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Webinar:  If You Don’t Redefine Your Category, AI Will

LLMs are collapsing discovery into summaries. If you’re not defining the next version of your category, the market (and the models) will do it for you. ​For 20 years, B2B tech category leadership was built on scale: bigger brands, deeper content libraries, stronger analyst relationships, well-worn buyer journeys. Incumbents had gravity. Buyers came to them. ​That dynamic is breaking. ​In an LLM-driven discovery and buying world, buyers increasingly consume your brand twice - first through AI synthesis, then later on your site for validation. ​LLMs don’t reward market share. They reward clarity, coherence, and relevance to what the category is becoming. ​In this LinkedIn Live, we’ll break down what this shift means for B2B tech CMOs and CCOs, and the practical playbook to protect (and expand) category leadership when AI is now the first impression. ​Hosted by the Scratch leadership team ​• Lora Kratchounova - CEO • Anya Nelson - SVP & PR Practice Lead • Richard Hostler - VP Content • Peter Atanasoff - VP Demand Generation ​What we cover ​• Why gravity is breaking: How LLM-mediated discovery changes who wins, and why incumbents have the most to defend. • The new reality of double consumption: AI synthesis → buyer shortlist → website validation. Your homepage is no longer your first touch. ​• From brand voice to brand signal architecture: How to become structurally coherent across channels so AI (and buyers) can’t flatten you into generic category language. ​• The three pillars that endure in AI discovery: ​Clear, category-level POV; identifiable authority; validation that holds up under synthesis • Where AEO fits (and where it doesn’t): AEO as a strategic brand stress test (not “SEO 2.0”) to benchmark how your brand is synthesized and compared. ​• Orchestrating the ecosystem for consensus: Why PR, analysts, partners, community, and executive voice now function as one system, and how narrative drift becomes structural risk. ​Who should watch: ​• CMOs / CCOs at established, growth-focused B2B tech companies ​• Brand, Comms, Demand Gen, and PMM leaders owning category narrative ​• Executive teams navigating margin compression and buyer consolidation who need differentiation that holds up under scrutiny ​What you’ll walk away with: ​• A simple diagnostic: Are we being described as yesterday’s category leader, or tomorrow’s? ​• A practical framework for signal architecture (POV → authority → validation) you can apply across your GTM system ​• A prioritized list of “fix it now” narrative gaps most incumbents have ​• A clear POV on AEO: what to measure, what to ignore, and how to use it as market + competitive intelligence