Programmatic SEO sprint

Companies with a content theme that translates systematically into many high-quality, indexable pages.

Updated: 2026-07

In short

A programmatic SEO sprint builds scalable content clusters with a clean structured data model, correct hreflang, and internal linking — set up technically like our own portfolio sites, including GEO/LLM optimisation.

Programmatic SEO has a bad reputation — rightly, when it is template spinning. Done right, though, it is a strong lever: a clean data engine that turns one theme into many genuinely distinct, helpful pages, each with correct schema and linking.

The difference is content depth per page and technical cleanliness. We have built both for our own portfolio for years.

What you get

Cluster architecture

Topic structure, slug strategy, internal linking logic.

Data engine

Reusable structure that produces one high-quality page per entry.

Schema & hreflang

Article/FAQ/HowTo/Breadcrumb, correct hreflang, GEO-ready llms.txt.

First content wave

A built, verified wave as template and starting point.

How it runs

01
Topic mapping
Which theme scales sensibly without cannibalisation?
02
Engine build
Set up the data and routing structure.
03
First wave
Build high-quality pages, verify schema and linking.
04
Handover & playbook
Guide for how further waves are produced.

Price framing

Fixed scope per sprint, from CHF 6,000 — depending on cluster size and languages.

Indicative, not a binding quote — the frame is confirmed during scoping.

Parent service: SEO & Organic Growth

FAQ

Is this not just mass content?

No. The core is content depth per page plus technical cleanliness. Pure template spinning is penalised by Google — we deliberately avoid it.

Do you only build it or deliver an engine?

Both: you get the reusable data engine plus a first verified content wave as a template.

Is this possible in multiple languages?

Yes, including correct hreflang for parallel language sets — as in our own portfolio.

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