RAMMP Field Guide

Build your own AEO + GEO ontology.

Most companies try to win AI search by writing more content. That's backwards. The companies actually showing up inside ChatGPT, Perplexity, and Google AI Overviews built something different first — a structural map of how their business's concepts connect. This guide walks you through the 7-step process we use with RAMMP clients to do that work.

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What's inside.

The 7 steps, in order. Plus an honest read on what you can do yourself and where the work gets genuinely hard.

Step 01

Identify your category-defining terms

The 8–20 concepts your buyers ask about, that you've coined, or that you're constantly explaining.

Step 02

Classify each term by ownership tier

Owned, reframed, adjacent, distracting. Not every term deserves a page.

Step 03

Map the relationships

Part of, produces, constrains, resolves into, operationalises. This is what turns a glossary into a graph.

Step 04

Choose your register

Encyclopaedic, technical specification, or reference manual. Pick one. Use it everywhere.

Step 05

Structure each page identically

A 9-section skeleton that gives AI engines a predictable place to find each fact.

Step 06

Map the ontology to JSON-LD

Stable URIs, bidirectional links, one canonical set. The schema patterns that turn pages into a knowledge graph.

Step 07

Set the governance layer

Without governance, your ontology drifts. The monthly maintenance commitment most companies underestimate.

Bonus

DIY vs. consultation

Honest read on what you can do in-house, and where the work gets harder than it looks.

The companies winning AI search aren't writing more content. They built a knowledge graph first. Then the pages wrote themselves.

Dr Anna Harrison — Founder, RAMMP


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