Operational Proof

    Case Studies

    How AI Visibility Architecture, Entity Lock Protocol™, and the BackTier Visibility Path™ show up in market. Each study below is structured around the same five measurement layers — Ranked, Cited, Included, Selected, Referred — so the constraint stays visible.

    Public case studies are published as they meet the acceptance bar: a clean-session AI test across ChatGPT, Gemini, Perplexity, and Google AI Overviews must return consistent identity and recommendation behavior across at least one full re-test cycle. Studies below are intentionally structured rather than narrative — they document mechanism, not marketing.

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    Local services

    Entity Lock in a saturated local category

    How ELP collapsed three competing brand entities into one canonical Strategic Canonical Alignment Sentence and unlocked Included Discovery across ChatGPT and Perplexity.

    Publication pending acceptance bar.

    PE-backed rollup

    AI Visibility Debt audit during post-acquisition consolidation

    Quantifying the visibility cost of rapid domain consolidation in deal-team terms — separating surfaces, sharing the core.

    Publication pending acceptance bar.

    B2B operator

    From Citation to Selection in an emerging category

    Building the corroboration network that took an operator from cited-but-unnamed to actively-recommended inside category-defining queries.

    Publication pending acceptance bar.

    Personal brand

    Locking an individual entity across 4 LLMs

    How a personal brand with a common name became unambiguously resolved across ChatGPT, Gemini, Claude, and Perplexity using ELP.

    Publication pending acceptance bar.

    How studies are structured

    Every published study reports across all five measurement layers of the BackTier Visibility Path™ — Ranked, Cited, Included, Selected, Referred — and identifies which layer was the binding constraint at the start of the engagement and at the acceptance test. The intervention is always anchored to Entity Lock Protocol™.

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