Best Known

What will you do as the best known name in your market? Best Known is a show about AI visibility: how people and companies become the name that comes up when someone asks Google, ChatGPT, Gemini or Claude for a recommendation. Search changed shape. People increasingly ask an assistant instead of scanning a page of links, and an answer engine does not rank pages, it names the businesses and people it recognizes. Hosted by Brett K Moore, Founder and Chief Executive Officer of Best Known Brand (brettkmoore.com), with co-founders Mike Partners, Founder and Chief AI Officer (mike.partners), and Russ Laggan, Founder and Chief Revenue Officer (russlaggan.com). Produced by Brett K Moore and Mike Partners. Each episode covers the practical work behind answer engine optimization: entity graphs, schema markup, Wikidata, Google Business Profile, and what actually makes a Google Knowledge Panel possible. Built for real estate agents and brokerages, speakers, authors and coaches, and executives building under their own name. Best Known Brand is at bestknownbrand.com.

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  Episode #3

  Why Someone Else Comes Up When You Google Your Name

  Sep 7, 20268 minS0

  <p>You look yourself up and find somebody else. That's a different problem than not showing up at all, and it doesn't have one fix. It has four, depending on which version you've got.</p><p><br></p>A genuinely famous person has your name. If you're a financial advisor named Tom Brady, you're not winning that search and you shouldn't spend a dollar trying. What works is owning the searches people actually type when they're ready to hire: your name plus your occupation, your name plus your city, your name plus your company.Someone with your name does something...

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  Episode #2

  How to Get AI to Recommend Your Business

  Sep 7, 20269 minS0

  <p>How do you get ChatGPT to recommend your business? Or Gemini, or whichever assistant your customers are actually using?</p><p><br></p><p>Five steps, and you can do all of them yourself.</p><p><br></p>Step one: write down one version of the truth. One spelling of your name, one format, decided once and never varied, because Brett K Moore and Brett Moore are two different strings to a machine, which means two candidate people, which splits your evidence in half. Titles written out in full, since CSO could be Chief Strategy Officer, Chief Sales Officer...

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  Episode #1

  What Would You Do as the Best Known Name in Your Market?

  Sep 7, 202610 minS0

  <p>Ask ChatGPT, Gemini or Claude the question one of your customers would ask, like "who's a good real estate agent in my city" or "who should I hire as an executive coach," and see whether your name comes back. For most people it doesn't.</p><p><br></p><p>That's a different problem than ranking badly. A list is forgiving. Eighth place still exists. An answer isn't a list. One name comes back, maybe three, and there's no page two. If you're not in it, you're not eighth. You're absent.</p><p><br></p><p>In this first episode...

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