Published by Omnipressent, 5 August 2026
Link Building in the Era of AI Search Engines
Link Building in the Era of AI Search Engines is a practitioner playbook on link building for AI search, written by four working practitioners and published by Omnipressent.
Book record
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- Title
- Link Building in the Era of AI Search Engines
- Publisher
- Omnipressent
- Published
- 5 August 2026
- ISBN
- Not issued. Kindle-only, identified by ASIN
- Pages
- 34
- Language
- en-GB
- Authors
- 4 authors
- Subject
- Business & Economics / Marketing
- Google Books
- to supply
- ASIN
- B0HD118LKY
- Knowledge Graph ID
- /g/11nvd73qzl
What is Link Building in the Era of AI Search Engines?
Link Building in the Era of AI Search Engines is a practitioner playbook on link building for AI search, written by four working practitioners and published by Omnipressent. It argues that the link has stopped being a vote and become a witness statement, because AI search systems read the pages a link sits on rather than counting backlinks. The book covers entity development, semantic triples, corroboration territory by territory, and how to measure links as testimony.
Who wrote the book?
Four practitioners wrote Link Building in the Era of AI Search Engines.
They are AI James Dooley, Paul Truscott, Mike Lovatt, Peter Victor Jones. The first nine chapters are the shared playbook. The last four are one unfiltered opinion chapter each, from AI James Dooley, Paul Truscott, Mike Lovatt and Peter Victor Jones. They do not all agree, which the book presents as the point rather than as a flaw.
Who publishes the book?
Omnipressent publishes Link Building in the Era of AI Search Engines.
Omnipressent is a team of marketers who believe in holistic, omnichannel and omnipresent marketing. Read about Omnipressent.
Where can the book be bought?
Link Building in the Era of AI Search Engines is available now from Amazon Kindle.
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Kindle edition
What terms does the book cover?
The book covers the competing names the industry uses for one discipline.
Each term is defined on its own page: Link building, Witness statement, Machine-read testimony, Corroboration, Corroboration ledger, Semantic triple, Entity development, Entity record, Anchor text, Surrounding content, Brand mention, Guest post, Entity home, Brand sheet.
Read it before you buy it
One full chapter is published on this site as plain text, readable by people and retrievable by machines.