An open leather document case on a walnut desk at night with four manila folders fanned out of it, representing the four parts of the CASE framework for briefing AI.

How I Brief AI With the CASE Framework

Most AI output sounds generic because the brief was generic. CASE is the four-part brief I use so AI works from my frameworks, my standards, and my voice instead of the average.

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How I Run an AI Visibility Audit

Article Summary An AI visibility audit measures whether AI assistants name a firm when buyers ask for help, which sources they cite to justify it,…

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Six identical brass keys in a row on a walnut desk, five in shadow and one lit by a warm lamp, illustrating how brand memory helps AI tell one Michel Fortin apart from five others.

How I Build Brand Memory So AI Recommends Me

Wikidata had five Michel Fortins before I added mine. An actor, a mathematician, a politician, an archeologist, a dentist. AI can’t recommend a name it can’t place. Here’s how I fixed that, and what it taught me about brand memory.

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Why Some Experts Compound With AI While Others Just Get Faster

There are two ways to use AI in an expert-led practice. One gives you speed. The other gives you leverage. The AI Amplifier model uses the 4S framework (Search, Sell, Serve, Sustain) and the CASE prompt discipline to compound an executive or founder’s positioning instead of diluting it. Speed runs out. Leverage compounds.

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