Mother’s Day spread

Happy Mother’s Day, Mom.
Yesterday, Amairah had ice cream and said, “It’s cold,” and I instantly thought of you.
You’d say the same when Dad tried to feed you, and he’d joke, “Want me to warm it up in the microwave?”
That always made you laugh.
Grateful for memories like that.

One of my favorite case studies? Gillette.

Most people don’t realize this, but before safety razors existed, the world ran on straight razors. That was the norm. No one thought they needed anything else. Then along came King Gillette, who introduced a razor with a disposable blade and a handle.

Maya’s bakery was quiet. No foot traffic. Just a dusty “Follow us on LinkedIn!” sign.

Then 💥 BOOM — Captain Clarity arrived.

✅ Google Business Profile
✅ Reviews
✅ Simple website

Comment “Must Do” and I’ll send you the free strategy that helped Maya turn things around.

I compared 8 platforms using 3 factors: Accuracy, Usefulness, and Citations

Brave and Kagi blew me away with clean results and no fluff. (Screenshot of Kagi response)

Google showed poor results. Bing gave broken links. ChatGPT underperformed
Full study here: shahp.substack.com/p/i-tested-8...

From ChatGPT and Google AI Mode to Brave, Kagi, and Perplexity—I ran 240 queries across 8 platforms.

The best? Brave and Kagi.

The worst? Bing and ChatGPT (sorry, OpenAI). Think: broken links, weak citations, and poor responses.

Want the full breakdown? -> shahp.substack.com/p/i-tested-8...