Most agencies still write for keyword density. AI engines do not care about keyword density. They cite content with primary data, original voice, and clean extractability. We write that, in a brief format your team can use too.
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A standardised brief format refined across the Tenet content portfolio. Audience, intent, structure, schema, internal-link map. Junior writer or senior in-house writer, both produce quotable content from the same brief.
Question-shaped headings, lead answer paragraphs in the first 80 words, structured data the engines can lift. The structural choices that decide whether your content gets cited.
AI-only drafts are not cited by citation engines. So using them defeats the work. We use AI for research and acceleration. Humans write the finished piece.
The same structural choices that earn AI citations earn Google rankings. We design for both audiences from the brief, not as separate workstreams.
Publishing cadence locked. Refreshes scheduled every quarter. No 12-month content calendar that nobody updates after month two.
Real bylines. Real citations. Real corrections process. The kind of editorial integrity that holds up in a board meeting when somebody asks “is your content AI-generated”.
Traditional SEO agencies are retrofitting old tactics onto a fundamentally new landscape. ASAD was built from scratch for the AI search era, with methodology, tools, and reporting designed around how LLMs work.
Brief-to-publish cadence, citation hit rates, and the topical coverage you can expect from a properly-resourced content programme.
We use AI for research, quality checks, and draft acceleration on outlines. We do not use AI to write the final draft of anything that ships on a client domain. The reason is not philosophical: AI-only drafts are not cited by AI search engines, so using them defeats the entire programme. Our editorial standards on this are public on the editorial policy page.
Both options exist. Most clients prefer we draft and they review. The draft is written by a senior strategist who has subject knowledge in your category, not a generalist freelancer. If your in-house team writes, we provide the brief format and review every draft before publish.
Two long-form pieces per month is the default. We do not buy into the “publish every day” school. Frequency matters less than the engine treating each piece as authoritative. A weekly schedule of throwaway posts loses to a fortnightly schedule of cited cornerstones.
For deeply technical categories (medical devices, fintech infrastructure, enterprise security), we use a working session model. Your in-house expert briefs a senior strategist for 60 minutes. The strategist drafts. The expert reviews the draft. The piece ships in a fraction of the time your expert would have taken to write it from scratch.
