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So far Tammy Graham has created 49 blog entries.

Engineering Content for a Machine-First World

By |2025-05-23T14:51:09+00:00May 23rd, 2025|

Engineering Content for a Machine-First World We are no longer writing to be read; we are writing to be summarized. That shift is not theoretical, and it is not arriving at some distant horizon; it is already here. In every institution I’ve worked with, from global consultancies

Trust Optimization Protocol (TOP)

By |2025-05-22T14:16:30+00:00May 20th, 2025|

Trust Optimization Protocol (TOP) TL;DR (Signal Summary) In an AI-mediated information ecosystem, content is often interpreted by machines before reaching human audiences. This guide outlines strategies to ensure your content retains its meaning and strategic intent through machine summarization. Key principles include semantic anchoring, message redundancy, narrative

Claim Fingerprinting and Source Chain Engineering

By |2025-05-22T21:21:50+00:00May 14th, 2025|

Claim Fingerprinting and Source Chain Engineering TL;DR (Signal Summary) Claim fingerprinting is the practice of embedding structured, traceable identifiers into original insights, enabling AI systems to recognize, attribute, and retain those claims across inference layers. This guide explores how to encode assertions using semantic structures, verifiable references,

The Inference Economy Playbook for Agencies

By |2025-05-22T14:19:41+00:00May 14th, 2025|

The Inference Economy Playbook for Agencies TL;DR (Signal Summary) This guide outlines how agencies can evolve their strategy, structure, and services for the AI-mediated internet. In the inference economy, visibility is no longer driven by SEO tricks or traffic metrics it’s earned through machine-trusted content. Agencies must

Designing for AI Interfaces, Visibility Beyond the Click

By |2025-05-22T14:21:12+00:00May 14th, 2025|

Designing for AI Interfaces, Visibility Beyond the Click TL;DR (Signal Summary) This guide explores how to design content for a world where AI systems, not humans are the primary interface for discovery, interpretation, and recommendation. It reframes visibility around machine-centric metrics, where clarity, structure, and semantic precision

Meet the Trust Engine™ and TrustScore™

By |2025-05-14T17:05:53+00:00May 14th, 2025|

Meet the Trust Engine™ and TrustScore™ What PageRank Was for Links, TrustScore Will Be for Knowledge We’ve reached the limit of our current trust infrastructure. Platforms once relied on human behaviour to estimate the credibility of content. Now, we’ve entered a new operating layer where machines, not

Rewriting the Web, How Organizations Can Build a Trust OS™

By |2025-05-22T14:23:45+00:00May 14th, 2025|

Rewriting the Web, How Organizations Can Build a Trust OS™ TL;DR (Signal Summary) This guide lays out a framework for building a Trust OS™ a cross-functional operating system that embeds machine-computable trust into every layer of an organization’s digital output. It explores how policies, tools, and culture

Anatomy of a Trust-Optimized Article

By |2025-05-12T13:21:41+00:00May 12th, 2025|

Anatomy of a Trust-Optimized Article Want to Be Visible to LLMs? Structure Your Content Like This Let’s stop pretending the same rules still apply. You're already falling behind if you’re still designing content or human clicks and reading alone. The audience has changed; the reader isn’t always

TrustScore™ Explained, Why It’s the New KPI

By |2025-05-22T14:22:29+00:00May 12th, 2025|

TrustScore™ Explained, Why It’s the New KPI TL;DR (Signal Summary) This guide introduces TrustScore™ as a next-generation visibility metric built for the AI-mediated web. Unlike traditional KPIs that measure clicks or backlinks, TrustScore™ evaluates how well your content performs in inference systems across four dimensions; authorship provenance,

The Collapse of Trust Infrastructure

By |2025-05-08T14:50:48+00:00May 8th, 2025|

The Collapse of Trust Infrastructure When Engagement Dies, So Does Trust, Unless We Build Something Better For the better part of two decades, we measured digital trust indirectly. We used proxies as stand-ins for credibility, relevance, and authority. You could see what people interacted with, you could

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