When people ask AI, I help it find you.

Data you can see, pages people enjoy using, and language that works, with the technical basics done right.

In the background: a search engine reading the web. The sources it chooses begin to glow.

About PlayPlayAI

I make businesses easy to find in Google and in AI answers.

I study the words an industry's own people use, build the pages and structured data around them, and measure what gets cited. I write the copy and I write the code.

Open to senior roles.LinkedIn →

  • Next.js
  • TypeScript
  • React
  • Tailwind
  • Node.js
  • Python
  • PHP / Laravel
  • Vanilla JavaScript
  • Entity SEO
  • Citation benchmarking
  • Data visualization

Things I’ve built

AI Citation Benchmark

How often does AI cite a brand?

It asks AI assistants a set of real questions and sorts every answer into three groups: cited, named but not linked, or left out.

I ask four AI assistants the same seven questions about a brand and keep every answer. Each one lands in one of three piles: cited, named but not linked, or missing. Every number in the report traces back to the exact answer it came from.

Private report toolHow it was built →

Citation Engine

Reads a business’s website and writes the questions a real customer would ask an AI assistant.

The owner approves the list, then it asks ChatGPT and Perplexity those questions on a schedule and records each answer as cited, mentioned, or absent, with the competitors that were recommended instead.

Every answer is saved so results can be compared over time.

Private report toolHow it was built →

Answer-Ready FAQ Block

FAQs that AI can read.

A WordPress plugin you can try in your browser, plus a separate site that reads the same answers straight from it.

Click one link and a real WordPress site opens in your browser with the plugin already switched on — nothing to install, nothing to set up. The questions and answers are labelled in a way AI assistants understand, so they can quote them properly instead of guessing. There is also a “See it headless” view. The plugin hands the same FAQ out over a REST API — a plain web address that answers with data instead of a page — and a separate site built with React asks for it and draws it. That is all “headless” means here: the words stay in WordPress, and anything can show them. If you want to build that part yourself, the repo has a worked example in Next.js.

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