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Welcome to Get Discovered, a podcast about AI, SEO, and online discoverability in the age of AI. We speak with founders, business leaders, and experts who are navigating this fast-paced technology right alongside you.
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What's Really Deciding AI Visibility? Find Out in Season 3 (opens the original)
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In Season 2, we proved something's broken: AI is rewriting how people find businesses online, and most marketing teams don't even know it's happening. Season 3 goes under the hood — what's actually causing it, the infrastructure behind it, and what you can do about it. In this short preview, host Joe Walsh brings back producer Carli Van Stolk for one more episode before she heads out on maternity leave — and hands the mic over to Fiona Horan. Join us as we break down what’s really deciding your
Season Finale: Behind the Mic with Get Discovered Producer Carli Van Stolk (opens the original)
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After a short hiatus, we're back to close out season two of the Get Discovered podcast. But this episode is a little different. Instead of an external guest, host Joe Walsh sits down with producer Carli Van Stolk, who's sat in on every conversation this season but hasn't been on mic herself until now. Together, they look back at the season's biggest themes, dig into the AEO vs. SEO debate, revisit the misconceptions guests kept bringing up, and pull back the curtain on how the show actually gets
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