Every week the Engine finds the questions where AI never names you, publishes two articles and one listicle that answer them on your blog, and cuts two LinkedIn posts from each article that link back. You read a short report on Monday, and a live dashboard shows everything else.
Every client gets a live dashboard: the connections it depends on, a single score for where you stand, a map of every buyer question, the content calendar, how each LinkedIn post performed, and where to win next. It reads the real sources on every visit, and says so when one is broken.
Illustrative example: Mesquite Vale Family Dental, a fictional client, at month five. The numbers are what we expect once the quick fixes are done and the long-term work has had time to show.
This is the dashboard that comes with the AEO Content Engine. It is one page that shows what the Engine is doing for your business this week, how much of your buyer territory it has covered, and whether AI assistants are starting to name you. Let me walk you through it.
This example is a fictional dental practice, five months in. At the top is a row of connections: the systems the Engine depends on. A green light means the connection is healthy. Amber or red means something needs attention, and it tells you which one, so nothing fails silently. Below the connections is the AEO score, a dial from one to one hundred. Forty percent is coverage, which is how many of your buyer questions have content published or on the way. Forty percent is standing, which is how often AI names you compared with your closest peer. Twenty percent is momentum, which is whether that is rising. Here the practice has reached seventy four, with coverage at eighty two.
Next is the question tapestry. Each card is one topic your buyers ask about, and each square inside it is one specific question. A blue square means the question is answered by content on your site. A green glow means AI already cites you for it. A striped square means an article is scheduled. A dashed outline means it is planned, and an empty outline is still open. The bar at the bottom shows how much of the whole set is filled. Five months in, this practice has seventy eight percent of its questions filled, and AI already cites it for a fifth of them.
The calendar shows the last two weeks and the next five. Articles go live Monday and Thursday, a listicle goes live on Wednesday, and two LinkedIn posts are cut from each article. Click any item for its details. For items that have already gone out, the live impressions and clicks appear right on the calendar.
Further down, every LinkedIn post is listed with its impressions, clicks, reactions, comments and shares, matched to the article it promotes. You can see which topics earn attention and which do not.
The headline numbers compare the last thirty days with a ninety day baseline: how many tracked questions name you, how often AI links to your site as a source, website visits, and visits that came from AI assistants. The line shows the weekly count of questions that name you, from the first week to today.
Signals show where to win next: the sources AI cites for your questions and whether you are on them, visits from each AI assistant, AI crawler visits, and searches for your name. The sources you are not on yet become the next round of work.
That is the dashboard: one page, read live, and honest about what is working and what is not. When you are ready, we will set it up for your business.
One cycle, step by step: Byteable Insights, the answer engines, the draft, the gate, the blog, LinkedIn. Shown for Mesquite Vale Family Dental, a fictional practice used as an illustrative example. It plays by itself. Click any step to jump to it.
Illustrative example: a fictional client at month five. Mesquite Vale Family Dental is a fictional practice, shown with the same article structure and LinkedIn posts the Engine produces for real clients. Your blog keeps your own design.
Illustrative example: a fictional client at month five. Mesquite Vale Family Dental is not a real business.
A fixed set of buyer questions is checked against AI answers every week.
The top gaps become briefs, then two articles and a listicle a week in your voice, each one gated.
Each article goes live on your blog. Two posts are cut from it and scheduled.
The real machinery behind the weekly cycle. Each card shows what it does and, just as important, what it never does.
Each client gets a board like this, built around their own buyers. Search it, filter it, and see what the Engine does with each question. These rows are an illustrative example for Mesquite Vale Family Dental, a fictional practice.
Every draft passes a fixed set of checks before it can go live. Fail, and it goes back with a report. A weak article is never the price of automation.
Any statistic or percentage without a source is blocked.
Banned phrases and claims you cannot make are written down once and enforced every time.
Drafts are graded for AI-sounding prose and factual risk.
The cycle is built to run unattended. You read one short report on Monday and step in only if the gate raises a flag.
Move the sliders to match your business. This counts time only, not results. Bring it to the call and we will pressure test it together.
The Engine publishes about 13 a month: two articles and one listicle every week.
Research, drafting, edits, uploading and formatting.
Salary plus overhead, or the freelancer rate you pay.
Writing posts, scheduling them, reading the numbers.
Year one is the $3,000 setup plus twelve months at $1,000. This compares time cost only and makes no promise about rankings or leads.
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I am a PhD chemical engineer with 20 years of experience designing some of the most sophisticated medicine products in the world.
The process design mentality behind countless cancer therapies and COVID vaccines is the one we now apply directly to your business. In that world a process that works on Tuesday but not on Friday never ships. We hold your visibility to the same standard: find where the process breaks, measure it, fix it, and prove the fix worked.
One setup fee, one monthly fee. No per article pricing, no per post charges, no surprise add-ons.
Everything needed to point the Engine at your market and switch it on.
The weekly loop, running, monitored and reported on.
Run the Engine for several companies, or under your own brand.
We do not promise rankings or a number of leads. We promise a measured, published, reported weekly cycle, and we show you what AI says about you every week.
Start with the free scan to see how ready your site is today, then add the Content Engine when you are ready. We tell you honestly whether it is a fit.