minarank studio Verified Company

MINA Rank Studio is a technical-first digital studio for businesses that need to be found, whether that means ranking on Google, getting cited in an AI answer, or having a system that actually works behind the scenes.

Our foundation is the technical SEO audit. Before any strategy gets built, we map exactly what's holding a site back: crawl and indexation issues, structured data errors, Core Web Vitals, canonical and redirect problems, content gaps against real search intent. Most agencies treat this as a checklist item. We treat it as the diagnostic that determines everything that follows.

From there, our work spans four areas.

Technical SEO & GEO: full-site audits, on-page and technical fixes, structured data implementation, and optimization for how AI systems like ChatGPT, Perplexity, and Google AI Overviews surface and cite businesses. As search shifts from ten blue links to AI-generated answers, we make sure our clients are the source those answers pull from.

Web Development: custom-built, fast, and structured for both users and search engines from the first line of code. No bloated templates, no plugin stacks fighting each other. Sites built to rank and built to last.

Custom Software: when off-the-shelf tools don't fit the workflow, we build what does, from internal dashboards to client-facing platforms, matched to how the business actually operates.

Meta Ads: paid acquisition on Facebook and Instagram, built to work alongside organic strategy instead of competing with it, targeting the same audiences our SEO and GEO work is built to reach organically.

We work with EU and international businesses that want technical depth over agency buzzwords. A partner that can explain exactly why a ranking moved, what a crawl error is actually costing them, and how a piece of code or a paid campaign fits the bigger picture, rather than one that just executes tasks in isolation.

MINA Rank Studio is built for businesses that have outgrown guesswork and want their digital presence handled by people who read the data as fluently as they write the code.

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