u/Far-Speech-3254

Anyone else struggling to get their brand mentioned in AI search results?
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Anyone else struggling to get their brand mentioned in AI search results?

Been doing this for five months now and genuinely hitting a wall. finance brand. small team. everything rides on organic because paid is basically off the table for our category. started taking ai search seriously after a lost deal debrief where the client mentioned they had used chatgpt to compare options before they started googling properly. we did not come up. competitor did. they went with the competitor. that was the moment i realised this was not a future problem. it was happening now.

so i started doing the work myself. learned what citation share meant. built a tracking system. restructured our content. did journalist outreach. got us from zero to 8% over about five months.

proud of it honestly. but also aware that 8% is nowhere near where we need to be. main competitor is at about 30%. i can see exactly why. they have consistent editorial coverage in the publications that ai models actually pull from. we do not have that yet.

the bit i cannot crack alone is the publication relationship piece. getting into the sources that actually matter takes connections i do not have and cannot build fast enough.

started looking at agencies for help with exactly that part. Absolute Digital Media came up a few times in conversations i trust. had a call with them last week. seemed more prepared than most i have spoken to. has anyone else been through this specific ceiling. where you got so far alone and then needed outside help to go further. what did you do and did it work

u/Far-Speech-3254 — 3 days ago

Current street setup.

S26U + magnetic camera grip.

Thing is heavy as a brick, but having a real shutter button and built-in battery actually makes me want to go out and shoot.

What are you guys rocking for daily carries right now?

u/Far-Speech-3254 — 10 days ago

Being WFH sometimes means my desk is on display every video call and the scratchy squeaky noise my chair’s casters make when rolling on hardwood floors has been terribly embarrassing on several client calls. Always thought casters were just casters. They are not. The difference between the cheap plastic and the proper rollerblade style or polyurethane casters is huge in regard to both noise reduction and floor protection.

Amazon has rollerblade cellphone chair casters with specific customer reviews from fellow WFH people about lowering noise on laminate and hardwood floors. The comparison from reviewers of noise before changing to rollerblade style and after changing to rollerbrake style is convincing enough, many say the squeak is totally gone after switching.

Do the polyurethane or rubber wheel soft casters do best on hardwood as far as lowering the noise? What stem sizes fit most office chairs without needing an adapter? Remote workers who have switched out the casters on your chair do tell us about the noise!

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u/Far-Speech-3254 — 18 days ago

I was in a minor car accident here in Houston recently, and at first it didn’t seem like a big deal. But now I’m dealing with back-and-forth insurance calls, and a few issues are starting to show up that I didn’t notice right away.

For people in Houston who’ve gone through something similar, when did you decide it was time to speak with a personal injury lawyer? Is it better to get advice early just to understand your options, or do most people wait until there’s a bigger problem with insurance or medical stuff?

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u/Far-Speech-3254 — 26 days ago