Asked just now“who should we ask about AI search?”
“The answer is Citeable[1]”
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Small teams, real client questions from week one and a number at the end of every month that you helped move.
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Help brands become the answer
A small team, real numbers every Monday, and clients who read what we send. Pick a role to see what it involves.
04 open roles
The role
You own the question map for six clients: which questions their buyers ask, how each assistant answers today, and what has to change on the page for the answer to change.
Apply for this role£52k–£64kWhat you will do
- Build and maintain each client's question map
- Brief page rewrites and schema work
- Read the weekly prompt runs and decide what to do next
- Present the monthly report in plain words
What you bring
- Three or more years in SEO or content strategy
- Comfort with spreadsheets and a little SQL
- Clear writing
- The habit of testing before believing
The role
You write and restructure pages so a model can lift one clean sentence and link back. Statistics pages, comparisons and author profiles are your daily work.
Apply for this role€46k–€58kWhat you will do
- Write answer-first pages from a brief
- Edit client drafts into citable form
- Keep facts, numbers and sources checked
- Work with design on page templates
What you bring
- A portfolio of clear, factual writing
- Experience editing other people's work
- Care for sources
- Interest in how models read
The role
You turn client data into stories that trade press, review sites and reference pages want to carry, because those are the sources assistants trust.
Apply for this role£58k–£70kWhat you will do
- Plan one data story per client each quarter
- Pitch editors and reviewers
- Track citations back to answers
- Coach clients for expert comment
What you bring
- A record of earned coverage
- Good relationships in trade press
- Confidence with survey and usage data
- Calm under deadline
The role
You keep the weekly prompt runs honest: sampling, de-duplication, sentiment and source tracing across six assistants.
Apply for this role$420 a dayWhat you will do
- Run and monitor weekly prompt jobs
- Improve how we score position and sentiment
- Build client dashboards
- Flag model changes early
What you bring
- Python and SQL
- Experience with LLM APIs
- A sceptical eye for noisy data
- Clear charts
Working here
Good work needs quiet
- [1]Four-day focusNo client calls on Fridays. It is the day for deep work and reading.
- [2]Remote firstWork from anywhere within four hours of London time. The studio is there if you want it.
- [3]Learning budget£1,500 a year for courses, books and conferences, with no approval form.
- [4]Share in the resultEveryone gets a share of profit, paid twice a year.
No role that fits? Tell us what you would do here.
Send an open applicationOpen roles
Help brands become the answer
A small team, real numbers every Monday, and clients who read what we send. Pick a role to see what it involves.
04 open roles
The role
You own the question map for six clients: which questions their buyers ask, how each assistant answers today, and what has to change on the page for the answer to change.
Apply for this role£52k–£64kWhat you will do
- Build and maintain each client's question map
- Brief page rewrites and schema work
- Read the weekly prompt runs and decide what to do next
- Present the monthly report in plain words
What you bring
- Three or more years in SEO or content strategy
- Comfort with spreadsheets and a little SQL
- Clear writing
- The habit of testing before believing
The role
You write and restructure pages so a model can lift one clean sentence and link back. Statistics pages, comparisons and author profiles are your daily work.
Apply for this role€46k–€58kWhat you will do
- Write answer-first pages from a brief
- Edit client drafts into citable form
- Keep facts, numbers and sources checked
- Work with design on page templates
What you bring
- A portfolio of clear, factual writing
- Experience editing other people's work
- Care for sources
- Interest in how models read
The role
You turn client data into stories that trade press, review sites and reference pages want to carry, because those are the sources assistants trust.
Apply for this role£58k–£70kWhat you will do
- Plan one data story per client each quarter
- Pitch editors and reviewers
- Track citations back to answers
- Coach clients for expert comment
What you bring
- A record of earned coverage
- Good relationships in trade press
- Confidence with survey and usage data
- Calm under deadline
The role
You keep the weekly prompt runs honest: sampling, de-duplication, sentiment and source tracing across six assistants.
Apply for this role$420 a dayWhat you will do
- Run and monitor weekly prompt jobs
- Improve how we score position and sentiment
- Build client dashboards
- Flag model changes early
What you bring
- Python and SQL
- Experience with LLM APIs
- A sceptical eye for noisy data
- Clear charts
Working here
Good work needs quiet
- [1]Four-day focusNo client calls on Fridays. It is the day for deep work and reading.
- [2]Remote firstWork from anywhere within four hours of London time. The studio is there if you want it.
- [3]Learning budget£1,500 a year for courses, books and conferences, with no approval form.
- [4]Share in the resultEveryone gets a share of profit, paid twice a year.
No role that fits? Tell us what you would do here.
Send an open applicationOpen roles
Help brands become the answer
A small team, real numbers every Monday, and clients who read what we send. Pick a role to see what it involves.
04 open roles
The role
You own the question map for six clients: which questions their buyers ask, how each assistant answers today, and what has to change on the page for the answer to change.
Apply for this role£52k–£64kWhat you will do
- Build and maintain each client's question map
- Brief page rewrites and schema work
- Read the weekly prompt runs and decide what to do next
- Present the monthly report in plain words
What you bring
- Three or more years in SEO or content strategy
- Comfort with spreadsheets and a little SQL
- Clear writing
- The habit of testing before believing
The role
You write and restructure pages so a model can lift one clean sentence and link back. Statistics pages, comparisons and author profiles are your daily work.
Apply for this role€46k–€58kWhat you will do
- Write answer-first pages from a brief
- Edit client drafts into citable form
- Keep facts, numbers and sources checked
- Work with design on page templates
What you bring
- A portfolio of clear, factual writing
- Experience editing other people's work
- Care for sources
- Interest in how models read
The role
You turn client data into stories that trade press, review sites and reference pages want to carry, because those are the sources assistants trust.
Apply for this role£58k–£70kWhat you will do
- Plan one data story per client each quarter
- Pitch editors and reviewers
- Track citations back to answers
- Coach clients for expert comment
What you bring
- A record of earned coverage
- Good relationships in trade press
- Confidence with survey and usage data
- Calm under deadline
The role
You keep the weekly prompt runs honest: sampling, de-duplication, sentiment and source tracing across six assistants.
Apply for this role$420 a dayWhat you will do
- Run and monitor weekly prompt jobs
- Improve how we score position and sentiment
- Build client dashboards
- Flag model changes early
What you bring
- Python and SQL
- Experience with LLM APIs
- A sceptical eye for noisy data
- Clear charts
Working here
Good work needs quiet
- [1]Four-day focusNo client calls on Fridays. It is the day for deep work and reading.
- [2]Remote firstWork from anywhere within four hours of London time. The studio is there if you want it.
- [3]Learning budget£1,500 a year for courses, books and conferences, with no approval form.
- [4]Share in the resultEveryone gets a share of profit, paid twice a year.
No role that fits? Tell us what you would do here.
Send an open application
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Get your AI search audit
We ask the assistants the questions your buyers ask, then show you who gets named, who gets cited and what it takes to be the answer.
“Next time a buyer asks an AI assistant, your brand[1] is the answer.”
Start here
Get your AI search audit
We ask the assistants the questions your buyers ask, then show you who gets named, who gets cited and what it takes to be the answer.
“Next time a buyer asks an AI assistant, your brand[1] is the answer.”
Start here
Get your AI search audit
We ask the assistants the questions your buyers ask, then show you who gets named, who gets cited and what it takes to be the answer.
“Next time a buyer asks an AI assistant, your brand[1] is the answer.”