RICKETYROO CASE STUDY How RicketyRoo Improved a Local Builder’s AI Visibility With One Structural Content Update This case study was written by Aimee Jurenka at Rickety Roo. Aimee used Waikay to identify where AI models were failing to connect a local builder to its core topic, designed and implemented a structural content strategy to fix […]
How Is Brand Reputation Management Changing in the Age of AI?
SEO is undergoing a massive shift with the rise of AI, especially large language models (LLMs) that are now dominating search results with synthesized answers. According to this study, LLMs rely on editorial content for over 60% of their understanding of brand reputation. This new era is making brand reputation management more unpredictable than ever. […]
AI visibility metrics: Discover how AI perceives your brand and your competitors
Do you know if artificial intelligence understands your brand better than your competitors’? In the new era of generative search, it is no longer enough to analyze Google rankings or measure clicks. What really matters is how AI models describe, recommend, and compare your brand to others. AI visibility metrics have become the new standard […]
AI Audit: How to use Waikay to audit the knowledge that AI models have about your brand
Do you really know what artificial intelligence says about your company? In an environment where users rely on ChatGPT, Gemini, Sonar or Claude to make decisions, not controlling the information that AI models handle can put your brand’s reputation and visibility at risk. AI Auditing has become an essential new discipline in digital marketing: it […]
From SEO to GEO: How AI has changed the way brands are discovered
What if your brand didn’t exist for artificial intelligence? Every day, millions of users rely on models such as ChatGPT or Gemini to get information, compare options, and make decisions. If AI doesn’t know you, it won’t recommend you. Artificial intelligence is redefining the way people discover brands, products, and services. Today, it’s not enough […]





