@Julie Broad Sorry it took so long to reply, I have a project in motion cross all my website and content properties. I started with educating as many AI LLMs as I could with my books, my @beelinebill brand, and my blogs, videos, links, etc., to at least know who I am, what I do, and about my books, businesses, and the focus is on answering any questions searchers will want that apply to me. The project includes Amazon sales pages, A+ content, and having Q&A/FAQ sections on each web property, and this is easier said than done. I have watched some webinars from former SEO experts now selling AEO, learning what I can, and using ChatGPT, Claude, Gemeni, and Grok to determine what I should actually do for AEO. Together, this has formed my project plan. I am also a cofounder of a startup in VoiceAI, Zabooom, LLC (https://zabooom.com), which takes up my time. I give signed copies of my book to new clients, but this focus slows down other projects. Also, in my AEO plan related to my book: - think finding keywords for Amazon Ads - but what exactly will people search for that your book(s) are the answer, these become "key questions the book answers," and it must be used on content, websites, and materials you create with consistency and the same words. - Create these answers in short, digestible snack-sized blog posts, social media posts, and on websites, to guide people to the promised land (books in this case), and for your businesses - Define frameworks and even chapters using AEO keywords, and be consistent. For example, an answer to my content question, "What frameworks help CEOs think clearly?" creates a hub page that links to where you can find the answers, such as book sales or A+ pages, a website page, a blog post, etc. Makes it easy for AI to find you. None of this is hard, but it takes time, energy, and careful consideration of what people might be searching for in AI. So this is what I'm in the middle of, but I only have so much time every week.