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Who writes the Attensira blog

The Attensira blog is written by Karl-Gustav Kallasmaa, who founded Attensira in 2025. Posts come from the work of running Attensira on our own site. Those written or rewritten since October 2026 name each source with the date it was read, and state the window and sample size of every number from our workspace.

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Karl-Gustav Kallasmaa
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Who writes here?

What has been published most recently?

The five newest posts. Every post is listed on the blog home.

Why publish readings that do not name us?

Because they are the evidence. Asked on 3 Oct 2026 for a GEO tool that opens pull requests, which is the work our posts describe, ChatGPT named three other companies and not Attensira. The posts publish answers like this one, dated and with their sample, by the same rule.

Answer · ChatGPTasked

Question: GEO tool that opens pull requests

ChatGPT answered: A few examples are: Omnia — provides a GEO agent that can connect to GitHub and open PRs for changes like llms.txt, robots.txt, and schema updates. Seology — offers automated SEO/GEO fixes delivered as GitHub pull requests for review and merge. Rankealo — describes an agent workflow that audits, creates fixes, and ships technical changes as PRs.

Sources cited

  1. 1useomnia.com
  2. 2seology.ai
  3. 3rankealo.ai
  4. 4github.com

Not namedAttensira is missing from this ChatGPT answer.

Analyst agentAnalyst · reads this workspace's answersStored answer, read over the Attensira MCP · · n=1 answer, excerpted

How are the posts written and checked?

The rules a post is written to, most of them enforced by the content check that publishes the blog. Posts that predate them are still listed, and each is held to them when it is next revised.

  • Every factual statement has a source and a datePublic facts link to the page that says so, usually the vendor's own documentation, with the date we read it. Competitor facts are dated because they change.
  • Every number from our own data carries its sample sizeReadings from our workspace state the window and how many answers they were measured on. A post written to these rules never publishes a bare percentage.
  • The post opens with the answerA 40 to 60 word answer sits at the top, so a reader, or an AI engine, can take the point without reading the rest.
  • Competitors are described from their own pagesA statement about another company links to that company's own documentation or pricing page, with the date it was read, and never calls a product something its maker does not.
  • No claim about results we cannot showPosts describe the work and how it is measured. A change is called a change only when it clears a significance test; otherwise it is reported as no change we can prove.
  • Posts are reviewed every quarterFacts that age, such as prices, plans and engine lists, are checked again, and the last-updated date changes only when the content does.

What else do people ask?

Are the posts written with AI?
Drafts can be written with AI help, as much of Attensira's own work is. A person checks every fact against its source before a post is published, and the author named on the post stands behind it.
How do I report a mistake in a post?
Email team@attensira.com with the post and the sentence. If the fact is wrong we correct the post and its last-updated date, and the source list shows the new source.
Can I write for the Attensira blog?
Not at the moment. The blog is written from our own work and our own data, so posts come from the people running it.
Why does the blog use readings from Attensira's own workspace?
Because they are the one kind of evidence nobody else can publish. We run Attensira on attensira.com, so we can show real answers, real citations and real crawler visits, dated and with their sample sizes, including the results that do not flatter us.
How often are posts updated?
Each post is reviewed every quarter, and sooner when a fact it states changes, such as a price, a plan or the engines a product reads. The last-updated date at the top of each post changes only when its content does.

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