The Weekly Firehose #22

The AI traffic map got rewritten. Claude grew 64x. Most brands haven't noticed.

The Weekly Firehose #20

Welcome back. This week, the data on AI visibility is harder to ignore than ever: ChatGPT's reasoning modes behave like entirely different search engines, citation share is becoming a real competitive metric, and the brands winning AI recommendations are the ones who treated entity-building as infrastructure, not an afterthought. Let's dig in.

The Weekly Firehose Issue 16: The Week AI Search Changed Everything

Between May 21 and 26, three of the most significant events in the history of AI search

The Weekly Firehose Issue 13

A lot happened this week in AI search : and most of it points in the same direction: the window to build LLM visibility is narrowing fast, and the brands moving now are pulling ahead.

The Weekly Firehose Issue 12 Post

Google’s new rules, the 75 point blind spot, and the $42.5M citation pool.

The Weekly Firehose Issue 11: Google Quality Signals, AI Search Blind Spots and the New Publisher Economy

The era of the invisible brand is ending, if you're paying attention.

The Weekly Firehose Issue 10: Shopping Engines, Source Bias and Machine Discovery

From Easter Baskets to Enterprise Slack: How AI Agents are Rewriting the Rules of Search and Discovery

The Weekly Firehose Issue 9: The Near Me Revolution, Agentic Commerce, Googles E E A T Meets The AI Serp

March 30, 2026

The Weekly Firehose Issue 7: The Great Search Collision post

The window is closing faster than anyone predicted.AI SEARCH VISIBILITY INSIDERBy Monica Tomasso | AI Search Visibility Strategist

Beyond the Website: Engineering for the RANK and LLM Era

The Weekly Firehose Issue 4: Press Releases as AI Fuel and Real World Wins

Welcome to Issue 4 of The Weekly Firehose, where we track what actually works in AI visibility for growth stage SMBs and mid market firms across the nation.

The AI News Firehose: Why your "AI rank" is worthless (and what to track instead) Post

Google's testing opt-outs, Chrome wants disclosure tags, and Rand Fishkin just destroyed AI rankings. Here's what actually matters.