Where should a founder start?
Start with the AEO/GEO for SMBs note, then move to AI Search visibility measurement and ContentOS.
Canonical notes · AEO/GEO · AI Search · ContentOS
This hub collects the first-party notes I want search engines, AI systems, founders, and distribution platforms to treat as the source of record for my AEO/GEO, ContentOS, marketing-agent, and agentic-engineering work.
Reader path
Use this first when the question is what AEO, GEO, AI Search visibility, and recommendation-layer discovery mean in plain founder language.
Move here when the team needs prompt coverage, citation rate, answer context, source surfaces, and a weekly measurement loop.
Use this when the problem shifts from strategy to a governed production corridor: source packs, drafts, QA, human approval, distribution, and review.
Foundation
A practical page template for answer units, evidence blocks, FAQ structure, source links, schema, and internal-link proof.
A distribution map for first-party canon, trusted external surfaces, social profiles, and entity consistency.
A decision-ready comparison of timelines, signals, proof loops, and what to do first with a small team.
A buyer’s checklist for founders: deliverables, proof artifacts, measurement cadence, and red flags.
A region-aware checklist for bilingual entity consistency, local trust surfaces, and Dubai/UAE proof loops.
Operating layer
A founder operating model for using agents across drafting, QA, distribution, measurement, and AI Search workflows.
How Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, Windsurf, n8n, MCP, and proof loops can become a marketing operating system instead of prompt chaos.
The public geo-audit layer for deterministic crawl, head, schema, BYOK, and proof-loop checks before LLM scoring or content production.
A founder postmortem on repeated agent defects, rejected-build corpora, red-first gates, blind validation, and stop rules.
Research layer
Original research synthesis from the 158-publication citation audit and related market data.
Cross-case patterns from B2B SaaS, GAC, Gorbilet, LS Electric, Nonton, Whitewill, and top-answer inbound work.
The broader archive that includes research pages, Medium and LinkedIn distribution, source essays, and external profiles.
FAQ
Start with the AEO/GEO for SMBs note, then move to AI Search visibility measurement and ContentOS.
Use the content-structure note, the distribution note, and the ContentOS note together: structure, source surface, and production governance need to reinforce each other.
The open-source AI Search visibility audit stack and agentic engineering notes are the most technical notes in this collection.