Insights on AI visibility and how businesses can shape the way AI represents them.
Third-party sources now drive most AI citations. Most PR and content teams still work from separate lists and separate goals.
A study of 12 billion AI citations shows brand, earned, and social media split differently by industry and model. Most businesses never check their own mix.
Good press and a good product aren't enough for AI to recommend you. You need a consistent, provable position on one topic.
SEO audit prices in Canada vary because scope varies. Bilingual businesses face a gap most generic checklists never catch.
AI models learn about your brand mostly from places you don't control. Here's why that changes your priorities.
Share of voice used to mean rank position. Now it means who the model names next to whom.
New research maps how ChatGPT picks products to show shoppers. Reviews and tags matter more than you'd think.
Canadian SEO teams are building AI-search checks into their audits. Most local businesses still haven't run one.
A study of over 600,000 prompts found the #1 brand in AI search rotates constantly. Chasing it is the wrong goal.
Gemini, AI Overviews, and AI Mode run on shared tech but show wildly different brands. Treating them as one is a mistake.
Nonprofits vet marketing partners hard before signing. Few apply that same rigor to what AI says about them.
ChatGPT dropped the site: operator, then brought it back harder than ever. Here's what that means for your pages.
AI models break a single question into many smaller searches. A page built for one keyword misses most of them.
A nonprofit lost millions of visitors when people stopped clicking through and started asking AI directly. Yours could be next.
Bilingual keywords, Google.ca rankings, six-step strategy guides. Almost none of it mentions what ChatGPT already says about you.
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