Websites, search and AI visibility · Vienna, Austria
I build the website, and I do the work that gets it seen: Google, Google Business, and the AI assistants people now ask instead of searching.
For trainers, consultants, personal-service businesses and other independent professionals in Vienna and across Europe.
Tangora is the studio of Rita Tang, based in Vienna, Austria. I build websites for small businesses and independent professionals in Austria and across Europe, and handle search visibility (SEO) and AI visibility (GEO) as part of the same work. Sites can be built in German, English or Chinese.
How people look for you now
Every figure here links to its source and says which month it was measured. Most numbers in circulation on this subject are American. These are not.
400m900m
weekly users of ChatGPT
February 2025 → February 2026
CNBC, Feb 2025OpenAI, Feb 2026Sundar Pichai, Aug 2026Eurostat, 2025
Both roads end on a page. The difference is who owns it — a platform listing, a directory entry and a social profile are pages someone else controls. Your own site is the one address where the wording, the layout and the terms are yours.
Getting it built is the first step. Getting it found is the longer one, and it has no delivery date: the rules move every year.
Which shape fits
Most people know their business but not what kind of website it needs. Almost every small site is one of these three.
When there is one thing to explain
Everything on one scroll: what you do, who it is for, what it costs, and how to reach you. Fastest to build, least to maintain, and enough for most people starting out.
Not this if each service needs to be found on its own.
When you sell several separate things
Each service gets its own page, so each one can be found on its own terms. A trainer running three different courses does not want all three competing for attention on the same page.
Not this if there is really only one thing to say — it just spreads it thin.
When the main action is booking
The site exists to get someone into your calendar. Background, prices and credentials are all there — arranged to support that one action rather than compete with it.
Not this if people need to understand the work before they are ready to book.
If you are not sure which one you are, tell me about your business and I will tell you which shape it needs and why — before you decide anything.
Get in touchTwo halves. The first is the website itself. The second is the work that decides whether anyone ever sees it.
Ideas into websites
A site built around what you sell — not adapted from a template someone else is also using.
Before anything is designed, I ask what you do, who you do it for, and what you want a visitor to do next. The layout follows from that.
Four pages and two languages are included. Extra pages and languages are priced below, not negotiated later.
Shown to the world
Two systems decide whether anyone sees your site: search engines, and the AI assistants people increasingly ask instead of searching.
Both of them read your site before any person does. Most sites are hard for them to read — prices sitting inside images, opening hours that only appear after a script runs, details that say one thing on the site and another on Google.
Search and AI are not two separate jobs. They read the same pages and reward the same things: clear structure, facts that match everywhere, and content that answers a real question.
Results · one client
Massage practice · Vienna, 1st district · Website rebuilt February 2026
The website existed. Nothing was measuring it, and search engines had trouble reading it. Below is what the site was, what it is now, and what the numbers do — and do not — show.
| Before | After | |
|---|---|---|
| Resources loaded over an insecure connection | 138 | 0 |
| Structured data blocks a machine can read | 0 | 1 |
| Page weight | 306 KB | 195 KB |
| Characters of text on the page | 4,280 | 7,141 |
You can check the first column yourself. The old site is archived at the Internet Archive, captured February 2024.
42,098
times the site was shown in Google search
Six full months, March–August 2026
7,016
average per month
Last three months averaged 8,429
98%
of those impressions came from Austria
Not international traffic that never converts
371
enquiries that arrived through the site
247 through the form, 124 by email · November 2025 – August 2026
“Since we handed it over to her, I’ve felt much more at ease — she watches the details, analyses them and improves them without being asked.”
There is no before-and-after comparison for the traffic figures. The site had never been connected to Google Search Console, so nothing was recorded until February 2026. Every number above starts from the day measurement began — which is itself the point: most of the sites I am asked to look at have never been measured at all.
After launch
Someone asks an assistant “who does bookkeeping in Vienna” and gets a sentence, not ten links. Ranked eighth, you are still on the list. Left out of that sentence, the person never learns you exist.
This second route is only a couple of years old and it is still moving, which is why the work has no delivery date. I’ve been working with this business since August 2025; the numbers above are one window out of that, not the finish line.
Work
The same basics on every one: prices and opening hours are readable text rather than images, so search engines and AI assistants can read them, and it works the same on a phone as on a desktop.
Amber Consult · Vienna
Property · classical music · Europe–China business advisory
Trilingual (German, English, Chinese), a full set of content in each.
Take a look
Heilmassage Zentrum Schwedenplatz · Vienna
Massage therapy
German and English. The Treatwell and Google ratings sit on the homepage with the date they were taken — ratings move, and the date tells the reader what they are looking at.
Take a lookMost of what follows is my work, not yours. The two points where I need something from you are marked.
Send me your web address. If there is no site yet, the name of your business, what you do and where you are is enough. I usually reply within one working day, often with a few questions about what you need.
FirstSend one email
One page: what gets built, how long it takes, what it costs. In writing, before anything starts. If it turns out not to be right for you, that is where it ends and nothing is charged.
Usually one week once the material is in. Design, copy and the EU legal pages are mine to handle. Two rounds of revisions are included; further rounds are quoted separately.
SecondAnswer eight questions and pick a few photos
You get the site, an illustrated guide and the admin login. If you want ongoing care or growth work, we can talk about it. If you do not — the site is yours either way. It always was.
See the price first, then decide whether to talk. No “contact us for a quote”, no surprises after you sign.
€699one-time
Up to 4 pages (a single-page site is fine too) ｜ 2 languages
Legal pages (imprint, privacy policy, terms) don’t count towards the page limit.
Need more: €99 per extra page ｜ €199 per extra language
Get in touch€59per month
€649 per yearone month free
€399per month
€4,389 per yearone month free
Everything in Website Care, plus:
The annual plan also includes one campaign page during the year.
Domain and hosting only — no maintenance, no changes
The listed price is the price you pay
The ones I actually get asked. If yours is not here, ask me — the answer is free too.
Yes — that is who I usually work with.
You are an expert in what you do. You do not also need to become one in this. I ask about your business in plain language, and handle the rest.
Yes, one-time. The build is paid once and the site is yours.
The only thing that recurs is the domain and hosting. The first year is included in the €699. From the second year you either pay the registrar and host directly, or take the €119 “stay online only” plan and I take care of it.
Care and growth plans are optional. Nothing renews unless you choose it.
See what the plans includeYou do. The domain is registered in your name, the site is yours, and you get the admin login at handover.
If you ever want to move to someone else, you take everything with you. Nothing is held on my account, and there is nothing to unlock.
No, and neither can anyone else honestly.
What I can do is make sure that when someone searches for what you offer, there is something for a search engine and an AI assistant to find, read and trust. That is a precondition, not a promise.
What you can hold me to is the work itself, and to showing you the numbers: what you were shown for, what people clicked, what arrived through the site.
Most services stop at one end or the other: the site gets finished, or the rankings get worked on. Handing those to two people means neither owns the result.
I do both as one piece of work, and I measure it. You get one person who knows what was built, why it was built that way, and what the numbers did afterwards.
I studied information management and information systems, then spent ten years in marketing in China — offline campaigns first, then digital. Somewhere past thirty countries along the way.
That combination is the whole of it: I can read what a page does technically, and I know what a page has to do commercially. Most people who build sites have one of the two. From the first conversation to launch you deal with me.
The rules change every year, so I go to the primary sources rather than to whoever summarised them loudest. Where I make a claim on this site, I say where it comes from — you can check any of it.
One job, in the end: that someone who needs what you do can find you — and that what they find is accurate.
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Four in ten people in Austria have used an AI assistant — above the EU average — and Google still answers most of the rest (around 82% in Austria). Some of them are looking for what you do. If your pages cannot be found, or cannot be read once they are, nothing happens: no call, no message, no way of knowing it happened at all.
Send me your web address, or a few lines about your business if there is no site yet. I usually reply within one working day.
Eurostat, 2025 survey on generative AI use (Austria 39.4%, EU 32.7%) · StatCounter, August 2026