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AiKlaar

AiKlaar helps Belgian SMEs to become compliant with the European AI Act, with a fixed price and a clear plan. Jakency built the entire website for this young brand in a brand new field. That makes it an exciting challenge: you build visibility for search queries that are just starting to arise, without the authority that established brands already have.

Screenshot from the AiKlaar website: AiKlaar
Jakency designed and built the entire website, including the design.

About the project

AiKlaar focuses on SMEs and medium-sized enterprises that use AI and want to comply with the AI Act. Jakency designed and built the entire website, including the design. The sleek design with the countdown clock to the enforcement date makes the urgency immediately palpable, and the offer is structured in clear steps, from quick scan to ongoing partnership.

The challenge

A new brand in a new field has no authority yet and little existing search volume. The trick is to build the right content early on around the questions entrepreneurs are starting to ask about the AI ​​Act, so that you take a position before the market matures.

How much is the AI Act actually searched for in Belgium?

Less than the subject suggests, and that is exactly the challenge. There is demand on the broad term, but as soon as you look at commercial or specific variants the volume disappears. The figures below come from the Google Ads Keyword Planner for Belgium and Dutch-language queries, retrieved on 2 October 2026.

Search termMonthly searches
ai act2,400
ai verordening (AI regulation)170
ai geletterdheid (AI literacy)90
ai act belgie10
ai act kmo (AI Act SME)no measurable volume
ai act complianceno measurable volume
artikel 50 ai actno measurable volume
ai act boete (AI Act fine)no measurable volume

Four of the eight terms had no measurable monthly volume that day. That does not mean nobody types them, but that the number is too small to report. A strategy waiting for such terms is waiting for something that is not coming yet.

So what do you do in a market without volume?

You build on the broad term where demand does exist, and create pages underneath it for the specific questions that will grow. On 2 October 2026 the website held 47 URLs: 31 blog articles, 5 service pages, 2 fillable templates and two AI Act check tools. That ratio is deliberately lopsided. In a young market, explanation deserves more room than the offer, because the buyer is still learning what their problem is.

The two check tools matter most. A tool answers a question somebody has right now, gives a reason to share, and is the kind of page an AI system can recommend as a concrete aid. That works in a market where nobody is yet the established source.

The approach

We build authority with targeted content on the theme and a healthy technical and content foundation from day one. Because entrepreneurs often ask AI these types of complex, new questions, we are strongly committed to visibility in AI answers: being mentioned when someone asks ChatGPT about the AI ​​Act is at least as valuable here as ranking in Google.

Why this project is fascinating

AiKlaar is a pure first-mover case: a new theme with little search volume, but where those who build up authority now will soon be the established source. It is GEO in its most literal form, anticipating future demand.

The result

Watch the result live on aiklare.be.

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Frequently asked questions

Frequently asked questions

What does AiKlaar do?

AiKlaar makes Belgian SMEs compliant with the European AI Act, with a fixed price, a clear plan and an audit-proof file.

Did Jakency build the website?

Yes. Jakency designed and built the entire website, including the design, and builds visibility.

Why is this also a GEO project?

Because entrepreneurs often ask AI complex, new questions about the AI Act. Getting mentioned early in those answers is just as valuable here as ranking in Google.

Evidence standard

What should this AiKlaar case study show?

A useful case study separates the project context, Jakency's exact role, completed work, public evidence and measured outcomes. Results are only stated when the period, source and scope can be verified.

That is why a case on this website names the measurement period and the data source next to every figure, and describes only the approach and current status where no representative figure exists yet. A growth percentage without a period, a baseline and a source is not evidence.

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