Searchmaxxed decision library
Research that changes what you build next.
Use these frameworks, benchmarks, templates, checklists and blueprints to find the valuable search territory, design the right page system, strengthen your public evidence and measure what moves.
Every asset states what it can prove, what it cannot prove and the next decision it should help you make.
Choose your starting point
Start with the decision in front of you.
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template · 01
Search market opportunity map
Turn the searches your market makes into an ordered commercial plan. This template connects demand, customer intent, page ownership, proof, value and effort before anyone starts publishing.
Use this when
Use this when you have a keyword list, a large content backlog or several teams asking for pages—but no defensible order for what should be built first.
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blueprint · 02
Website page system blueprint
Design a large website around customer decisions, not URL volume. The blueprint gives every page family a distinct job and connects the whole site to commercial outcomes.
Use this when
Use this when your site has outgrown its navigation, several page families overlap or a planned expansion risks creating thin, disconnected or duplicated routes.
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checklist · 03
AI search source readiness checklist
Check whether your public record is accessible, clear, consistent and supported before chasing mentions or citations in AI-assisted search.
Use this when
Use this when AI answers omit the business, confuse its facts, cite the wrong page or recommend competitors whose public evidence is easier to verify.
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research · 04
Australian AI Search Visibility Index framework
A transparent framework for measuring how Australian brands appear in AI-assisted commercial answers without collapsing every observation into one inflated score.
Use this when
Use this when you need a repeatable baseline for brand mentions, citations, recommendations and factual accuracy across AI-assisted search surfaces.
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benchmark · 05
StudioHawk website footprint benchmark
StudioHawk's public website shows how commercial pages, proof, people and useful resources can reinforce one another. The lesson is decision completeness—not page-count imitation.
Use this when
Use this when evaluating whether your website needs more pages, better page families or stronger connections between commercial intent, proof and expertise.
One connected system
Move from market evidence to a better website.
- 1. Map and design
Map the valuable territory, then use the page-system blueprint to decide which commercial, proof, entity, research, tool and supporting pages deserve to exist.
- 2. Verify and measure
Use the source-readiness checklist to strengthen the public record, then apply the visibility framework without pretending a volatile answer is a permanent ranking.
- 3. Change and improve
Build the changes into an Agentic Website, organise the truth in the AI Source Layer and keep improving through the Managed Search Loop.