E-E-A-T for New Companies Without Case Studies
How a new company can show experience, expertise and trust before it has case studies: visible people, publishable work, transparency and early independent signals.
Gunakesh Parmar ·
How a new company can show experience, expertise and trust before it has case studies: visible people, publishable work, transparency and early independent signals.
Gunakesh Parmar ·
How businesses with several locations win local search and AI answers: one verified profile per real location, unique location pages, crawlable store locators, per-location reviews and consistency.
Gunakesh Parmar ·
A page-by-page method for refreshing existing content: building an inventory, deciding to update, merge, redirect, remove or leave, what a real update includes, and how to measure it.
Gunakesh Parmar ·
Why B2B dashboards start counting the buyer too late, what Google retiring four attribution models in 2023 tells you, how AI answers widen the gap when only 1% of people click a source inside a summary, and what to put on the report instead of clicks.
Rohit Bhisey ·
How restaurants and cafes get recommended in Google, Maps and AI answers: a complete Business Profile, a text menu, consistent food platform listings, genuine reviews and a clear website.
Rohit Bhisey ·
The rules on company articles in Wikipedia and items in Wikidata: notability, conflict of interest, paid editing disclosure, and how to fix errors or add accurate, referenced facts.
Rohit Bhisey ·
Short, self-contained definitions of 62 terms used in answer engine optimisation, generative engine optimisation and technical SEO, with links to in-depth guides.
Gunakesh Parmar ·
What Pew's click data shows, how retrieval-augmented generation decides which sources an assistant credits, the four stages companies move through from absent to recommended, and the order of work that actually pays off.
Gunakesh Parmar ·
Structure makes a page readable for AI assistants. It does not make the page worth quoting. How to find the original material only your company has, make it extractable, reinforce it across other surfaces, and measure whether assistants start naming you.
Rohit Bhisey ·
A week-by-week 90-day plan for AEO and GEO: foundation and baseline in month one, a complete topic cluster in month two, original information and mentions in month three.
Rohit Bhisey ·
How Indian companies can become visible to buyers in the US, UK and Middle East: when to create market versions, URL structures, localised content, hreflang, local proof and measurement.
Gunakesh Parmar ·
What Indian manufacturers and exporters need on product pages, company profiles and B2B marketplaces to be found by procurement teams in Google and AI answers, at home and abroad.
Rohit Bhisey ·
The structure of a service page that serves buyers, Google and AI assistants: a specific opening, fit, deliverables, process, price, evidence and real FAQs.
Gunakesh Parmar ·
A step-by-step diagnostic for traffic lost in a Google core update: confirming the cause, finding the losing pages and queries, studying the winners and deciding what to improve.
Gunakesh Parmar ·
How to build a topic map that shows search engines and AI assistants your depth on a subject: core topics, buyer questions, page types, internal links and publishing order.
Gunakesh Parmar ·
How to earn accurate, relevant mentions in the publications and communities AI assistants read: finding targets, creating something worth covering, pitching and being a good expert source.
Rohit Bhisey ·
How to structure comparison pages so buyers and AI assistants can use them: verdict first, a fair table on shared criteria, dated facts, clear conditions and open disclosure.
Rohit Bhisey ·
Seven reasons ChatGPT leaves a company out of its answers, a test for each, and a free template for tracking AI mentions over time.
Rohit Bhisey ·
What first-party evidence and original research are, why AI assistants cite them, and how a services business can publish its own data properly.
What information gain is, why AI assistants cite pages that add something new, and how to find the information only your business can publish.
What embeddings and cosine similarity are, how search systems use them to match meaning, and what that means for how you write pages.
Information gain, E-E-A-T, first-party evidence, source attribution, trust signals and writing passages that can be quoted accurately.
Answer-first structure, chunking, tables, JSON-LD, entity resolution, llms.txt, AI crawler rules, freshness dates and IndexNow.
Retrieval-augmented generation, query fan-out, embeddings, re-ranking, context windows, the lost-in-the-middle effect and AI hallucination.
Technical and enterprise SEO: crawl health, Core Web Vitals, site architecture and intent-based keyword mapping.