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— RESOURCES

Websem resources.

Editorial hubs covering the terminology your team meets daily in AI search, business intelligence, marketing and content. Built as citable resources — explainers, frameworks, signals — without blog chronology. We ship a hub when there's something substantive to say. Not before.

— What you'll find here

What resources Websem publishes

Websem publishes editorial resources organised into 16 thematic hubs, not a blog chronology: AEO and visibility in AI engines, SEO, PPC, tracking and data, AI chatbots, configurators, social media, online reputation, web platforms, a glossary atlas and resources for public institutions and EU funding. Each hub gathers explainers, frameworks and studies on a single subject, written to be quoted.

Websem's own research lives in the AEO hub: 5 studies on how Romanian brands appear in AI engines, each with a DOI on Zenodo and raw data downloadable under CC BY 4.0. The other hubs are guides and references; we launch a new hub only when there is something substantial to say. Start with the hub that matches your question or, if you only need the definition of a term, with the Atlas.

Each hub has an entry page that says what it contains, and its pages are linked together, so you can go from the definition of a term to the study that measures it. The resources can be read without an account, and the studies may be quoted with attribution; the wording and DOIs are on the Press data page.

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— FAQ

What people ask when looking for resources

What is a Websem resource hub?

A set of pages about a single subject — AEO or SEO, for example — with explainers, frameworks, studies and glossaries linked together. They are organised by subject, not by date, unlike a blog.

Which hubs exist now?

16 hubs: Websem Atlas, AEO — AI engines, Chatbot AI, AI Configurators, Business Intelligence, Tracking & Data, Marketing Automation, Social Media, PPC, B2B Growth, Platforms, Online Reputation, SEO in the AI era, AI Briefing, Audit, Event participations.

Where do I find Websem's own research?

In the AEO hub: 5 studies on how Romanian brands appear in AI engines, each with a DOI on Zenodo and raw data downloadable under CC BY 4.0. The findings, ready to quote, are on the Press data page.

How do I cite a Websem resource?

For studies, the attribution line with each one's DOI is on the Press data page, and the data may be reused with attribution under CC BY 4.0. For other pages, the simplest is to cite the title and the page address.

Are the resources public?

Yes. Every hub and its pages can be read without an account.