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Everything we’ve written about SEO, AEO, and GEO, organized by topic so you can go as deep as you want, plus real sites we’ve built, structured the same way.

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Answer Engine Optimization

Tactics for getting quoted inside AI Overviews and answer boxes, spokes off the AEO pillar above.

AEO

Optimize Your Website for ChatGPT Search

Six concrete steps to get your site retrieved and recommended in ChatGPT search.

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AEO

Entity SEO: Build the Brand Authority AI Models Trust

Organization schema, consistency audits, and third party confirmation: the work that makes AI models recognize you clearly.

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AEO

Building Entity Authority

A practical framework beyond the basics: identity, structured data, third-party verification, and digital PR.

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AEO

Digital PR for AI Search

How earned mentions, even without a link, build the machine trust that gets you cited.

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AEO

Why Wikidata & Crunchbase Still Matter

Structured, third-party sources AI knowledge graphs reference directly, and the upkeep almost nobody does.

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AEO

Consistent NAP & Entity Footprint

The tedious, high-leverage fix almost nobody does: matching name, address, and phone everywhere.

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AEO

How to Audit Your Site for AI Visibility

The six point checklist we run on every engagement, in the order it actually matters.

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AEO

How Google AI Overviews Choose Sources

AI Overviews now appear on up to 48% of Google searches. Here’s how they pick who gets quoted.

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AEO

Get Cited by ChatGPT, Claude & Perplexity

AI answer engines do not rank pages, they cite sources. Here’s what actually determines whether your brand gets mentioned.

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AEO

How to Write an llms.txt File

Easy to add, unproven to work. The honest guide to llms.txt: how to write one and what the evidence actually shows.

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Structured Data & Schema Markup

Every schema type worth using, each with working JSON-LD code, spokes off the Schema pillar above.

Schema

Organization Schema Markup

The schema type every brand needs first. Tell search engines and AI systems exactly who you are.

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Schema

LocalBusiness Schema Markup

For any business with a real address. Extends Organization schema with hours, location, and contact details.

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Schema

Product Schema Markup

The schema behind price snippets, availability badges, and AI shopping answers.

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Schema

HowTo Schema Markup

Mark up genuine step by step instructions so AI assistants can extract and cite each one.

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Schema

WebSite Schema Markup

The schema behind the sitelinks search box, and how AI tools understand your site as a whole.

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Schema

Person Schema Markup

Turn an anonymous byline into a named, checkable entity a model can weigh as a real authority.

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Schema

Article Schema Markup

Give your posts a headline, author, and publish date a machine can date, attribute, and trust.

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Schema

Service Schema Markup

Tie a specific offering to your Organization schema, not just a business that exists.

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Schema

Review and Rating Schema Markup

One of the strongest trust signals available. How to mark up real customer feedback correctly.

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Schema

BreadcrumbList Schema Markup

Simple to add and consistently useful. Show search engines exactly where a page sits in your structure.

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Schema

Event Schema Markup

Get anything with a date and time showing as its own rich result, complete with all the details.

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Schema

VideoObject Schema Markup

Describe hosted video content so it can be pulled directly into multimodal AI answers.

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Schema

FAQ Schema Markup

A working JSON-LD code example, where to add it, and Google’s rules: the highest leverage, lowest effort AEO fix.

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Personal Brands

AI search for individuals, not just companies. For coaches, consultants, real estate agents, mortgage brokers, authors, and speakers whose name is the brand, plus the industries we work with most.

Pillar Guide

AI Search Optimization for Personal Brands

Why a person’s name needs the same entity clarity a company builds, and how Person schema, consistency, and third party authority actually work for an individual.

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Personal Brands

AI Search for Consultants and Coaches

Why proof does more work than claims, and how to get specific enough that a model can actually say your name.

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Personal Brands

AI Search for Real Estate Agents and Mortgage Brokers

Why local specificity matters so much here, and how brokerage listing mismatches quietly work against you.

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Personal Brands

AI Search for Authors, Speakers, and Public Figures

The real problem is usually consolidation, not volume, plus why a Wikidata entry is more accessible than you think.

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Industries

AI Search Optimization for Law Firms

Why legal is the highest stakes category in AI search, the practice area questions a firm can actually win, and the proof that earns the recommendation.

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Industries

AI Search Optimization for Dentists

Why a full content library still leaves a practice invisible to AI, and the procedure questions worth winning first.

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Case Study

Rebuilding a Personal Brand Site for AI Search

The coachscottfishman.com rebuild, documented in the open with no ranking claims, just the transparent process.

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Personal Brands

Personal Brand vs. Company Brand

Why an individual’s name needs to work harder than a business name, and the one home base every personal brand needs.

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Hiring and Agencies

What this work costs, what a firm should be able to prove before you sign, and how building the capability in house compares.