GoUltra · Website Brain
Fidelis Globaldirectional mockups
UI · omnipresence

Off-site — present everywhere they look

Authority isn't only on your pages. The brain works the whole web: backlinks, mentions, outreach and social profiles — so when a customer searches, or asks an AI, the brand keeps showing up. Everything here is planned, drafted and tracked; you or Claude does the actual posting.

Presence map — where Fidelis shows up
6Quality backlinkstarget 40
11Brand mentions▲ 4
3 / 5Social profilesLinkedIn · X · Medium
28Domain authority▲ 4
LinkedIn
active
Medium
drafting
Quora
answering
Backlinks
pitching
Directories
to do
PR / mentions
tracking
Outreach pipeline
TargetTypeAngleOwnerStatus
fintechweekly.comguest postAEO for finance agenciesCdrafted
r/NRIinvestingcommunityNRE vs NRO explainerYouqueued
moneycontrol.commentionExpert quote — cross-border taxClive ↗
Medium (own)syndicationRepurpose brand-memory guideCdrafting
clutch.codirectoryAdvisory listing + backlinkYouidentified
A draft, ready for you
LinkedIn post · brand memoryClaude draft
Most "AI SEO" advice is noise. Here's what actually gets an agency cited by ChatGPT and Perplexity in 2026:
1 · Own your entities — one clear page each.
2 · Structured data so machines can quote you.
3 · Answer the real question in the first 40 words.
…we broke it down → fidelisglobal.com/aeo-for-agencies
D2 — where we stop, for now

These mockups assume plan + draft + track: the brain finds targets, writes the pitch/post, and tracks status — but a human (or Claude) does the actual posting. No auto-publishing to third-party platforms yet. That keeps v1 safe (no ToS risk, no per-channel auth) and ships fast. Auto-execution for the safest channels can come later — your call on D2.