Aidan S.

I get brands cited inside AI answers. ChatGPT, Perplexity, Google AI Overviews, and Gemini.

Recent work:

InCorp: non-branded organic traffic went from 2k to 22k in twelve months.
OpenSea: AI citation share went from 5% to 27% across 100+ tracked prompts in seven months.
Try Create: organic revenue $2M to $25M in six months, and #1 in ChatGPT for "best creatine gummies."
Enter.Health: monthly impressions 12k to 53k, with their fastest-growing page up 28x.
Upsun: #1 in ChatGPT for "best overall structured DevOps platform."
iSleep: $12.8k in AI-attributed revenue across 71 orders in 30 days, verified in the client's own GA4.
Rec Nation: ranking across 23 states in 60 days.

How I work:

Most AEO advice boils down to "good SEO is good AEO." That's wrong, and it's why so much of it doesn't move anything. Getting cited is a different problem from ranking. It depends on which sources a model retrieves, how your brand is described across the web, and whether your pages are built so an answer engine can lift from them cleanly.

So I start by measuring what the models actually say about you right now: your mention rate, your share of voice against competitors, and the specific sources each engine is citing. Then I go fix the things that change those numbers.

A typical engagement is a fixed-scope sprint covering the audit, prompt and citation research, the technical fixes, and the content that gets pulled into answers. Ongoing tracking after that if you want it.

Credentials:

Expert-Vetted on Upwork, the top 1% of talent on the platform.
100% Job Success Score across 54 contracts and $200k+ earned here.
Military veteran, based in San Diego.

I also built my own AI visibility tracking platform, because the off-the-shelf tools missed
citations my clients were actually getting. Tools I work in: Peec AI, DataForSEO, Ahrefs,
Semrush, GA4, Search Console.

I still do the traditional side, because it feeds the AI side: technical audits, content strategy, and the "best X" listicle formats that account for roughly 44% of the pages ChatGPT cites (Ahrefs, across a billion-plus data points).

If you want to know where you stand, send me your domain and two or three prompts your buyers would actually type. I'll tell you what the models say about you today.