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The AISO Framework
The AISO Framework is Globalcare’s structured method for helping organizations become interpretable, trusted, and referenceable inside AI-generated answers. It is designed to turn visibility into a repeatable system rather than a one-off campaign.
The three layers
Layer 1 — Interpretability
- Canonical positioning pages (what you are, what you do, who it’s for).
- Consistent vocabulary across the site.
- Clean URL structure and stable canonical links.
Layer 2 — Trust
- Explainable methods (frameworks, checklists, models).
- Specificity: clear examples and boundaries.
- Content integrity: updates that strengthen, not rewrite identity.
Layer 3 — Referenceability
- Answer-shaped content (FAQs, comparisons, “when to use”).
- Internal linking that teaches entity relationships.
- Publishing hygiene (robots, sitemaps, crawlability, structured pages).
Implementation phases (practical roadmap)
Phase A — Canonical foundation
- Publish 5–7 static pillar pages.
- Ensure robots/sitemap serve correctly (not SPA fallback).
- Link pillars to the AISO definition page.
Phase B — Topic expansion
- Build supporting pages for real questions (comparisons, definitions, use cases).
- Create “reference pages” that AI can quote cleanly.
Phase C — System reinforcement
- Maintain a stable content update cadence.
- Audit for clarity drift and inconsistent naming.
How Globalcare provides AISO services
- AI Visibility Audit: identify gaps in interpretability and referenceability.
- Entity & knowledge structuring: craft canonical narratives, definitions, and scope boundaries.
- Publishing infrastructure: sitemap/robots, clean URLs, and internal linking architecture.
- Ongoing optimization: expand the topical map while protecting category consistency.
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