Founder name
One paragraph on background, what they are opinionated about, and the specific thing clients come to them for.
MyInscribe is an Answer Engineering™ firm. We exist because search stopped being a list of links and became a composed answer, and because almost every content programme on earth is still built to add nothing new to it.
AI made average content free, which made it worthless. The only defensible position left is publishing what nobody else has: original data, first-hand testing, named people on record. We built the whole firm around that and we publish the rubric openly.
You get a weekly shipping log, not a monthly slide about the log. Every recommendation carries its evidence and its expected effect. If we cannot explain why we did something, we should not have done it.
Share of Answer is the metric we run on: the percentage of your buyers’ real questions where an engine names you. Everything else is a proxy that used to correlate.
If programmatic is wrong for you, if your category is not ready, if the expertise has to come from your side and you have nobody to give it, you will hear that in week one, not month four.
No lock-in contracts. No purchased links. No sockpuppet accounts. No case study without a client name on it.
Small, senior, and deliberately not an agency.
Everyone client-facing does the work. There is no layer between the person who explains the strategy and the person who executes it, which is the main reason we stay small and the main reason nothing gets lost in translation. When you ask why a decision was made, you are asking the person who made it.
A nightly prompt harness across five engines, a warehouse joining Search Console, GA4 and CRM data, and automated gain scoring at brief stage. No off-the-shelf tool reads answers the way we need, so we built it, and clients keep the workflows we build for them.
Visibility readers, citation ledgers and schema audits, published before anyone pays us. Partly because it is the honest way to demonstrate competence, and partly because building in public is itself an information-gain strategy. We take our own medicine.
A free week of readings before you commit, then month-to-month. Long contracts protect agencies from the consequences of mediocre work; we would rather be renewable. If we stop being worth it, you should be able to leave that month.
Photographs and full bios go here, the strongest signal that a real team is behind this.
One paragraph on background, what they are opinionated about, and the specific thing clients come to them for.
Discipline, years in it, and a concrete result they are known for. Specific beats impressive.
Who builds the harness and the automations. Worth naming, it is unusual for a firm this size.
Who owns the gain rubric and the review gate. The person who kills the briefs.
Bring the objection you think will stump us. We would rather have that conversation now than discover the mismatch in month three.