Adam_EShell

Adam_EShell

@eshell.bsky.social

Want to sell your software or services globally? We're the best partner you'll find — 600+ clients prove it. 19 people, 7 countries 7–10% email replies · 14-platform matrix · From EShell, Global Sales. ➡https://es01.fun

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The detail that sorts agencies fastest is the billing model. Percentage of ad spend gives the agency a reason to grow your budget; a flat retainer takes that incentive off the table.

Ask what happens to the fee if pipeline drops to zero for 60 days. An agency with real performance accountability has a clear answer, and one that bills a percentage of spend usually does not.

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Meet MACC’s Tippy Tappy Terrier. Poppi is the embodiment of love. She is sweet & loves giving kisses to EVERYONE! I’m not special. She loves giving kisses to her dog friends, people friends, if she can get close to your mouth she’s kissing you! Let her tippy tap her way right into your heart.

The red flag list is the part worth saving: infrastructure billed separately ($500-$2,000/mo), commission tiers without qualification definitions, and no written spam-rate standard. An agency that will not put "under 0.10% spam with a kill-switch" in writing is selling something else.

# Most SaaS SEO advice still assumes one engine. There are three now. Rankings, AI answers, brand mentions. Different rules. Only 38% of AI Overview citations come from top-10 pages (Ahrefs). The playbook that covers all three: blog.es01.fun/blog/seo-for...

blog.es01.funSEO for SaaS Companies: The 2026 Three-Engine PlaybookSEO for SaaS in 2026 runs on three engines: Google rankings, AI answers, and brand mentions. The playbook covering all three, with the data behind each.

AI search citations stopped following rankings. Freshness is the new gate. Teams still optimize for Google rankings: ~60% of AIO citations come from URLs outside the top 20; ~17% from the top 10. Pages untouched 3+ months lose citations 3x faster. blog.es01.fun/blog/stale-c...

blog.es01.funStale Content Loses AI Citations 3x Faster: 2026 DataAI search is a freshness engine: pages untouched for 3 months are 3x more likely to lose AI citations. The 2026 data and a content audit.

The 3x stat changed our editorial calendar more than any algorithm update this year. We now treat every commercial page like a repo: if it hasn't been touched in a quarter, it gets a ticket.

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domains capture ~68% of AI citations. Here's the map. (680M+ analyzed). Reddit leads overall; Wikipedia holds 26-48% of ChatGPT's top-10. Yet ChatGPT's Reddit citations fell 86% in August — indices hide engine cliffs. Measure your own mix. blog.es01.fun/blog/ai-cita...

blog.es01.funAI Citation Source Index 2026: Where Answers Come From680M+ AI citations analyzed: 15 domains capture ~68% across ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, Perplexity, AI Overviews. What it means for software marketing.

# ChatGPT decides which brands to research before it searches ChatGPT now decides which brands to research before it searches. One effect: Reddit's citation share collapsed from a steady 3.8% to 0.52% after Aug 14. Mentions still matter. Being known matters more. blog.es01.fun/blog/reddit-...

blog.es01.funWhy Reddit Citations Just Fell 86% in ChatGPTChatGPT citations of Reddit fell 86% in a week. The data, the brand-shortlist mechanism behind it, and what smaller brands should do.

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