


Vera checks three things, because these are the three that decide whether AI names you.
Clarity. Can anyone tell what you do, who you do it for, and what problem you solve, within about ten seconds of landing on any of your profiles.
Consistency. Do you say the same thing everywhere, or does each platform tell a slightly different story.
Corroboration. Has anyone other than you confirmed it. Podcast appearances, articles, directory listings, event pages, mentions on sites you don’t own.
She works through six research passes before she writes a word. What comes back is a scored report with the gaps named in priority order, and an action plan you could start on this afternoon. Not “improve your LinkedIn”. Which line to rewrite, and what to put there instead.




Hi, I’m Loren Bartley, founder of Impactiv8, where I help service-based businesses build profitable marketing systems in partnership with AI.
I’m known for making complex topics simple, practical and actionable. Since 2011, I’ve supported business owners through my AI Mega Success Academy, hands-on training programs and coaching to build stronger marketing foundations and smarter systems.
I built Vera because I ran the audit on myself and didn’t love what came back. I’d been publishing since 2011, which is exactly the problem: years of content spread across more topics than I’d care to admit, and positioning that had moved on while the internet stayed where I left it. I’ve got more than 150 assistants in my AI workforce now, and Vera is the one I’d run first, because everything else you do to market yourself quietly assumes AI can already tell who you are.
You’re in expert hands.
From there the action plan is yours to work through. Run her again in 90 days and you’ll see exactly what’s shifted.

