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AirOps survey of 300 marketing leaders finds 75% face higher pipeline targets with flat or lower budgets
7h agoAirOps hosts webinar on AI search optimisation and the 5 inputs for brand visibility
2d agoAirOps promotes platform scale: 47M buyer actions, 6B citations, 10M AI search journeys
2d agoAirOps promotes content on AI-driven brand discovery and post-click experience optimisation
7d agoAirOps ecosystem: third-party post on AI search brand discovery — minor market signal
7d agoAirOps sponsors SEO For Lunch newsletter and promotes webinar on high-growth team principles
8d agoAirOps sponsors SEO newsletter and hosts webinar on high-growth team operating principles
8d agoAirOps publishes thought-leadership post on AI-informed website personalisation
8d agoAirOps promotes content on AI-driven post-click website experience optimisation
8d agoAirOps cited by competitor thruuu in public comparison post referencing $118M in funding
8d agoCompetitor tweet references AirOps's $118M in total funding raised
8d agoAirOps data shows Reddit's ChatGPT citation share fell from 2.68% to 0.24% in 24 hours
9d agoAirOps research cited in third-party analysis of domain authority and AI citation rates
10d agoAirOps research finds 61% of ChatGPT-cited pages carry rich schema vs 25% of Google top results
11d agoAirOps pivot to services sparks public debate about platform adoption challenges
10 SeptAirOps pivot to services model sparks public debate about platform adoption challenges
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In last week’s episode of Dive Radio, we went deep into the role of the founding designer. But one of the topics that really stood out to me was when @jessperate shared her experience leaving AirOps as the head of brand. And it wasn’t because anything was wrong, it was simply https://t.co/i7im25LSFV
The firms hitting bigger numbers this year are running smaller marketing teams. AirOps surveyed 300 marketing leaders. 75% have a higher pipeline target. 43% got more budget. Nearly half with a bigger target got the same money or less.
AI search is becoming much bigger than SEO. In this AirOps webinar, Josh Spilker speaks with Sam Page, Head of AEO/SEO Services, and Ali McCarty, VP and GM of Managed Services, about the 5 connected inputs that influence whether a brand is found, trusted, cited, and chosen. https://t.co/PLx8ndmAXK
AirOps is built on real buyer signals to know what drives outcomes for your brand: - 47 million observed actions reveal what worked to drive buyer action, and where. - 6 billion citations show which pages and publishers answer engines trust. - 10 million AI search journey
Your brand showed up in an AI answer. Now what? AI is changing how customers discover and evaluate brands before they ever reach your website. By the time they click through, they may already know what they want, and forcing them to start their search all over again can mean https://t.co/yJyrjHeuzI
Today’s #SEOForLunch newsletter is sponsored by @airops. I wanted to quickly shout out that Airops has a webinar tomorrow September 17 at 10am PT / 1pm ET, They’ll discuss going deeper into the operating principles that set high-growth teams apart, and what you can apply to
Today’s #SEOForLunch newsletter is sponsored by @airops. I wanted to quickly shout out that Airops has a webinar tomorrow September 17 at 10am PT / 1pm ET, They’ll discuss going deeper into the operating principles that set high-growth teams apart, and what you can apply to
Your customers may arrive at your website after asking an AI platform for recommendations, comparing solutions or researching a specific problem. They already have context—and they expect your website to help them continue that journey. If they encounter a traditional list of https://t.co/lxgATUeT9U
Your customers may arrive at your website after asking an AI platform for recommendations, comparing solutions or researching a specific problem. They already have context—and they expect your website to help them continue that journey. If they encounter a traditional list of https://t.co/lxgATUeT9U
Even though thruuu doesn't have the $118M in funding AirOps has raised, you will see that the result is... Well, I will let you judge.
Even though thruuu doesn't have the $118M in funding AirOps has raised, you will see that the result is... Well, I will let you judge.
Two studies. Opposite answers. ⚔️ AirOps: 61% of ChatGPT-cited pages carry rich schema. Google's top results, 25%. Ahrefs: tracked 1,885 pages that ADDED schema. Citations barely moved. Both are true. Schema is a symptom of a page built properly, not the cause. Agree? 👇
Reddit’s ChatGPT citation share fell from 2.68% to 0.24% in 24 hours. Data: AirOps. The lesson: don’t optimize for this week’s citation pattern. Understand where demand is moving and become top of mind there. https://t.co/5qDKzMqruk
Domain authority, the page's biggest predictor: the top tier turned retrieval into a citation at the lowest rate of any tier, across 548,534 retrieved pages and 82,108 citations. AirOps, published 12 March 2026. Our own matched pairs: 11 of 21.
61% vs 25%. 🤖 AirOps ran 900 high-intent queries and reviewed 12,000+ URLs. Rich schema showed up on 61% of the pages ChatGPT cited. Only 25% of Google's top results had it. Same web. Different taste. Marked up your best page yet? 👇 https://t.co/edgZXcqsRk
I can tell you guys with confidence why AirOps is going into services: 1. In-house teams are generally under-resourced and overloaded with competing priorities. 2. They need a “strategic partner” to help them navigate through the complexity of a workflow automation tool like https://t.co/4jGH3Zfzd3
I can tell you guys with confidence why AirOps is going into services: 1. In-house teams are generally under-resourced and overloaded with competing priorities. 2. They need a “strategic partner” to help them navigate through the complexity of a workflow automation tool like https://t.co/4jGH3Zfzd3
I'm a fan of the folks at AirOps, we got off the platform a while back (wasn't the right fit for us), so saying this respectfully: it's *very* interesting to see them to hard pivot into services. Makes me think two things have happened: 1) Most teams can't adopt the platform
I'm a fan of the folks at AirOps, we got off the platform a while back (wasn't the right fit for us), so saying this respectfully: it's *very* interesting to see them to hard pivot into services. Makes me think two things have happened: 1) Most teams can't adopt the platform