What I do now
Two things, and they are the same thing seen from different sides.
I build agentic AI systems that take over work a person or a small team repeats every week. Not a demo. Something that runs on a Tuesday, fails in ways you have already decided are acceptable, and tells you when it is unsure.
And I build the record that makes accomplished people findable and correctly described, on Google and inside the AI assistants their clients now ask first. A site under their own name, structured so a search engine can read it and a language model can quote it without inventing the parts it cannot find.
Most of that work is with people who are the product: surgeons, partners, founders, executives. Where a whole firm is the product rather than one person, the problem has a sharper edge, and I have written that up separately for law firms.
Where the engineering came from
Eight years building Android applications that shipped to real users. Kotlin, Java, Firebase, MVVM, CI pipelines, crash triage. The unglamorous half of that work turned out to be the half that matters in AI.
Mobile teaches you to assume the network fails, to design for the slow failure as well as the fast one, and to rank a wall of crashes by who actually got hurt. Most agents being built today have none of that. They call a tool, assume it returns, and assume what returns is valid. Three assumptions, all of them wrong eventually.
That is the whole of my advantage and I lead with it.
Where your work leaks away
The leak
Someone compares three people in your field and you are not one of the three. You never learn it happened. No rejection, no bounced click, nothing in any report you own. The work quietly goes somewhere else.
Why
They look you up. Google returns a directory profile you cannot edit and a page written by people who never met you. Then they ask an assistant, and it hedges, because nothing it can check confirms what you say about yourself.
What I do
Rank your own pages on Google for your name, your specialty and your city. Make the assistants describe you accurately and cite where it came from. One record, in your words, wherever anyone looks.
What one new client is worth to you over five years is the size of a single leak. I will not promise you a position on Google or a number of enquiries, because nobody controls either. What I promise is checkable the day it ships: the pages exist, they are indexed, they are structured correctly, and they say what you actually do.
Why I can do this
I ran this method on my own name first. Neat Roots went from zero to 330,000 subscribers: my positioning, my content, my ads, my team, in public, where a bad call shows up in the numbers the same week. Then I did it for other people. Physicians, attorneys, scientists, professors, a college president and executives. See the work.
What I will not do
I do not manufacture authority. If your record does not support a claim, I will not write the claim, and I will say so before you pay me rather than after.
I do not promise a position on Google. Nobody can. What I can promise is that the page is correct, fast, structured properly, and says what you actually do, which is the only part of ranking anyone controls.
I work as one person, not an agency. You deal with me.