Artefact is hiring for its AI Search team and has just put GetMint "into the core of its AI Search offering". But the file artefact.com publishes for AI assistants, llms.txt, is the SEO plugin's default: it opens with "Adopt AI – VIP Cocktail 2026", "Re-engagement Page" and "Hub test", describes offers as "Challenges" or "MEDIA SERVICES", cuts every section at 100 entries (100 of 623 posts, 100 of 108 cases) and never mentions AI Search. A CMO checking whether Artefact practises what its AI Search team sells will look here first.
First action
Open artefact.com/llms.txt with the AI Search directors and mark every line to keep, rewrite or drop.
How to measure it
AI answer share of voice for 30 tracked questions
- Now
- –
- Target
- 2x the baseline
- By
- 90 days
Steps
Baseline
GetMint diagnostic on artefact.com for 30 questions in three languages.
AI Search Director 3 days
Curate llms.txt
Hand-written file: company, offers, top cases, industries, offices, contact.
SEO Content Director 3 days
Turn off the generator
Stop the plugin overwriting the curated file.
Web Manager 1 hour
Clean the index
Noindex test, re-engagement and invitation pages (idea 3).
Web Manager 1 day
Fix descriptions
One real sentence for each of the 33 offer pages.
SEO Content Director 1 week
Publish the result
A short "we ran it on ourselves" case for pitches.
AI Search Director 1 month
Re-measure
Same 30 questions every month.
Senior Consultant SEO/GEO monthly
Why it works
Treat artefact.com as the first AI Search client. Replace the generated llms.txt with a curated one: who Artefact is, the offer pages with one honest sentence each, the 20 strongest case studies with their results, industries, offices and how to engage. Remove test and invitation pages from it and from the index (idea 3). Then run the GetMint measurement on artefact.com for "data and AI consulting" questions in English, French and German, and repeat it monthly.
Visibility in AI answers is now the question clients ask (am I still visible?). Fixing it on its own site gives the team a live before-and-after to show in every AI Search pitch, at almost no cost.
Ready to use
Checklistartefact.com AI Search self-audit
[ ] Curated /llms.txt (no test or invitation pages, no 100-entry cut-off) [ ] One-sentence description on every offer page [ ] AI Search offer page live (idea 2) [ ] Test, re-engagement and VIP pages set to noindex [ ] Localised titles and sitemaps (idea 4) [ ] Service markup on offer pages (idea 20) [ ] Monthly GetMint share-of-voice report for 30 questions
Risks and how to handle them
The plugin regenerates the file
Serve a static llms.txt or switch the module off.
AI answers move slowly
Track citations and sources, not only mentions.
Evidence
- Your websiteartefact.com/llms.txt, the file meant to tell AI assistants what the site is, is generated automatically by the SEO plugin. Its "Pages" list opens with "Adopt AI – VIP Cocktail 2026" ("EXCLUSIVE INVITATION"), "Re-engagement Page", "Hub test" and a VivaTech VIP after-hours invitation; several offers are described only by their first heading ("Challenges", "Why embrace data-driven Sales?", "MEDIA SERVICES"); each section stops at 100 entries, so it lists 100 of 108 case studies and 100 of 623 blog posts. It names no AI Search offer.Source
- Your websitePress release, September 17, 2026: GetMint and Artefact partner, and "Artefact is integrating the GetMint solution into the core of its AI Search offering" to "measure and optimize their visibility across AI search engines", built on three pillars: measurement (share of voice, citations, sources, sentiment), activation ("from on-site content to influencing external sources") and acceleration.Source
- HiringSenior Consultant SEO/GEO, Paris (posted September 15, 2026): the Digital Marketing practice is growing its "AI Search" team, which "deploys integrated organic (SEO/GEO) and paid (SEA/GEA) strategies" for clients; the consultant works with "AI Search directors", liaises with "tool partners for data extraction" and produces "insights, benchmarks, recommendations and prioritised action plans" (translated from French).Source
- HiringSEO Content Director, London (posted August 4, 2026): a "20+ strong SEO team" of SEO generalists, technical SEO experts, content writers and Digital PR specialists; the director will "Define best practice methodologies ... with focus on GEO" and "Support existing clients, new opportunities and pitches".Source
- HiringDirector, AI & Data Science (Marketing Measurement & Effectiveness), New York or Montreal (posted August 18, 2026): "Every senior marketing and commerce leader we talk to is asking the same two questions — am I still visible, and can I still prove what worked — and almost nobody can answer them." The director runs MMM, incrementality, geo-lift and attribution, and will "help us productize what we build — turning measurement work into reusable accelerators and points of view that scale across accounts".Source