Film Day: Webinar

The secret of how Samsung found us (it was a ChatGPT recommendation).

On screen: Samsung found us through ChatGPT

How does a company the size of Samsung pick an agency now?

On screen: How do enterprise buyers pick now?

Somebody in your market is already the name AI hands out. It is one name, not ten links.

On screen: AI hands out one name. Whose?

Here is how it happened. Samsung found StudioHawk through a ChatGPT recommendation. ChatGPT named us, and the enquiry landed. Sit with that for a second, because it is the part most owners miss. Nobody tells you when a model starts naming your competitor instead of you. You just quietly stop hearing from those buyers. AI search is not a channel you get to plan for next year. It is already moving real buyers today.

Harry to camera, conference room, seated. Slow push-in starts on "Nobody tells you." On-screen text stamp: "ChatGPT recommendation" when he says it. No music bed with copyright.

And it is measurable. Our client Sylvane grew brand mentions inside AI answers by 621 percent. Not impressions. Not rankings. Mentions inside the answers your buyers are reading, up 621 percent. Same channel that sent us Samsung, with a number on it.

Cut to whiteboard two-shot. Lower third holds "Sylvane: 621% growth in LLM brand mentions" for the full beat so the ad is screenshot legible.

So I am running two days, live, on how AI search picks who it names. The framework is called SOURC-E. You leave with the SOURC-E toolkit, ten Claude skills, one or two per pillar, plus the setup guide. Yours to keep.

Back to seated frame. On-screen: SOURC-E lockup, then "the SOURC-E toolkit: ten Claude skills + setup guide."

If you want the framework and the toolkit, register at the link.

Direct to lens, no cut. One ask, one destination: the registration and checkout page.

August 26 and 27, 90 minutes a day, seven dollars, live only.

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Get rid of rising click costs and shrinking traffic, once and for all.

On screen: Rising click costs, shrinking traffic

What did a click cost you three years ago, versus today?

On screen: What a click cost then versus now

Your ad budget is not the problem. What it buys you is.

On screen: The budget is not the problem

Our client Sylvane grew brand mentions inside AI answers by 621 percent. You cannot buy those.

Harry to camera, office. Lower third: "Sylvane: 621% growth in LLM brand mentions." Hold it long enough to screenshot.

Keep your ads running. This is about not renting the same buyer over and over.

Single take, no cut. Hands stay down, no big gestures. Money register.

I would rather own the answer than rent the click every month.

Slight lean in, slower delivery on "own the answer."

Grab your seat at the link. I will show you the whole framework.

Direct to lens. One ask, one destination: the registration and checkout page.

August 26 and 27, 90 minutes a day, seven dollars, live only.

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What every established business owner ought to know about optimizing for ChatGPT.

On screen: What owners ought to know about ChatGPT

Optimizing for ChatGPT is not a prompt trick. It is a repeatable process.

On screen: Not a prompt trick. A process.

What does optimizing for ChatGPT actually mean? Most answers you get are vague.

On screen: What does optimizing for ChatGPT mean?

Here is the plain version. AI search is not ranking ten blue links. It is picking sources to cite. So the work changes. You give it claims it can verify, in language it can lift, on pages it already trusts. We run search for QuickBooks, Weber and HelloFresh. 7x Best Large SEO Agency.

Harry at the whiteboard. Writes three words as he says them: verify, lift, trust. Lower third on the last line: "7x Best Large SEO Agency."

Now the objection I hear: is this not just SEO with a new name? No. Same web, different reader. A person skims and clicks. A model reads, weighs the source, and answers for the buyer. You are not writing for a ranking anymore. You are writing to be quoted.

Cut to seated conference room frame. On-screen text splits the screen: "person: skims and clicks" versus "model: reads and answers."

I built SOURC-E because owners kept asking me what to actually do, and every answer they had been given was vague. Two days, pillar by pillar, plain English. You leave with the SOURC-E toolkit, ten Claude skills, and you keep them.

Back to whiteboard, SOURC-E written out. End of beat on-screen: "the SOURC-E toolkit: ten Claude skills, one or two per pillar, plus setup guide."

Want the plain version? Register for the two days at the link.

Direct to lens, no cut. One ask, one destination: the registration and checkout page.

August 26 and 27, 90 minutes a day, seven dollars, live only.

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How to get cited by AI search without adding a dollar to ads.

On screen: Get cited by AI. No new ad spend.

There is a real framework behind AI citations. Most owners never see it.

On screen: AI citations follow a framework, not tips

In two days you go from scattered AI tips to one repeatable framework.

On screen: From scattered tips to one framework

SOURC-E is the framework we use to get businesses found and cited by ChatGPT, Perplexity and Google AI Overviews. Day one, I walk it pillar by pillar, on screen. It came out of our work with over 500 businesses across the US, the UK and Australia. One of them, Sylvane, grew brand mentions inside AI answers by 621 percent.

Harry at the whiteboard, SOURC-E written out pillar by pillar. Cut to a clean lower-third for the 500 and the 621 percent as he says them.

You have read plenty of posts about optimizing for AI search and still cannot say what to do Monday morning. Tips do not stack. A framework does, because every pillar tells you what to fix, in what order, and how you will know it worked. You are not getting a list. You are getting the method we run.

Push in slightly, Harry steps away from the whiteboard toward camera. B-roll: a scroll of generic AI SEO listicles, then back to the framework on the board.

I am Harry Sanders, co-founder of StudioHawk US. Sophie Brannon and I teach this live, both days. Clients kept asking us the same thing: how do I get into the answer. This is the answer, in full, in order.

Static mid shot, conference room. No graphics over this beat, let it land straight to camera.

If you want the framework itself, not more tips, register at the link.

Single end card. One destination only, the registration page. Ad text must be screenshot legible.

Seven dollars. August 26 and 27, ninety minutes a day. Live only.

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Ten Claude skills that get your business cited in AI answers.

On screen: Ten Claude skills. You keep them.

You leave with a working toolkit, not a page of notes.

On screen: Leave with a toolkit, not notes

What would your Monday look like with the SOURC-E toolkit already installed?

On screen: Your Monday, with the toolkit installed

Most webinars send you home with notes. This one sends you home with the SOURC-E toolkit and a setup guide. You keep it.

Harry at the desk, laptop turned toward camera showing the skills list. Screen recording insert of the toolkit, no fake dashboards.

Ten Claude skills, one or two per pillar. 7x Best Large SEO Agency.

On-screen text mirrors the spoken numbers exactly: ten skills, 7x Best Large SEO Agency.

The toolkit comes with the seat. That is the whole point.

Back to Harry, straight to camera, no graphics.

Register at the link and the toolkit is yours to keep.

Single end card, registration page only.

Seven dollars. August 26 and 27, ninety minutes a day. Live only.

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AI search already recommends one company in your category. Do you know who?

On screen: Does AI name you or them?

Right now a buyer is asking ChatGPT for the best in your category.

On screen: A buyer is asking ChatGPT right now

You can check whether AI answers name you. Most owners never have.

On screen: You can check. Most never do.

Samsung found StudioHawk through a ChatGPT recommendation. Answers like that are already deciding who gets the enquiry.

Office, Harry to camera. Insert: a live ChatGPT answer being read on screen, no mockups.

Your rankings report will not tell you. We show you how to check, live on the call.

Cut to whiteboard, Harry marks the difference between a rankings report and an AI answer.

Honestly, I would want to know that before my competitor does. So would you.

Static mid shot, straight to camera, no graphics.

Come and find out on the two days. Register at the link.

Single end card, registration page only.

Seven dollars. August 26 and 27, ninety minutes a day. Live only.

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Show up in AI search the way QuickBooks, Weber and HelloFresh do.

On screen: Get found like QuickBooks, Weber and HelloFresh

Who is teaching you AI search? We run search for QuickBooks and Weber.

On screen: Who is actually teaching you AI search?

Tired of AI search advice from people you have never heard of?

On screen: Advice from people you have never heard of

I co-founded StudioHawk. We are a search agency, not a course company. Today we run search for QuickBooks, Weber and HelloFresh, and we have served over five hundred businesses across the US, the UK and Australia. So when AI search started deciding who gets recommended, we did not read about it in a newsletter. We watched it happen across hundreds of accounts, and we built a framework for it. That framework is SOURC-E.

Conference room, seated, mid shot. Client logos as clean lower-third cards, no motion effects.

Seven times Best Large SEO Agency. Forty two industry awards. Four point nine from two hundred and seventy two Google reviews. That is the record you are learning from, and in two days I am handing you the method behind it, not a summary of it.

Cut to whiteboard. Each stat lands as plain on-screen text as it is spoken.

Two days, live on Zoom, with me and Sophie Brannon. You get the SOURC-E framework, and you leave with the toolkit, ten Claude skills, one or two per pillar, plus the setup guide. Yours to keep.

Back to seated mid shot. Simple SOURC-E lockup on screen.

If you want the framework and the toolkit, come to the two days. Register at the link.

Straight to camera.

Wednesday August 26, Thursday August 27. Ninety minutes daily. Seven dollars. Live only.

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What does it cost to replace an answer AI search has already settled on?

On screen: What does replacing a settled answer cost?

Answers harden. Every source that agrees makes the current one harder to move.

On screen: Every agreeing source sets it harder

The cheapest day to get into your category's AI answer was last year. Then today.

On screen: Cheapest day was last year. Then today.

Our client Sylvane grew brand mentions inside AI answers by 621 percent. Answers are not fixed. They move when the sources behind them move.

Office, standing, mid shot. On-screen text: Sylvane, 621% growth in LLM brand mentions. Hold long enough to screenshot.

You think you have time. Every month, more sources agree with the current answer, and it takes more to outweigh them.

Cut to whiteboard. Harry draws a stack of sources leaning to one name, then adds another to the stack. No animation.

I would rather you start while the answer in your category is still soft.

Static mid shot, direct address. Slow down on "still soft." No graphics.

Move first. Two days, live with me and Sophie Brannon. Register at the link.

Straight to camera.

Wednesday August 26, Thursday August 27. Ninety minutes daily. Seven dollars. Live only.

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Be the one person in the room who can actually explain AI search.

On screen: Be the one who can explain it

Could you tell if your agency's AI search plan was any good?

On screen: Could you grade your agency's AI plan?

You don't need to do the work to know it's being done right.

On screen: Judge the work without doing the work

Here is what accountability looks like here. Our client Sylvane grew brand mentions inside AI answers by six hundred and twenty one percent. That is a number, not a feeling. If your team cannot show you that shape of number for AI search, you are being told a story, not shown a result.

Conference room, seated at the table, mid shot. On-screen text: Sylvane, 621% growth in LLM brand mentions.

You are thinking, that is what I pay them for. Fair. You are not going to do the work, and you should not. But you approve the budget, and you cannot approve what you cannot describe. SOURC-E gives you the pillars that decide whether an AI engine cites a business. Then you can ask about each one by name.

Cut to whiteboard. Write S O U R C E down the board while speaking. No animation.

I have sat in a lot of those meetings, on both sides of the table. The owners who get real work out of a team are not the technical ones. They are the ones who know which questions cannot be answered with a slide.

Back to the table, seated, direct address. Hold one shot to the end.

Two days, live with me and Sophie Brannon. You keep the SOURC-E toolkit. Register at the link.

Straight to camera.

Wednesday August 26, Thursday August 27. Ninety minutes daily. Seven dollars. Live only.

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Tired of watching impressions climb while the clicks to your site keep falling?

On screen: Impressions climbing. Clicks falling. Every month.

Your last three search reports looked fine. Your revenue did not.

On screen: Reports look fine. Revenue does not.

Search shows your brand, then answers for you. That is zero click.

On screen: Search answers for you now. Zero click.

Samsung found StudioHawk through a ChatGPT recommendation. That is where buying decisions are getting made now, inside the answer.

Conference room, mid shot, straight to camera. Cut to the word SAMSUNG on the whiteboard.

You cannot outbid it. Paying more per click does not put you inside the answer.

Step to the whiteboard. Flat hand cutting the air on the word outbid.

I would rather you understand this now than fund another quarter blind.

Back to camera, slower delivery, no gestures.

Grab your seat at the link. I will show you the SOURC-E framework.

Hold the frame. On-screen: OWN AI SEARCH, registration link.

August 26 and 27, 90 minutes a day, seven dollars, live only.

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This runs live on August 26 and 27, 90 minutes each day.

On screen: Live August 26 and 27. 90 minutes.

Can you spare three hours across two days to fix your traffic problem?

On screen: Three hours across two days. That is it.

You do not need a quarter long project. You need three hours.

On screen: Not a quarter long project. Three hours.

I have sat on both sides of the weekly status call. An hour goes by, a chart moves, and nothing changes.

Office, seated at the desk, mid shot. Dry delivery, no smile. The hour he names here is what the next beat measures against, so do not cut it.

Three hours total. Three of those calls, and this one changes something. Taught by a 7x Best Large SEO Agency.

On-screen: 3 HOURS TOTAL. 90 MINUTES A DAY. 7x BEST LARGE SEO AGENCY. Do not put any "less time than" claim on screen. The comparison is three hours equals three of the hour long calls he just described, and nothing stronger.

You leave with the SOURC-E toolkit, ten Claude skills. You keep them.

Cut to a screen recording of the toolkit file list, then back to camera.

Grab your seat at the link. Two days, live with me.

Straight to camera. On-screen: OWN AI SEARCH, registration link.

August 26 and 27, 90 minutes a day, seven dollars, live only.

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Two days live, August 26 and 27, 90 minutes a day, seven dollars.

On screen: Two days live. August 26 and 27. $7.

You do not need a budget approval to find out if this works.

On screen: No budget approval needed to find out.

Would you spend seven dollars to test a channel before you fund it?

On screen: $7 to test it before you fund it.

Most people fund a new channel first and find out if it works later. That order is backwards.

Conference room, standing, mid shot. Hand flips over on the word backwards.

Seven dollars against 42 industry awards and 4.9 from 272 Google reviews.

On-screen: 42 AWARDS. 4.9 FROM 272 GOOGLE REVIEWS.

Spend it, show up for both days, then decide where your budget goes.

Back to camera, level tone, no push.

Grab your seat at the link and see the framework for yourself.

Hold the frame. On-screen: OWN AI SEARCH, registration link.

August 26 and 27, 90 minutes a day, seven dollars, live only.

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Our client Sylvane grew brand mentions inside AI answers by 621 percent.

On screen: Sylvane: 621% more mentions in AI answers

What does a 621 percent lift in AI mentions actually look like?

On screen: What does 621% more AI mentions look like?

By the end of the two days you can measure AI mentions the way we measure them.

On screen: Measure your AI mentions the way we do

Every owner asks me the same fair question. If we do this AI search work, how do I know it worked? Not impressions. Not a feeling. A number. So we count one thing: how often the large language models mention your brand by name when a buyer asks for the best in your category. Then we run the framework and we watch that number.

Harry to camera, conference room, mid shot. On "count one thing" cut to whiteboard, Harry writing the single metric. No music bed under the question.

Our client Sylvane grew brand mentions inside AI answers by 621 percent. That is what a measurable lift looks like. Same channel, different proof: Samsung found StudioHawk through a ChatGPT recommendation. One of those is a number you can chart. The other is a buyer with a name on it.

Hold on the 621% figure as a clean on-screen card, then the Samsung line as a second card. Screenshot-legible, no motion tricks.

On August 26 and 27, I walk you through SOURC-E, the framework we run, live with Sophie Brannon. You leave with the SOURC-E toolkit: ten Claude skills, one or two per pillar, and a setup guide. Yours to keep.

Back to Harry at the whiteboard, SOURC-E written across it. Toolkit shown as a simple list card, no product mockups.

If you want the framework and the toolkit, register at the link.

Harry to camera, static end card behind him.

August 26 and 27, 90 minutes a day. Seven dollars. Live only.

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How to get cited by AI search without renting a single click.

On screen: Get cited by AI search. Rent nothing.

Every lead you buy is rented. The day you stop paying, it disappears.

On screen: Paid traffic is rented, not owned

What do you actually own if you switched off your ads tomorrow?

On screen: Switch off the ads. What is left?

Samsung found StudioHawk through a ChatGPT recommendation. That is this channel working at the top end of the market. We run search for QuickBooks, Weber and HelloFresh. 7x Best Large SEO Agency, 42 industry awards, 4.9 from 272 Google reviews, 500 plus businesses across the US, UK and Australia. What you build here is a position, and a position does not switch off with the billing cycle.

Harry to camera, office. Proof points as plain typed cards, one at a time, screenshot-legible. No logo montage, no stock footage.

You are thinking this needs a developer, a rebuild, or a bigger budget. It does not. SOURC-E is a framework you run on the site you already have, and you leave with the SOURC-E toolkit: ten Claude skills, one or two per pillar, and a setup guide. You keep all of it.

Cut to whiteboard. Harry crosses out "developer, rebuild, budget" as he says them, then writes SOURC-E underneath.

I co-founded StudioHawk US. I have watched good operators fund a channel for years and own nothing at the end of it. Two days will not fix your ad account. It gives you something that does not switch off when the card stops.

Slower, closer framing. Harry seated, conference room, no cuts through this beat.

If that is the channel you want, register at the link.

Harry to camera, static end card.

August 26 and 27, 90 minutes a day. Seven dollars. Live only.

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Could you defend AI search to your boss with something other than a headline?

On screen: Could you defend it to your boss?

Walk into the budget meeting with the mechanism, the numbers and the owner.

On screen: Mechanism. Numbers. Owner.

Nobody upstairs wants another AI article. They want a business case.

On screen: They do not want an article

Samsung found StudioHawk through a ChatGPT recommendation. Day one you run the rented traffic math on your own numbers.

Harry to camera, conference room. Samsung line as a plain typed card, screenshot legible. State the outcome only, no claim about how Samsung got there.

Nobody funds a vibe. They fund a mechanism, a number, and an owner for each check.

Cut to whiteboard. SOURC-E written down the left side. Three words go up on the right as he says them: mechanism, number, owner.

I have watched good ideas die in that room for want of one number.

Closer framing, straight to camera, no cut. Flat delivery, no push.

Come to the two days. Register at the link on this ad.

Static end card.

August 26 and 27, 90 minutes a day. Seven dollars. Live only.

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By day two you will have a baseline for what AI says about you.

On screen: Get a baseline. Then manage it.

When did you last open ChatGPT and ask what your buyer asks?

On screen: When did you last check?

You cannot manage a channel you have never taken a single reading from.

On screen: You have never taken a reading

Every number in your business has a baseline. You know what a lead costs. You know what the site did last month. You know what you closed last quarter. Now open ChatGPT and ask the exact question your best customer would ask the week before they buy. Best company in your category. Most owners have never once done that. Not for a report, not for a meeting, just to look. And you cannot manage a channel you have never taken a single reading from.

Conference room, mid shot, Harry to camera. On the board behind him: cost per lead, sessions, closed revenue, then a blank line where the AI number should be. He taps the blank line on "never once done that." No music bed.

We have served more than five hundred businesses, and it always starts the same way. Look first. Day one you build your market's AI answer map with live lookups on the call. Which engine answered. Who got named. Whether it was you. That is your baseline, and every number after it means something.

Push in slightly. On-screen card holds the three lookup questions as plain text, one line at a time: which engine answered, who got named, was it you. Screenshot legible, no stock footage, no dashboards.

Then day two is SOURC-E end to end on real sites, so you know what to change once you can see the answer. You leave with the SOURC-E toolkit: ten Claude skills, one or two per pillar, and a setup guide. Yours to keep.

Back to mid shot. Lower third: SOURC-E toolkit, ten Claude skills, yours to keep.

If you want the framework and the toolkit, register at the link.

Static mid shot, direct address, one destination only.

August twenty sixth and twenty seventh, ninety minutes a day, seven dollars, live only.

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You don't need a developer or a rebuild to get cited by ChatGPT.

On screen: No developer. No rebuild. Get cited.

What does getting cited by ChatGPT actually consist of? It's two things.

On screen: What the work actually consists of

Been quoted for a site rebuild to get ready for AI search? You've been oversold.

On screen: Quoted for a rebuild you don't need

Samsung found StudioHawk through a ChatGPT recommendation. That is a real buyer arriving from an AI answer.

Office, mid shot, Harry to camera. One proof line asserts the category. Do not explain what AI search is.

You're picturing a dev sprint. It's not. It's how your pages are written and structured.

Cut to whiteboard. Two words only on the board: content, structure.

I teach it myself, live, with Sophie Brannon. If you can edit your website, you can do this.

Back to mid shot, slower delivery, direct address.

Register at the link and I'll take you through the whole framework.

Static mid shot, one ask, one destination.

August twenty sixth and twenty seventh, ninety minutes a day, seven dollars, live only.

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What would it mean if ChatGPT recommended you by name in your category?

On screen: If ChatGPT recommended you by name

We run search for QuickBooks, Weber and HelloFresh. Bring your questions.

On screen: Ask the agency behind QuickBooks and Weber

Day one you watch live AI lookups. Day two you ask about your own market.

On screen: Live lookups day one, your questions day two

You know how these usually go. Someone walks a framework through a demo company in an industry nothing like yours, and there is nobody to ask when it does not match. This one is live, both days, and day two closes with live Q and A with me and Sophie Brannon. Your site, your market, real answers. And on day one you watch the lookups happen on the call, not on a slide from last month.

Conference room, mid shot, Harry to camera. On the board: a generic demo brand name crossed out, replaced with LIVE Q AND A. Nothing in the visual may imply a private session, a personal audit or booked one to one time.

Here is why the answer is worth having. Samsung found StudioHawk through a ChatGPT recommendation. We run search for QuickBooks, Weber and HelloFresh, and we have served over five hundred businesses across the US, UK and Australia. So when you ask about your own market, the answer comes from that.

Push in slightly. Proof stack on screen as plain text, one line at a time, no logos animating. Claims ship exactly as written.

Day one is how the machines actually decide, plus your market's AI answer map with live lookups on the call. Day two is SOURC-E end to end on real sites, the toolkit, ten Claude skills, one or two per pillar, plus a setup guide, yours to keep, and live Q and A.

Back to mid shot. Lower third: Day 1 the AI answer map, live lookups. Day 2 SOURC-E end to end, the toolkit, live Q and A.

Register at the link and bring your category with you.

Static mid shot, direct address, one destination only.

August twenty sixth and twenty seventh, ninety minutes a day, seven dollars, live only.

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