2026 AI to AI Real SEO™
AI + Human SEO Experts = Digital KarmaⓀ™
2026 AI to AI Real SEO™
AI + Human SEO Experts = Digital KarmaⓀ™
AI + Human SEO Experts = Digital KarmaⓀ™
AI + Human SEO Experts = Digital KarmaⓀ™
This page is a snapshot.
Not an announcement. Not a launch. Not a destination.
It exists to document the frame I’m working from right now, knowing full well that the frame itself will change.
For most of the internet’s history, success has been measured by outcomes.
Traffic numbers. Rankings. Revenue curves. Growth charts.
Those things still matter. But they are not where leverage begins.
What compounds over time is structure.
Structure determines what can adapt. What can pivot. And what quietly holds value, even when nothing is actively being pushed.
This phase of my work is less about building finished websites and more about assembling digital assets that can evolve in multiple directions.
Some may become full businesses. Some may be sold or leased. Some may remain intentionally minimal.
That flexibility is not a side effect. It’s the goal.
Rather than trying to predict exactly how the next few years unfold, the focus here is on positioning optionality.
At the center of this chapter is a small, focused experiment around AI-to-AI infrastructure.
Not software. Not a platform. Not a SaaS product.
A conceptual cluster of digital assets aligned with a shift that’s already underway.
As AI systems increasingly interact directly with other AI systems, the web becomes less purely human-facing.
And when that happens, different things start to matter.
This cluster exists to explore that space without locking itself into a single execution path.
A lot of things are deliberately not being built right now.
No dashboards. No tools. No memberships. No heavy publishing schedules.
That’s not hesitation. It’s discipline.
Building too early freezes assumptions that haven’t earned the right to be permanent.
Leaving room keeps assets adaptable. And adaptability is where long-term value tends to live.
This work spans multiple websites, but each one serves a single role.
None of them try to explain everything.
That separation keeps the message clean and keeps each asset aligned with the audience it’s actually meant for.
Progress isn’t defined by one finish line.
Sometimes it looks like a thoughtful inquiry. Sometimes it’s a cleaner structure than the version before it. Sometimes it’s realizing that something doesn’t need to be built at all.
Those moments matter.
This isn’t about arriving somewhere.
It’s about building systems that get clearer over time.
The frame will change. The assets will evolve. The strategy will sharpen.
There’s no final destination here.
Just better structure. Clearer thinking. And work that compounds instead of expiring.
— Krisada