Algorithmic influence
SEO, SXO, AEO, GEO and LLMO to build authority understood by search engines and AI assistants.

DOSSIER 101
He connects strategy, technology and human judgement to understand a situation and build a response.
Operational briefOperational brief
Alexis Roux ZG moves from analysis to delivery: web, AI, OSINT, visibility, reputation and coordination. The starting point is the situation presented to him. He identifies what he can handle directly, the useful tools and any specialists needed.

Entities, evidence, answers, links and structured data must describe the same reality. Consistency improves discovery, experience, recall and the ability of generative systems to cite a source accurately.
Open notebook and documents on a work desk. Illustrative scene.
02 / Intervention areas
SEO, SXO, AEO, GEO and LLMO to build authority understood by search engines and AI assistants.
OSINT research, actor mapping, weak signals, monitoring and digital due diligence.
Private agents, editorial automation, control chains and business interfaces.
Semantic footprint, search results, entity consistency and response scenarios.
Dependencies, resilience, information governance and risk-aligned architecture.
One senior counterpart, fast arbitration and directly usable deliverables.
A rapid reading of assets, dependencies, results, narratives and blind spots before any recommendation.
Documentation, transfer, team training and governance so the system remains operable.
A professional network built over time connects trades, executives, specialists and public spheres, including cyber, defence, intelligence, diplomacy, culture and media. It is engaged discreetly and only when the context warrants it.
Read the interests at play without taking sides, separate fact, conviction and influence, then seek a solution consistent with the law, the objective and the assignment’s red lines.
03 / FIELD NOTES
Assignments often begin with a visible symptom. The work is to identify the system producing it.
An organisation needs to structure presence, content and automation without multiplying suppliers.
A person, brand or project faces an inconsistent or risky digital representation.
Teams want automation while preserving quality, security and accountability.
Leadership needs an independent reading before investment, redesign or public positioning.
04 / OUTPUTS
Short documents to decide, concrete systems to act and a clear record to transfer.
Facts, signals, risks, opportunities and remaining questions.
Actors, assets, flows, dependencies and useful relationships.
Actions ranked by impact, urgency, cost and reversibility.
Organisation of content, data, tools, agents and responsibilities.
Indicators linked to decisions, without decorative metrics.
Rules, access, procedures, limits and maintenance conditions.
WORKING RECORDS
Three practical records connecting diagnosis to a traceable decision.
Minimum content : Summarize trigger, needed decision, deadline, available information and first-phase exclusions.
Check : Can work begin without unnecessary sensitive data or access?
Minimum content : Connect problems to needed disciplines, decision owners and interfaces between teams.
Check : Is expertise brought in for a real dependency?
Minimum content : Set deliverable, operating evidence, review method, owner and handover condition.
Check : Can the result be accepted or rejected on shared facts?
05 / Method
A short, documented and reversible cycle: map, prioritise, deploy, measure, reinforce.
DECISION CHECKS
Two checks that change the next decision.
Define one shared decision, then give each specialty a verifiable contribution. Useful coordination reveals dependencies between technology, content and data before assigning tasks.
Set a baseline and success criterion before choosing tools. If the effect cannot be measured directly, define the minimum evidence that will show progress.
Adapt this outline to the agreed scope. It describes a proposed method, not a completed mission, measured result or guaranteed schedule. Record your observations and decisions as checks proceed.

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The main need, existing setup, authorized access and expected result. Identify tasks requiring different skills or vendors.
Reframe the need as an observable problem. Choose useful services and exclusions before assembling a work programme.
Link each task to a deliverable and prerequisites. Separate diagnosis, implementation and support to avoid double counting.
Approve an initial handover and review criteria. Prepare transfer of access, files and maintenance instructions.
A skills list does not set mission scope. Final schedules, volumes and deliverables still need defining in the proposal.
06 / FAQ
Clear answers on scope, limits, methods and engagement conditions.
Yes. An assignment may begin with a focused audit without forcing a full redesign.
No. The level of rigour follows the stakes, not the organisation’s size.
Information scope, tools and recipients are defined before work begins.
From a few days for a focused diagnosis to several months for a structural deployment. The scope is divided into decidable stages.
Yes. Mission direction can integrate internal teams and retained experts with explicit responsibilities.
Every deliverable must support a decision, reduce risk or enable action. Everything else is removed.
Three options: full transfer, periodic support or operational maintenance within a precise perimeter.
Understanding different environments, identifying the right level of expertise and, when necessary, directing the matter to a qualified counterpart. No name or relationship is used as a commercial endorsement.
No. Work follows an explicit objective, a verifiable method and an obligation of neutrality. Illegal, deceptive or harmful requests are refused.
Official documents explaining methods, review criteria and their limits. These references do not certify the service or guarantee search rankings.
08 / CONTACT
State the context and objective. You will receive a clear initial reading.
A few interventions relevant to this topic. Each amount covers the stated reference scope; the quote confirms priorities and overlapping tasks.
PHP/JavaScript development and website integration.
Feature : 1 · 8 h
From 640 € excl. VAT / 768 € incl. VAT
Indicative working scope, to confirm in the quotation.
Design proposal and web/vector files for the selected logo.
Visual identity : 1 · 8 h
From 640 € excl. VAT / 768 € incl. VAT
Indicative working scope, to confirm in the quotation.
Issue analysis and prioritised recommendations.
Session to scope : 1 · 2 h
From 160 € excl. VAT / 192 € incl. VAT
Indicative working scope, to confirm in the quotation.
Use these notes to scope the request and review delivery. The quotation defines the agreed work, volumes and schedule.

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Add a testable feature with defined inputs, outputs and errors.
For URLs with multiple representations, test variant selection and validation separately. Distinguish no-cache from no-store in the response contract; status alone does not establish storage behaviour.
See scope and pricing
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Build readable assets consistent with the project identity and intended uses.
Separate icon size, clickable area and focus indicator in mockups. Document hover, active and keyboard states; a button image does not prove the final control is usable.
See scope and pricingDEEPER READING / PRACTICE
A problem of visibility may arise from content, incomplete course or technical incoherence. Mobilizing all disciplines from the start increases the cost without guaranteeing a better diagnosis.
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Examine a comprehensive path: search, entry page, understanding of the offer and final action. Attribute each obstacle to a observable cause before opening a specialized building.
Local improvements can be contradicted. A very visible but poorly understood page, or a fast agent that produces uncertain answers, simply moves the problem.
A contribution matrice specifies the useful disciplines, the interfaces between participants and the common controls. The suppliers must be able to be review together, with compatible criteria.
If the right people cannot find the site, examine discovery and indexing. If they arrive but cannot understand the offer, examine content and the journey.
Consider automation for repeated tasks with identifiable inputs, a checkable result and a recovery procedure. Rare, ambiguous or sensitive tasks call for more careful human assessment.