How it works

Watch how AI finds you.

When someone asks an AI assistant about a person, the model searches the web in real time and answers from what comes back.

01 The search 02 The pointers 03 The refresh 04 The read

Scene 01 · Retrieval

The search fans out. A record gives it somewhere to land.

Ask about a person and the model sends queries across the open web: profiles, employers, press, directories, namesakes. Without a primary source it averages the fragments. With one, the search converges.

One question, four models, dozens of fetches.

Assembled from fragments: an old job title, the wrong company, a namesake blended in.

Cited from nameofrecord.com/r/maya-ellison, corroborated by the LinkedIn, employer and press pages it lists.

Scene 02 · Reference pointers

More pointers, more ways to be found.

A few short posts linking your record give the models more paths to find you.

Two do extra work: X and Threads reach the assistants that prioritize content from inside those gated ecosystems.

Open-web assistants follow any pointer in. X and Threads also reach the walled-in assistants.

More pointers, more paths inEach one links your recordX + Threads open gated ecosystems

Scene 03 · Freshness

The record lights back up, on schedule.

Search engines and assistants weigh how current a page looks. Most bios are published once and left to fade. Your record is re-published on a fixed cycle, so it always reads as maintained: monthly on Record, weekly testing on Standard and Professional.

The same search space, over three months.

Every pulse is a re-publish: facts re-confirmed, the modified date renewed, search engines pinged, the models re-tested.

Scene 04 · The read

Fetched in milliseconds. Read in one pass.

Assistant crawlers give each page a fixed budget of time and attention. A script-heavy profile can spend it before any text appears. The record is one static page: full text and schema.org markup arrive on the first request, so nothing is left half-read.

The same search space, with a stopwatch.

Illustrative timings. The record is static HTML served from an edge cache; script-heavy pages spend the crawl budget before their text appears.

See it live

The scenes above describe a real page.

Maya Ellison is our sample record; yours works the same way. Start with the free check and see what the models say about you today.

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