Skyfield Digital helps critical infrastructure technology companies reach utilities, water authorities, transportation agencies and energy operators searching on Google and asking AI assistants for vendors. We turn OT security, monitoring and resilience capabilities into a search presence that generates qualified inquiries.
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No obligation. Your audit covers Google rankings, technical SEO and how AI engines answer for critical infrastructure technology companies like you.
A utility CISO, a water district engineer or a transit agency operations director starts with a problem search: OT network monitoring for substations, SCADA security compliance NERC CIP, water treatment remote monitoring or grid resilience software. They read vendor pages, CISA guidance, ISA and SANS material and trade coverage in Utility Dive or Water Online before shortlisting anyone. A growing share of that research now happens in ChatGPT and Perplexity, where the buyer asks for vendors that meet a specific standard or fit a specific asset class and gets a handful of names.
Vendors that are absent from those answers never make it into the RFI. Your capability pages, compliance mapping, case-style deployment descriptions and technical documentation have to be readable by search engines and citable by AI engines, and your presence on the industry sources those engines rely on has to be deliberate.
What your customers are typing
Every one of these is a search Skyfield can win for you on Google and inside AI answers.
The problems we see most often when we audit critical infrastructure technology companies.
Queries are built around NERC CIP, IEC 62443, TSA pipeline directives and AWIA, and most vendor sites never map their product to those standards on a page Google can rank.
Procurement runs through RFIs and consultants, so the early research that decides the shortlist happens quietly and vendors without visible content are never considered.
When an operator asks an assistant for OT security vendors, the answer defaults to the large platforms and integrators covered in analyst reports unless smaller specialists publish clear, structured capability content.
SEO, GEO and website development from one team, built around how critical infrastructure technology companies actually win customers.
Rankings and leads from Google for the services and locations critical infrastructure technology companies compete on.
Generative engine optimization so ChatGPT, Gemini, Claude, Perplexity and Google AI Overviews recommend you.
A critical infrastructure technology website has to explain complex products to engineers and executives, map capabilities to standards, prove security maturity, house documentation and route inquiries to the right sector team. Skyfield builds these sites SEO-ready with sector, solution and standards pages structured for search and AI citation.
Skyfield builds pages for every sector and asset class you serve: electric transmission and distribution, water and wastewater, oil and gas, transportation, ports and data centers, each mapped to the standards that apply. Solution pages cover OT visibility, anomaly detection, remote monitoring, secure remote access and resilience planning with the vocabulary operators use. We fix the technical issues common to these sites, including PDF-only data sheets, gated documentation and thin partner pages. Standards explainers, threat briefings and deployment architecture guides earn links from industry associations, trade media and public sector resource lists.
Every campaign runs on our Five Pillars of SEO framework and reports from your own Google Search Console and GA4 data, so the numbers you see are the numbers Google sees.
Get a Free SEO AuditWhen a water authority engineer asks Gemini which vendors provide remote monitoring that meets AWIA requirements, the answer is built from CISA resources, ISA and SANS content, trade publications, analyst coverage and vendor sites that state sector, standard and capability plainly. Skyfield gets your company cited in those answers with Organization, Product and Service schema, answer-first pages that name the standard and asset class, consistent entity data across directories and industry bodies, and placements in the sector publications and association resources those engines trust. Every plan tracks the prompts your buyers use and reports where you appear.
GoogleChatGPTGeminiClaudePerplexityCitations, mentions and sentiment for each prompt are reported alongside your rankings every month.
Three steps from first audit to compounding results.
A free SEO and GEO audit, then a plan built around how critical infrastructure technology companies get found and what a new customer is worth to you.
Technical fixes, site structure, schema, content and links. Every task is visible on your weekly Monday.com board as it ships.
Rankings, organic leads, AI citations and brand sentiment tracked every month, with results that build year over year.
Every number we report comes from Google Search Console, GA4 and your own tracked AI prompts.
Real results across industries and countries. Every figure is sourced from Search Console, GA4 and tracked AI prompts.
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View moreSkyfield Digital's SEO and GEO plans start at $1,500 per month and go up to $10,000 per month on the Scale plan. Every plan includes SEO and GEO content, backlinks, and AI prompt tracking across ChatGPT, Gemini, Perplexity, Claude, Copilot and Google AI Overviews.
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One free audit covers your technical SEO, rankings, local presence and how ChatGPT, Gemini and Perplexity currently answer for your business.
Combined SEO and GEO plans start at $1,500 per month for Launch, with Growth at $2,500, Authority at $3,500 and Scale from $5,000 to $10,000. Most vendors selling to multiple sectors nationally fit Authority or Scale because the standards mapping and link work span several markets. Every plan includes content, backlinks and tracked AI prompts.
Technical fixes and sector pages usually begin moving within three months. Competitive terms like OT security platform or SCADA monitoring take six to twelve months. Because sales cycles are long, we track early signals like documentation views, standards page traffic and RFI-related inquiries alongside rankings.
Most critical infrastructure vendors sell nationally and often internationally, so the plan is organized by sector and standard rather than by city. Where you serve a specific region, such as a state utility commission territory or a country with its own regulatory framework, we add pages for that market.
Operators and consultants now ask ChatGPT and Perplexity for vendor shortlists by standard and asset class before drafting an RFI. If your company is not named, you are out before you know the opportunity exists. GEO work makes your capabilities and compliance mapping citable so you appear in those lists.
Yes. We write from approved messaging and describe capabilities, architectures and standards alignment without naming customers, sites or specific configurations. Anything touching security posture is reviewed by your team before it goes live.
Reporting comes from Google Search Console, GA4 and the AI prompts we track for your sectors, all shown on a weekly Monday.com board. You see rankings by sector and solution, organic inquiries and documentation requests, and which AI engines are citing your company.
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