Articles & Insights

Original thinking on findability, authority, and AI strategy.

These articles are the consultancy's published position on the subjects we work in. They're not content marketing — they're the documented evidence of how we think.

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Categories

Findability

Digital presence, web architecture, SEO, AEO, GEO, mentions versus links, AI citation patterns, and the shift from search to AI-mediated discovery.

Authority

Codification, the Authority Genome, frameworks and naming, Fixable versus Argued, EEAT as a content philosophy, and intellectual property development.

AI Strategy

AI adoption, operational integration, vendor evaluation, the business case for (and against) AI in specific workflows, and AI readiness.

Market Signals

Industry shifts, competitive dynamics, emerging patterns in AI search behavior, and the data points that inform the consultancy's position.

Published

ArticleAuthority · Findability

EEAT Is Not a Checklist

July 25, 20263 min read

Experience, Expertise, Authoritativeness, Trustworthiness. Treated as boxes to tick, it fails. Treated as a content philosophy, it changes what gets written.

PodcastAuthority

Closing the Expertise Codification Gap

June 22, 202618 minThe Authority Bridge Podcast

Podcast episode migrated from The Authority Bridge archive. Audio and show notes are being prepared.

PodcastAuthority

The Hidden Cost of Remaining Uncodified

June 4, 202620 minThe Authority Bridge Podcast

Podcast episode migrated from The Authority Bridge archive. Audio and show notes are being prepared.

PodcastAuthority

The Architecture of Authority

June 4, 202619 minThe Authority Architect Podcast

Podcast episode migrated from The Authority Bridge archive. Audio and show notes are being prepared.

Cadence

New articles are published roughly every two weeks. Each one is written to stand on its own, to be cited accurately when an AI engine reaches for it, and to say something the author would still defend in two years.

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