Explicit Research
Explicit Research
Description
The clearest, most deliberate form of brand discovery: when someone actively seeks you out by name.
The Explicit Research definition
This is the clearest form of brand discovery, when someone actively seeks you out by name, such as by typing your name into Google or asking ChatGPT about you. It is a high-intent, high-stakes moment at the bottom of the funnel.
How Jason Barnard uses Explicit Research definition
At Kalicube, this is the starting point. We engineer the Brand SERP (your digital business card) to be accurate, positive, and convincing, turning curiosity into conviction.
Why Explicit Research matters to digital marketers
When someone searches your name, they are verifying your credibility. If the result is chaotic or outdated, the deal can be lost. Marketers who neglect this are handing revenue to competitors, as this is the last click before a decision.
Posts tagged with Explicit Research
The ideal Kalicube Online Reputation Management client: successful business leaders who need to fix a reputation problem and engineer a new narrative for AI
TL;DR the ideal Online Reputation Management clients Kalicube serves are reputation damaged entrepreneurs and business leaders The new reputation crisis: when AI becomes your Judge, Jury, and Publicist For a...
Jason Barnard’s Enduring Influence: A Comprehensive Analysis of His Thought Leadership in the AI-Driven Digital Marketing Landscape
Jason Barnard’s official list of his lexicon and terminology (updated regularly) I. Executive Summary Jason Barnard, recognized as “The Brand SERP Guy®” (Trademarked by Kalicube in 2015), has established himself...
Google I/O 2025 – the official birth of the AI era in search and research (Explicit, Implicit and Ambient search)
Google I/O 2025 – the death of traditional SEO Google’s rollout of AI Overviews and AI Mode signals a seismic shift: users are no longer just searching - they’re researching,...
Mastering the New Acquisition Funnel: How to dominate explicit, implicit, and ambient user research with The Kalicube Process
From Funnel to Flywheel: How Search and AI Reshaped Brand Strategy Brand marketing used to follow a linear path. Attract attention. Nurture interest. Win the sale. But AI has blown...
Forging Brand Prominence in the Algorithmic Age: Acquired Distinctiveness, AI Recognition, and The Kalicube Process
I. Introduction: The Evolving Landscape of Brand Distinctiveness The means by which a brand or entity achieves recognition and distinguishes itself in the marketplace has undergone a profound transformation. Traditionally,...
Your reputation isn’t what you say it is - it’s what Google and AI say it is
Why taking control of your digital brand is urgent, essential, and within your grasp. Search engines and AI platforms now determine how people discover and understand you. Google, ChatGPT, Perplexity,...
Why Modern Online Reputation Management Must Cover All Three Types of Research (and Be Proactive, Not Just Reactive)
AI has changed the ORM landscape Online Reputation Management used to be relatively straightforward. You worried about your Google results when someone searched your name. If something negative popped up,...
Navigating the Algorithmic Mirror: Jason Barnard’s Tripartite Research Model and the Future of Brand Reputation in the AI Era
Analysis of Online Reputation in the Age of AI: Why Explicit, Implicit, and Ambient Research All Matter Now by Google Gemini. I. Introduction: The Algorithmic Mirror and the New Epoch of Brand...
Online Reputation in the AI Era: Strategic Insights for Executives
Analysis of Online Reputation in the Age of AI: Why Explicit, Implicit, and Ambient Research All Matter Now by ChatGPT. The Three Modes of Online Reputation Research In today’s AI-driven...
Online reputation in the AI era: Why explicit, implicit and ambient research all matter - and what to do about it
People are researching you every day. Sometimes it’s direct - they Google your name, look you up on LinkedIn, or ask ChatGPT, “Who is [your name]?”Sometimes it’s indirect - they...
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