AI Optimization

@jsturk

Increase AI Search Exposure with AI Visibility Solutions

United States
English
About me
I help businesses improve their AI visibility through structured data aka schema markup using JSON-LD files for entity optimization, and publish this machine-readable content on platforms where AI systems crawl. This way they can discover your business, understand who you are, what you do, who you help, and how to answer your prospects' questions - so AI will refer your business to your prospects. I create AI crawlable websites with hundreds of FAQs, help articles, organization files, etc., that tells AI everything it needs to know about your business so you can be cited and referred by AI.... Read more

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Technical SEO
I will write faqs, qnas, help articles and generate schema data for ai visibility SEO
From$475 / projectMore details
Generative Engine Optimization
I will provide 100 schema faqs ai optimized for business services or legal case types
From$300 / projectMore details

Portfolio

Work experience

Law_Office of James Zier

Legal Assistant

Law Office of James Zier • Full-time

Jul 1988 - Dec 2017 • 29 yrs 5 mos

Most of my adult life employment history has been working with and for attorneys, some were sole practitioners and others were either the founder or one of the partners in law firms. I started out as a receptionist. That is why I wanted to become a legal assistant, so I went back to school for training. I took 2 courses consecutively, legal secretarial and legal word processing. A few years later, I went to court reporting school. I used to type 120 words per minute, and I always take great pride in my work. I proofread everything and look for my own mistakes - to correct them before anyone else ever sees them. I dot all my "i's" and cross all my "t's", and am in the habit of double checking everything I do. I am meticulous when dealing with details. Once, I made a mistake when I was rushing to fax a document (I know, that dates me), and the attorney (Steve) signed it quickly so I could get it out as soon as possible. Then, Steve came to me and pointed at the date on the document. It was the wrong date. Some word processors don't automatically change the date, and neither of us thought to look at the date. So I pointed to his signature. It was my mistake, but he signed it. From that point forward, I always reviewed everything prior to showing anyone my work, from the top of the page to the bottom. Never again did I make such a silly mistake; but, again, we all learn from our mistakes. That was early in my legal career and I will never forget it. I provided that honest mistake to demonstrate that yes, I may make mistakes, but as a result, I am extremely cautious and double check everything. My last employer was grateful that he didn't have to correct my work product, knowing that everything was ready to sign. Once, he asked me to create a Last Will & Testament for each of his parents before going out of town. I told him when he returned, he would not find a single error... and he smiled knowing or anticipating that that statement was probably the case.