Articles on AI visibility and how businesses can change 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.
Monthly donors are worth five to seven times more than one-time donors. AI agents will soon set up those gifts. Most donation forms are not ready.
Bilingual keywords, Google.ca rankings, six-step strategy guides. Almost none of it mentions what ChatGPT already says about you.
ChatGPT ad penetration jumped from a rounding error to nearly half of US responses. Your citation now shares space with a paid slot.
Nonprofits add programs over the years without a naming plan. Humans get lost. So does the AI trying to describe you.
Generic content survives the old web but disappears in AI search. Specificity is what gets cited.
The gap between finishing a page and getting it discovered is invisible on any dashboard — and it's costing you.
Asking ChatGPT about your brand one afternoon tells you almost nothing. AI answers drift, and drift is the story.
Before asking whether AI represents you accurately, check whether you've accidentally locked it out, or left it wide open to the wrong pages.
When content isn't working, teams reach for more of it. Usually the real problem is one they never diagnosed.
Most content calendars run on intuition. The better signal is the questions AI already answers without you.
Watching only the questions where you expect to appear is how you miss the ones you're losing.
Everyone chases the questions where a rival already wins. The real prize is the ones nobody owns yet.
AI writes false things in a confident voice. The same trait shapes what it says about your business.
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