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The BizzBuzz AI blog

Marketing notes for founders who don’t have a marketing department

Short, practical writing on getting your business named by AI assistants, producing content without a content team, and spending a small budget where it actually moves something. Written by the people building our AI visibility tools.

  • AI visibility
  • Content creation
  • Affordable marketing
  • Startup growth

What you’ll find here

Four things we write about, and nothing else

We keep the blog narrow on purpose. Everything published here comes out of work we are doing for startups and online businesses — the questions clients ask us on calls, the experiments we run on our own tools, and the things that turned out not to work.

AI visibility

How large language models decide which companies to mention, and what you can publish so that yours is one of them.

Content creation

Workflows for briefing, drafting and editing with AI while the writing still sounds like a human who knows the subject.

Affordable marketing

Where an early-stage team should put its first marketing money, and which expensive habits it can safely skip.

Behind the tools

Notes on how our AI visibility tooling works, what it measures, and how to read what it tells you.

Articles

Browse the blog

Pick a topic to narrow the list. Everything is written to be read in under ten minutes and applied the same week.

AI visibility

Structured data is the new meta description

Machines summarise your page before a human ever clicks it. A plain-language guide to the markup that makes your offer legible to them.

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AI visibility

The prompts your buyers are actually typing

How to build a short list of the questions that lead to your category, and track whether an assistant answers them with your name.

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AI visibility

Why one good comparison page beats ten blog posts

Models reward pages that state trade-offs clearly. What that means for how you write about competitors.

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Content creation

A content engine one person can run

The brief, draft, edit and publish loop we use with small teams — and the point in it where a human has to stay in the chair.

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Content creation

Turn one customer interview into a month of posts

A repurposing workflow that starts with a recorded conversation and ends with articles, social copy and an FAQ that all agree with each other.

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Content creation

How to stop AI writing from sounding like AI writing

Specifics, opinions and real examples. The editing checklist we run before anything goes out under a client’s name.

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Affordable marketing

Your first marketing budget, line by line

What a pre-revenue team should pay for, what it should do itself, and what it can leave until there are customers to talk to.

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Affordable marketing

Positioning before promotion

Spending on distribution before you can say what you do in one sentence is the most expensive mistake in early marketing. How to fix the sentence first.

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Affordable marketing

Measuring marketing when the numbers are small

What to watch when you have too little traffic for statistics, and which dashboards are safe to ignore for now.

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New articles land at the top of this page. If there’s a question you’d like us to write up, send it over — most of what’s here started as a client email.

Alongside the writing

Two things worth taking away

Watch: how AI visibility scoring works

A short walkthrough of what our tools ask the models, how the answers are scored, and what a low score usually means about your site.

Watch the walkthrough

Download: the AI visibility checklist

The same list we work through on a first audit — the pages to publish, the markup to add, and the wording changes that make a site easier for a model to quote correctly.

AI visibility checklist (PDF)

Reading is cheaper than guessing. Doing it is cheaper with us.

Tell us what you sell and who you sell it to, and we’ll show you where you currently stand with the assistants your buyers are using — and what affordable marketing would look like from there.