Marketing that starts with AI visibility, then carries one story everywhere.
We build the answer first. Then we run that same narrative through media, search, content, social, email, and the events where your buyers actually show up. One message, every platform, no translation loss.
AMP Marketing and PR is an integrated PR, marketing and AI search consultancy that builds answer engine visibility first, then carries one narrative across media, content, search, social, email, and events.
Everything starts with answer engine visibility.
Before we write a campaign, we find out what ChatGPT, Google AI Overviews, Perplexity, Gemini, and Copilot already say about you. That answer is the real first impression now. If it is wrong, thin, or missing, every dollar spent downstream is working against a bad brief.
of marketing leaders say traditional SEO is being replaced by AI search.
have no AI search strategy in place today.
say no one inside the company owns AI visibility.
Methods note: figures from the 2026 AMP Marketing Leaders Report, a Centiment survey of 159 marketing leaders in the United States, fielded in 2026, plus executive interviews. Read the report.
The visibility audit
We prompt the engines the way your buyers do, record what comes back, and map the sources those answers are pulled from. You see your named mentions, your competitors' share of answer, and the gaps you can close.
The answer architecture
Keywords and AEO prompts get built into the language itself, so headlines, body copy, quotes, and schema all reinforce the same claim. Full detail lives on the GEO and AEO page.
One narrative across every communication platform.
Most companies run PR in one room and marketing in another. The result is two vocabularies, two sets of proof points, and an AI model that cannot tell what you actually do. We write the story once, in the AMP Authority Engine, and then every channel becomes a different expression of it.
Earned media
Reporter and analyst coverage that carries the exact claim, with citable sources behind it.
Search and AEO
Pages and schema structured so the engines quote your language, not a competitor's summary.
Content
Research, bylines, and buyer journey assets that carry the same proof points end to end.
Social
Executive and brand voice, aligned to the story, built to be lifted and quoted.
Email and demand
Nurture and campaign language that matches what buyers already read about you elsewhere.
Events
Stage, booth and briefing rooms designed to drive the attention of your target audience.
Full stack marketing for B2B and technology companies.
Launch, optimize, and scale against the metrics that matter: pipeline, revenue, and cost to acquire a customer. Every service below is briefed off the same narrative and measured against the same visibility baseline.
SEO and AI search
Technical, on page, and entity work that earns rankings in classic search and citations in generated answers.
Content marketing
Original research, bylines, case studies, and buyer journey content designed to be quoted by people and machines.
Social media
Brand and executive channels built around a point of view, not a posting calendar.
Demand generation
Campaigns, paid programs, and conversion paths tied to pipeline, not impressions.
Email marketing
Lifecycle and nurture programs that carry the same proof points buyers meet in the press.
Event development and marketing
Owned events, sponsorships, speaking, and the campaign that surrounds them.
Events are where your narrative gets tested in public.
A conference is not a line item. It is a concentrated moment where press, analysts, customers, and competitors all hear your positioning at once. We develop the event program and the marketing around it as a single campaign, so the stage, the booth, the briefing room, and the follow up all reinforce one claim.
Event strategy
We start by building an event website powered by AEO and SEO analysis, so the event is discoverable in the moment people are searching for it. From there we build an event that drives the sponsors and the attendees you actually want in the room, using the same visibility data that guides the rest of your marketing.
Owned events
Roundtables, customer dinners, launch events, and briefing days, from concept and invitation strategy through run of show and follow up.
Booth messaging
Signage, demo scripts, one pagers, and staff talk tracks written together, so a visitor hears the same sentence at the booth that they read in coverage.
Onsite briefings
We book the desk side meetings and analyst briefings around the show, prep the spokespeople, and manage the news window so announcements land when reporters are paying attention.
Content engine
Pre event teasers, on site capture, session recaps, video, social, and post event nurture. The recap is structured for AI search, so the event keeps generating answers long after the floor closes.
How we measure an event
Meetings booked and held, qualified pipeline sourced and influenced, coverage and analyst mentions earned, share of voice against competitors at the show, and change in AI answer visibility for the terms tied to the announcement. We report on all five, not just badge scans.
How the work runs.
A sequence, because the order matters. Analysis before architecture, architecture before amplification.
Analyze
Visibility audit across AI answer engines and search, competitor share of answer, media and analyst landscape, and a review of the assets you already have. You get a baseline you can hold us to.
Architect
One narrative, written as a brand canon: the claim, the proof, the named quotes, the keywords, and the prompts we intend to win. Everything downstream is briefed from this single document.
Amplify
Media relations, content, search, social, email, demand, and events run in parallel off the same canon, on a calendar that stacks moments instead of scattering them.
Measure
Monthly reporting on answer engine visibility, coverage quality, share of voice, and pipeline contribution. We re prompt the engines every cycle so you can see the answer change.
Senior people, one team, no handoffs.
15+ years
Tech PR and marketing leadership. The people you meet are the people who do the work.
3 in 1
PR, marketing, and AI search visibility under one strategy and one budget line.
Month 1
Your visibility baseline and narrative canon are delivered in the first thirty days.
Marketing at AMP, answered.
Why does AMP start marketing engagements with AEO instead of a campaign plan?
Because the AI answer is the new first impression. Buyers ask an engine about your category before they visit your site, and that generated answer is assembled from sources you may not control. AMP audits what the engines currently say, fixes the sources behind it, and only then builds campaigns, so every channel is pushing a claim the models already recognize.
How do PR and marketing work together at AMP?
They run off one narrative document. AMP writes the claim, the proof points, the named quotes, and the target keywords and prompts once, then briefs media relations, content, search, social, email, demand generation, and events from that same canon. There is no translation step between the PR team and the marketing team because it is one senior team.
What does event development and marketing include?
Event selection and strategy, speaking and awards placement, owned events and executive dinners, booth and demo messaging, on site press and analyst meetings, and the full content program before, during, and after the show. AMP treats the event and the campaign around it as one project rather than two.
How do you measure marketing results?
Against pipeline, revenue, and customer acquisition cost, plus visibility measures that traditional reporting misses: share of answer in AI engines, citation of your sources, coverage quality, and share of voice against named competitors. Reporting is monthly and includes a re run of the original visibility audit.
Can AMP work with an in house marketing team?
Yes. Most engagements extend an existing team rather than replace it. AMP typically owns the narrative architecture, AI search visibility, and earned media, while the in house team runs execution in the channels it already controls, all briefed from the same document.
What size companies does AMP work with?
B2B and technology companies from funded startups through global enterprises. Past and current work includes NTT Research, MuleSoft, Roblox, Adobe, HP, and major energy providers, along with venture backed companies at launch stage.