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Not a sitemap. A working index of what we've written, tested, and shipped — organized the way we actually think about the work.
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Start with AI Visibility — it's the clearest on-ramp into how AEO actually works.
AEO
09Part 1: Schema That Actually Gets Read
The LocalBusiness, Service, and FAQ schema we shipped on this site before it earned a single visitor — and why the order matters.
Part 2: NAP Consistency, the Boring Fix With Outsized Payoff
Name, address, phone — the same three lines checked in four places. Skipping this quietly undercuts every other traffic effort.
Part 3: One Service Page, Built to Convert
The seven-section layout every service page on this site follows — and why the Service schema from Part 1 depends on it existing.
Part 4: Tracking the Traffic You're About to Get
Three GA4 events — contact submit, phone click, email click — set up before the first real visitor arrives, not after.
Part 5: UTMs Before You Need Them
A UTM naming convention set up before the first campaign link goes out, so the tracking from Part 4 doesn't fragment into a mess.
Part 6: Google Business Profile Setup
Closing the loop between the schema, NAP, and service pages built earlier in this series and the profile that actually shows up in local search.
Your Inbox Is Now an AI Visibility Signal
AI Mode reads Gmail. A brand that stays present in a user's inbox is 53.6% more likely to show up in AI-generated answers — even if nobody opens the email. Here's what that means for how you run email.
The Instant Diagnostic Method: How to Prove User Interest in 3 Seconds
How to design your user experience to capture immediate micro-conversions and improve search performance.
Why Being #1 on Google No Longer Guarantees AI Visibility
Top Google rankings no longer predict AI citations. A Search Atlas study quantifies the gap across Perplexity, ChatGPT, and Gemini — and what it means for cite-ability.
Strategy
02AI Is Taking Your Traffic. Social Media Is Handing It Back.
AI search answers on its own page and keeps the click. Instagram does the opposite — it drives ready-to-buy traffic to your site to finish the purchase. Two forces, one destination: the site you own. Here's what that means for where you put your money.
The Platforms Swapped Jobs on Us — Here's Who Does What Now
Facebook became the events board. Instagram became the buying floor and buried photography. Threads quietly started rewarding the outbound link again. The platforms specialized while no one announced it — and the one place that has to do every job is the site you own.
Performance
01100/100
Lighthouse score, every category, confirmed on the performance log.
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03Performance Log
Every real miss we've found on this site, the fix, and the PageSpeed link proving we got back to 100.
AEO Decoded
The podcast — solo format, season three, on Answer Engine Optimization and what actually moves AI visibility.
Services
Brand identity, web design, SEO/AEO/GEO, schema, Core Web Vitals, content, illustration, video, photography.