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Corey Vilhauer | July 29, 2026
Trust in web content is getting harder to earn. A few small, human touches — a real author, real sources, a point of view — show your writing came from a person.
Corey Vilhauer | July 27, 2026
Just becuase your rates are public, it doesn't mean AI search can easily read them. How to structure credit union content for maximum crawlability.
Bob Davison | June 29, 2026
Spinning up templates for new content types takes time. Here's a proof-of-concept that uses Optimizely Opal to make it faster and safer.
AI | Development | Optimizely
Corey Vilhauer | June 22, 2026
Worried your content won't show up in AI search? Here are the five problems we find most often in GEO audits — from easy heading fixes to deeper editorial work.
Corey Vilhauer | May 28, 2026
Google just published its first official GEO guidance — and it reframes what we thought we knew. Here's what changed, what held up, and what it can't tell you.
Corey Vilhauer | May 25, 2026
Accessible writing and GEO-readiness reward the same practices — and understanding why gives you a much stronger argument for both. This article explains where they overlap, what the shared patterns look like, and how to use that overlap to get writing quality taken seriously in rooms where it hasn't been yet.
Corey Vilhauer | May 18, 2026
GEO isn't a replacement for good writing — it's proof that good writing always mattered. Here's what shifts when you write for AI search, and what stays the same.
May 7, 2026
Blend replaced a legacy search tool on bonanza.org with Azure AI Search, adding content weighting, model-based filtering, and verified answers for ABS members.
Associations | AI | Content and IA | Development | Optimizely
Joe Kepley | March 19, 2026
CMS vendors handle AI in two ways: built-in orchestration or bring-your-own tools. Learn how each approach works and which fits your AI strategy.
Corey Vilhauer | February 3, 2026
AI adoption fails because organizations bolt tools onto processes instead of understanding actual workflow problems. AI works well for mechanical tasks like research synthesis and consistency checking, but editorial judgment must stay human. Start by identifying your team's real pain points, pick one workflow to improve, and measure actual time saved—the goal is better content, not AI for its own sake.