbers on traffic and pipeline, then decide what to change in the next round.
I don't ship things that are only beautiful. I ship things that move numbers.
A fast-growing tech company that needed visitors to turn into demos.


An AI company that needed search engines and AI assistants to take it seriously.

A complete website rebuild for a self-serve push, from the first design to the last animation, designed, built and written by me.

A small team spread across too many industries, narrowed to the few that converted and stayed, then proven with A/B tests.
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I'm Gerda, a freelance marketer based in Finland. For 8+ years, I have worked in SaaS, tech and cybersecurity, building content, SEO/GEO, CRM and reporting systems.
Today I build those systems to run on AI, so output scales while the team stays small.
I am extremely data- and content-driven, with a strong belief that inbound marketing is the best way for SMEs and startups to scale sustainably.
AI-native marketing is marketing built around AI from day one, not a chatbot added on top. AI does the research, first drafts and reporting. I do the strategy and review everything before it goes live. You get more output, tied to the pipeline instead of busywork.
SEO (search engine optimisation) gets you found in Google. GEO (generative engine optimisation) and AEO (answer engine optimisation) get you named in AI answers from ChatGPT, Gemini and Perplexity, and they do overlap a lot with some unique nuances. I run all three in my services.
Be easy to understand and easy to trust. Nobody can guarantee a mention, but these first five steps raise your odds: 1. Say plainly what you do and who it is for. 2. Answer your buyers' real questions in short paragraphs. 3. Add structured data and let AI crawlers in. 4. Get mentioned on sites AI already trusts. 5. Check monthly which questions name you, then fix the gaps.
Yes. SEO is the foundation of AI visibility. AI answers draw on the same things that make you rank: pages crawlers can read, content that answers the question, and signs people trust you. Google says its AI features are actually built on its core ranking systems. GEO and AEO sit on top.
No, not by itself. Google rewards helpful content, however it is made. Thin, AI-slop content published with nobody checking it is what hurts. I don't just tell AI to produce a blog. I build AI agents that research, structure, write in a set tone, review their own drafts and fact-check themselves. Then I step in, check the facts, add real experience and approve every piece before it goes live.
Hire a freelancer for senior work, one person who knows your account and no agency overhead. Hire an agency if you need a big multi-channel team all at once. I am a freelance B2B marketer in Finland with 8+ years in SaaS, tech and cybersecurity. AI workflows let me cover content, SEO/GEO, CRM and automation that usually take several specialists.
By pipeline, not activity. I track qualified leads, meetings booked, opportunities and revenue in your CRM. Traffic, rankings and AI mentions are early signals, not the goal. You get a short monthly report: what moved pipeline, what did not, and what changes next.
Book a 30-minute discovery call, no commitment: BOOKING LINK. Tell me your goals and what is already in place, and I will suggest a first step, often an audit of your search, AI visibility and content.