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Why Your Brand Is Invisible to AI Search (It's Not About Rankings)
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May 15
Why Your Brand Is Invisible to AI Search (It's Not About Rankings)
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The 4-Layer Model for AI Search Readiness: What I Learned Auditing 360 Sites
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Aug 3
The 4-Layer Model for AI Search Readiness: What I Learned Auditing 360 Sites
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How to Make Your Site Quotable by AI in 30 Minutes
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Aug 12
How to Make Your Site Quotable by AI in 30 Minutes
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I almost started a Medium column about getting cited by LLMs. Then I read Medium's robots.txt
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Sep 17
I almost started a Medium column about getting cited by LLMs. Then I read Medium's robots.txt
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A prompt told me my tool was built on a product that doesn't exist
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Sep 18
A prompt told me my tool was built on a product that doesn't exist
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Your JSON-LD is probably inside a @graph, and most parsers don't look there
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Sep 21
Your JSON-LD is probably inside a @graph, and most parsers don't look there
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example.com and example.com/ were two rows, and 86.9% of my database was one bug
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Sep 22
example.com and example.com/ were two rows, and 86.9% of my database was one bug
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My alert fired 7 times across 1963 pairs. I assumed the thresholds were too high. They were, and it didn't matter
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Sep 24
My alert fired 7 times across 1963 pairs. I assumed the thresholds were too high. They were, and it didn't matter
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I almost translated my product. The demand was 90.6% English, and most of it wasn't from English-speaking countries
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Sep 25
I almost translated my product. The demand was 90.6% English, and most of it wasn't from English-speaking countries
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78% of my reports had nothing to say, and I spent a month tuning the wrong thing
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Sep 30
78% of my reports had nothing to say, and I spent a month tuning the wrong thing
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