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A PageSlammer web edition

Being Found in the AI Era

A practical field guide for businesses, authors and independent publishers who want their work to remain visible as search becomes conversational.

Kerry PlowrightBusiness, technology and AI perspective
Living first edition · September 2026

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A book designed for the web—not squeezed into it.

This demonstration uses chapters, a true subject index, stable section links, responsive typography, embedded media and reading progress. It shows how a Word manuscript can become a living publication without asking the author to abandon Word.

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Contents

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CHAPTER 1The search box is changingPeople are moving from lists of links to direct answers. Businesses and creators must make their knowledge understandable beyond their own website.CHAPTER 2Publish the answerThe most useful page answers one real question completely, in language a customer or reader would naturally use.CHAPTER 3The index is the spinePage count loses meaning on the web. The contents, subject index and stable section links become the architecture of the book.CHAPTER 4From Word to the living editionAuthors should keep writing in the tool they know. PageSlammer should manage conversion, comparison, preview and publication.CHAPTER 5Media with a purposeImages and video should explain, demonstrate or immerse—not merely decorate the page.CHAPTER 6Small publishers can winA smaller publisher can move quickly, serve a precise audience and build trust around useful work rather than scale for its own sake.

Designed to be found

The index is part of the reading experience.

Use the A–Z index to enter at the precise concept you need rather than searching through simulated print pages.

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