What agencies charge upfront to run this exact process for one business.
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One $1,500 AI visibility audit — the entry product in Part 10 — pays for the playbook sixty times.
41 pages
Every step, template and price point. The same process, taught instead of sold.
What's inside
We're not holding anything back.
Twelve parts and three appendices. The research, the process, and the business model — the same steps used to get businesses named by AI in the US and around the world.
01Search Ends Before the ClickWhat changed, and the numbers behind it
02The $15,000 Proposal, DecodedEvery line of an agency pitch, translated into plain English
03How AI Decides Who to NameThe research on what gets cited — and why
04Step 1: The AI Visibility Audit20 buyer questions, four engines, one afternoon
05Step 2: Reverse Engineer the WinnersMap the exact sources AI trusts in your niche
06Step 3: The Content EngineThe Reddit and LinkedIn playbooks that get cited
07Fulfillment: Write It, Hire It, or AI ItVolume without writing every word yourself
08Step 4: Profile and Technical SetupLet the AI crawlers in — a checklist, not code
09Step 5: Measure What the Machines SayShare-of-voice tracking, month over month
10Sell It: AEO as an Agency ServiceTwo products, what to charge, who to sell to
11Objections, Answered With DataFor you, and for the clients you pitch
12The 90-Day Battle PlanEverything, sequenced week by week
Yes. If you can use a laptop or a phone and you run (or want to run) a business, you can follow it. The winning format is plain sentences with real numbers in them — closer to an invoice than an essay. The technical part is a checklist, not code.
What exactly do I get for $25?
A 41-page PDF playbook: twelve parts covering the shift, a decoded agency proposal, the research on how AI chooses who to name, the five-step process, how to sell it as a service, and a 90-day plan — plus an audit tracker, six post templates and a one-page cheat sheet. It downloads instantly after checkout.
Is this a course?
Think of it as a course in one document: read a part, run the step, move on. If you'd like a person walking you through it live, that's what the three private sessions are for.
What tools do I need?
A website, a Reddit account, a LinkedIn profile and three to five hours a week. No software to buy, no team, no certifications. If you choose the private sessions, you set up and pay for any tools you decide to use — we show you how to use them.
How fast does it work?
The audit takes an afternoon and technical fixes land in days. Content compounds over the following months, which is why the plan runs 90 days. Nobody can promise an AI engine will name you by a certain date — anyone who does is guessing — but the plan is built around what the citation research shows gets businesses named.
What happens when the AI engines change?
They will keep changing. But every engine competes on answer quality, and that depends on specific, current, verifiable sources. That supply is what this process produces. Good sources survived every Google update; tricks died.
How do the three private sessions work?
Three 1-on-1 video sessions of two hours each. One: set up and run your first audit together. Two: build your target map and content engine and review your first posts. Three: the business model — how to package, price and sell AEO as a service — or, if it's for your own business, how to measure and scale. The playbook is included.
What's included in done-for-you?
The full AEO Elite service for $1,500 a month. Every month: up to 4 AEO-focused articles, 1 press release and 1 cloud stack, up to 8 Google Business Profile posts and updates, and Q&A seeding — on top of citations built and corrected across 1,000+ sites, ongoing technical fixes, AI-tailored schema and knowledge-graph work, geo heat maps, competitor reporting, review responses, and a live dashboard showing rankings, AI citations and traffic. It starts with a 15-minute call to confirm scope.
You've seen what it's worth. It's $25 to start.
Every day, someone asks AI who to hire in your industry. Either it says your name — or someone else's.