Short answer: no. We also perform SEO and GEO on other systems — but not on every system.
We only begin a project on a system that we expect to function reasonably well. Some packages do not technically allow what is necessary to rank: you cannot enter proper page titles, loading times cannot be influenced, the URL structure is fixed, or the generated code is not easily readable for search engines and AI assistants.
If that is the case, we will say so in advance and we will not start. Pushing against a foundation that does not cooperate for years costs more than a new base and yields less.
What this means for your lead time:
- Healthy existing system — we can start immediately; standard timeframes apply.
- Maintenance backlog — repair first, expect one to three months of cleaning up. The clock for results only starts after that.
- Technically unsuitable system — there is no lead time because we do not start. First a new foundation, then we talk about marketing.
Why we most often recommend WordPress ourselves: you hold the key. No subscription where your content is locked in, full control over technology and structure, and the freedom to switch to another provider without starting over.
Unpleasant news to hear, but better than having to explain a year later why no progress is being made.