
How to Measure ROI on AI Visibility Without Mixing Denominators
Visibility went up. Revenue didn't move. This audit splits visit, signup, and first-paid into three auditable rates to show where the path breaks down.
Read articleDesign evidence that distinguishes delivery, observation, controlled change, and causal proof.

Visibility went up. Revenue didn't move. This audit splits visit, signup, and first-paid into three auditable rates to show where the path breaks down.
Read article
Your before-and-after citation chart proves nothing without a pre-registered control group. Here is the protocol.
Read article
Give every product claim an owner, source, timestamp, validation rule, and explicit unknown state before an agent reads it.
Read article
Do not force AI visibility and revenue into one score. Use two ledgers, preserve every denominator, and join them only when the account-level path is complete.
Read article
A citation increase after a page change is an observed change. Call it causal lift only when assignment, controls, timing, and frozen evidence support that claim.
Read article
AI engines don't cite the most popular page - they cite the most structurally legible one. Here's what that means for B2B content.
Read article