Category: Insights


  • Welcome to the September edition of The AI Visibility Brief from Frontier15.

  • Join us at Future of Search

    Join Frontier15 and Passion Digital in Central London on 14 October for a breakfast briefing on the future of organic, paid and AI search, featuring Cecilia de la Viesca, Suzannah Simpson, Demi Falzon and Jo Robb.

  • Jo Robb reflects on her early experiments with AI and how she uses it to handle research, volume and structure. Her case for human-led content centres on editorial judgement, original insight and a brand voice readers can actually recognise.

  • Reddit’s share of ChatGPT citations fell sharply in August. Jo Robb explains why the shift is a reminder to build brand authority across websites, experts, reviews and communities, and to track visibility across more than one AI platform.

  • OtterlyAI published roughly 2,000 AI-generated articles across two new sites. Early Google visibility looked promising, then collapsed, while other AI search platforms behaved differently. The experiment offers a cautionary lesson for brands considering content at scale.

  • Welcome to the July edition of The AI Visibility Brief from Frontier15! Last month we talked about GEO becoming a de facto part of enterprise marketing . This month, the picture is becoming even more interesting. The AI search market is no longer being shaped by one dominant platform. It’s fragmenting. ChatGPT is still the…

  • Why AI is rewarding expertise, not endless publishing schedule Read time:         short_text Word count: Content marketing has often felt like a numbers game. Prevailing advice was always to publish more blogs, target more keywords, create more landing pages. When generative AI arrived, it initially seemed to reinforce that thinking. If content…

  • For more than two decades, digital discovery followed a very familiar pattern. Someone had a question or a need, opened Google, typed a few keywords, browsed a handful of websites (ranked by ‘best match’), and eventually made a decision. That journey still happens, but it’s far less predictable. schedule Read time:        …

  • Why marketers need to stop thinking about AI search as one platform Claude’s audience has grown by around 180% in just six months, yet most conversations about AI visibility are still dominated by ChatGPT. That disconnect matters. It isn’t simply a story about one platform becoming more popular; it’s evidence that AI search is fragmenting…

  • Welcome to our June newsletter! If last month was about understanding where AI visibility really happens, June has been about something slightly different: proof that the market is starting to organise around it. GEO is no longer a niche conversation for search specialists. It is being productised by major platforms, debated by publishers, tested by…