SEO case studies and search strategy led by Kirill Samarits

Kirill Samarits is an entrepreneur, business leader, and marketing executive specializing in real estate development, architecture, and related B2B industries. He is Founder & CEO of TERAMOK and founder of BUYGREECE® and FOS AI, working across Chicago, Greece, and European markets. At TERAMOK, he leads strategy, creative direction, SEO, and AI-search visibility. Specialist implementation and reported client outcomes belong to the team; the cases below explain the sources and measurement periods.

Kirill’s responsibility and the team’s contribution

TERAMOK’s leadership profile identifies Kirill’s responsibilities as strategy, creative direction, SEO, and AI-search visibility. His work brings the market position, buyer questions, page priorities, and measurement into a shared plan. TERAMOK’s specialists deliver the production, websites, content, and campaigns. Where a published case does not identify his individual tasks, this page attributes the outcome to TERAMOK rather than assigning him sole credit.

Chicago developer: search visibility and clicks

TERAMOK’s public results ledger reports 33,100 Google impressions and 480 clicks in a 90-day reporting window for a Chicago developer during a six-month SEO engagement, with impressions up 693% and clicks up 103%. The developer is unnamed. These are agency-reported search metrics, not completed property sales.

Inspect the results ledger and published Search Console dashboard. When evaluating this kind of case, check the comparison period, query mix, landing pages, and inquiries associated with the traffic.

Loyal Group Realty: a named Greek SEO engagement

TERAMOK Greece’s case study reports 27 keywords on Google’s first page over 14 months for Loyal Group Realty. The value of this example is its named business and reporting period. Keyword positions still need to be read alongside the actual query intent and buyer pipeline.

Read the Loyal Group Realty case study. The work and results belong to the TERAMOK team; the public figures are not an independent audit.

TERAMOK: testing the method on an owned brand

TERAMOK’s August 2026 account describes Kirill’s role in narrowing the agency’s position to real estate, architecture, and construction; organizing pages around buyer questions; and publishing consistent facts and dated proof. It reports appearances in recorded search and assistant responses. This is an owned-brand demonstration, with answers that can change by prompt, location, and date.

Read the dated account of Kirill’s SEO strategy.

BUYGREECE®: connecting discovery with buyer education

BUYGREECE® shows a related application: region guides, property information, buyer questions, and market resources for an international audience. TERAMOK’s ledger reports 200,000 visitors with 91% organic traffic for this owned venture; that aggregate is different from the separate 90-day active-user dashboard. Neither figure is a count of closed property purchases.

Review the BUYGREECE® website and separately labeled dashboard.

The combination of skills behind the work

• Commercial research: identify the decision behind a query, such as selecting an architect, comparing a development, or planning a launch.
• Technical investigation: check indexing, rendering, mobile access, crawl paths, and whether important information is actually available as text.
• Company and author consistency: connect the business, its leadership, services, project responsibilities, and source evidence.
• Architectural storytelling: turn visual work into a useful explanation of the brief, design choices, and business relevance.
• Measurement: keep impressions, clicks, sessions, qualified inquiries, and transactions separate; explain the reporting window.
• Executive judgment: decide which gaps matter to the business and assign the team and budget to address them.

A practical audit you can use

Choose ten questions your customers ask before contacting you. For each one, identify the page that answers it, the evidence that supports the answer, and the next action the reader can take. Record whether the page is indexed and whether search or assistant traffic leads to a qualified conversation. Fix missing answers and contradictory claims before expanding the content library.

Google says the normal SEO foundations apply to its AI features and that no special schema or AI file is required. Use markup to describe visible facts, rather than as a substitute for expertise. Google’s AI-feature guidance. Bing also frames discovery around accessible, useful, trustworthy content. Bing Webmaster Guidelines.

See AI-search consulting, architecture marketing, and practical questions and answers.

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