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Narrative Control in the Age of AI Search: A Methodology for Optimizing Academic Profiles in Large Language Models

Pulickal, Pearl Bipin
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As information retrieval shifts from traditional search engines to Generative AI and Large Language Models (LLMs), the mechanisms for establishing academic credibility are evolving. This paper outlines a practical framework for "AI-Aware SEO" (Search Engine Optimization), derived from reverse-engineering the indexing behaviors of models such as Google AI, Gemini, Grok, and ChatGPT. Through strategic external referencing, citation seeding, and cross-platform validation, this study demonstrates a method to achieve 90-95% accuracy in LLM retrieval of specific researcher profiles. The findings suggest that optimizing for AI discovery is critical for modern narrative control, professional background verification, and verified strength assessment.
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