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Run AI visibility as a client service.

Scope each client from where they stand, deliver the work in their facts and voice, and end every review with the next engagement agreed.

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Every scheduled send, 30 days back and 30 ahead: weekly performance, the monthly client summary, a Q3 leadership review held for approval and an EU regional digest

Scope

Scope each client from their starting position

Open each engagement with where the client stands: the questions buyers ask, who wins each one and where a gap carries demand. Then agree what to track and ship first.

AI visibility & competitorsResearch & opportunities
One client, ClauseMinds: named rate by week for five legal software brands, ClauseMinds passing Luminance in the week of Aug 18 at 29%, with Ironclad at 44%

Deliver

Deliver work in each client’s facts, voice and tools

Each client keeps its own facts, voice, competitors and connections. Drafts and pitches are checked against that client’s cited pages, and every change waits for approval.

AI Agent & workflowsContent & site optimizationIntegrationsDeliver into each client’s CMS and tracker
The Agent for one client, where every change waits for approval: items needing attention, explain, plan and create starters, recent documents, and workflows due such as the weekly review and the stale words check
The comparison page plan: four sections, each with the evidence behind it, from OutdoorGearLab’s rain test to the feed’s 280 g and $159; ready to write in the Brand Kit voice
Draft v3 graded against 14 cited pages: the answer arrives at word 140, where cited pages answer in the first 60

Report

Report progress, then agree the next engagement

Each report shows where the client stands, what shipped and what changed, then next month’s moves ranked by the questions each one reaches.

Reports & dashboardsImprovement & impactOpen the sample report
A dashboard: named in answers weekly, and share of voice by brand

The monthly review: where the next scope gets agreed.

A monthly review puts the work delivered, what changed and the next priorities together. The client approves the scope before anything is made.

Monthly client summary for August: Kestrel named in 19% of answers, up for the third month running, with the share of answers naming each brand
Work shipped and the result: the Ridgeline 40L launch page from 2 to 9 of 30 backpack answers, the size guide rewrite from 5 to 6 of 20 sizing answers, the next three moves, then the report’s method appendix
Pages shipped and drafts in progress, then worth making: a comparison page, a buying guide, an FAQ and a community reply, each with its effort and the measurement behind it
Work in progress: waiting on Kestrel, drafted and priced with nothing sent or spent until approved, then being made, then shipped waiting for check

1The summary opens with the position: how often the client is named, and the trend across recent months.

2Put each piece of shipped work beside its result, the clear gains next to the work that made no clear change.

3Propose next month’s scope from what worked and the questions the client still loses.

4Agreed work waits for the client’s approval, then gets an owner, a deliverable and target questions the next review can check.

Keep exploring.

A dashboard: named in answers weekly, and share of voice by brand Reports & dashboardsSchedule each client’s report, with every version and delivery kept.Explore The Agent’s answer: Storm Pro is recommended over the Summit Shell in 14 of 36 rain-jacket answers, with the picks engine by engine AI Agent & workflowsRun recurring client jobs as workflows, each waiting for approval.Explore Kestrel rose from 15% to 24% of answers while ten pieces of work shipped, four of them verified Improvement & impactShow each client what every shipped piece changed.Explore

Questions, answered.

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A starting position, a tracked question set the client agrees, a short list of work ranked by the questions each piece reaches, and the first report. Size the delivery to what the client can publish.

Yes. Drafted and priced work waits on the client: nothing is sent or spent until the client approves. Reports can require approval before they go out too.

No. Each client keeps its own questions, approved facts, brand voice, connections and reports, and work for one client never draws on another’s.

It checks a public page’s readiness to be found, understood and cited. Ongoing tracking and work belong in the platform.

Make every client review end in a decision.

Scope the client, deliver the work and report what each piece changed, then agree next month’s scope. Check a client’s page free, or read a full monthly review.

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