Free AI search playbook webinar on June 9, the full operating system with no upsell

I'm running a free 90-minute AI search playbook session on Monday, June 9, 2026 at 7:30 PM WIB. If you own organic visibility at a startup or SME in Southeast Asia and you've felt your traffic curves softening while AI answers harden, this is the session you want to be on.

Register here.

Why I'm doing this for free

Most "AI search" content on the internet right now is either too abstract to act on, or too tactical to compound. I want to put the operating system I actually use with clients in front of more people in this region, specifically Series A founders and SME marketing leads who can't justify a six-month transformation but also can't keep losing share of voice every quarter.

Free attendance, no upsell at the end. The templates I share are the same ones my paid consultancy clients use day to day.

Who this is for

Four kinds of people will get the most out of it:

• Content marketers and CMOs who own organic visibility and need a framework that ties traditional SEO to the AI engines
• Founders and solopreneurs building brand presence from scratch and trying to figure out what to build first
• Agency teams who need an AI search offering they can actually sell, not a slide deck about generative AI
• In-house SEO leads translating last year's roadmap into AI-era OKRs that survive a CFO conversation

If you're none of those, the session probably isn't for you. That's deliberate.

What we'll cover, five tiers

The session is structured in five tiers, each about 15 minutes.

1. Why AI search changes everything

Zero-click answers across Google AI Overviews, ChatGPT, Perplexity, Gemini, and Deepseek. Conversational queries that don't match your keyword strategy. The data on why traffic curves are softening even when rankings hold.

2. Vocabulary settlement

SEO, AEO, and GEO as three layers of the same modern search practice, not three competing strategies. The discipline split that defined search for two decades is collapsing, and the teams that pretend it isn't are losing share each quarter. If you want the short version before the session, the glossary covers the terms.

3. Page-level blueprint

The anatomy of a page that AI engines actually cite. JSON-LD schema patterns. The "40-to-60-word opening" rule. Query fan-out worked examples across multiple engines.

4. Rollout, metrics, tools

A 12-month roadmap that fits inside a small team's bandwidth. Citation share tracking. Engine-by-engine tuning. The tools that actually move the metric versus the ones that just produce dashboards.

5. Live workspace tour

A walkthrough of the workspace structure we operate from with clients, pre-loaded with starter content. Six Notion databases. Two templates. Yours after the session to copy and adapt.

Then about 30 minutes of open Q&A.

What you'll leave with

• The full 20-part playbook PDF
• Six Notion databases: citation tracker, content brief, schema audit, query fan-out, topic cluster planner, monthly review
• Two ready-to-use templates
• A concrete sense of what to build next quarter

All sent to your inbox within 24 hours of the session. You don't need to attend live to receive the deliverables, just register before June 9.

Why I'm bullish on Southeast Asia specifically

Most public AI search content is North America-centric. The behaviour in this region differs in two ways that matter:

• Deepseek and other regional engines are non-trivial sources of citation traffic, especially in Indonesian and Vietnamese language queries
• AI Overview behaviour varies materially by country. The same query in Singapore and in Jakarta can produce different answers with different citation patterns

The session covers both, including how to track citation behaviour engine-by-engine for the regions you actually care about.

What this isn't

• A sales pitch for an agency retainer
• A demo of a tool
• A theoretical lecture on "the future of search"

It's the working playbook I use day to day, taught in 90 minutes.

Register

Register here. Capped so the Q&A stays useful.

If the date doesn't work, register anyway. The recording and all the templates go to everyone who signed up, live attendance or not.

If you'd rather skip the group session and talk 1:1, the calendar is here.