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Industry spotlights, visibility strategies, and what's changing right now.

AI search is changing fast. Stay ahead of it.

Found. is a free biweekly newsletter for business owners and marketers who want to know what's actually changing in AI search... and what to do about it. No hype. No fluff. Just practical strategy you can use.

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Issue 006 / May 2026 • SEO vs AEO, Mobile Responsiveness, and Topical Authority

SEO vs AEO explained, website mobile responsiveness, ChatGPT citing fewer sources, checking if AI bots can read your site, and topical authority.

Debbie Anderson, founder of Beacon4.ai, shopping at a local home goods store
Issue 005 / April 2026 • Citation Signals, Schema Markup, and Google's Ask Maps

Schema markup basics, Google's new Ask Maps feature, & a real case study on filling the AI content gap. Plus citation signals explained, social media account ownership, & the right way to leave a Google review.

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Issue 004 / April 2026 • SSL Security, AI Visibility for Law Firms, and New CST Features

SSL security, AI visibility for law firms, & a new CST feature that shows you who owns your query. Plus a Google reviews myth, AI Overviews explained, & one AI prompt every business owner should try.

Debbie Anderson, founder of Beacon4.ai, walking along the Portland Maine waterfront with the quote: You built something worth finding. Let's make sure AI knows it's there.
Issue 003 / March • NAP Consistency, AI Visibility for Restaurants, and Why Blogging Drives AI Search Results

83% of restaurants are invisible to ChatGPT. Learn why NAP consistency matters for AI search, how one Portland restaurant went from invisible to recommended, and why blogging drives AI visibility.

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Issue 002 / March • Google Wants to Replace Your Web Page With Its Own

Google filed a patent to replace your web page with its own AI version, why your Bing Places listing matters more than you think, and what a home cleaning company did to start showing up in AI search results.

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Issue 001 / February • AI Search Is Changing How People Find Businesses

How AI search is quietly changing the way customers find local businesses, what to do about your Google Business Profile, and how to see what AI is actually saying about you.

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