
Brian Riback
CRM solution architect and CMSWire 2025 Contributor of the Year, specializing in retention, lifecycle marketing, and customer experience strategy.
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Sep 24, 2026
Brian Riback - CMSWire 2025 Contributor of the Year - Beyond AI Visibility: How Brands Build Trust
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Mark HillaryHOST
... um, so, so what kind of mistakes are, are the B2B companies making then, uh, if they're not, if they're not taking this approach? They're not taking an AI first approach, I guess.

Brian RibackGUEST
Well, from an AEO optimization perspective, they're not structuring their content correctly, um, and they don't seem to have a plan to do that, which is extremely important.

Brian RibackGUEST
They also are ignoring the operational requirements that are necessary in order to be able to, um, effectively address this all, right? Uh, they, they keep the same.

Brian RibackGUEST
I mean, a company that's been in business for 25 years operates a certain way, and all of a sudden they're being tasked with changing that.

Brian RibackGUEST
Um, I 100% understand it's easier said than done, but it's also necessary, right? And so one of the biggest mistakes that they're, they're making, um, is they're not addressing the operational needs to align with, uh, the approach that's necessary for today.
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Mark HillaryHOST
So how do I generate that kind of authenticity when my, uh, competitor might just be churning out 10,000 words a day for their website?