TechSuite to Present at Conference on AI's 'Ordinary' Answers
The session reframes the AI output quality problem as an input data problem, offering a diagnostic framework for companies to measure their visibility in AI search, a shift from traditional SEO metrics.
Key Facts
- TechSuite COO Shintaro Kurata will present at an online conference starting August 18, 2026, hosted by MarketMedia Inc.
- The conference features 40 companies from BtoB marketing fields including marketing support, SEO, advertising, sales, and inside sales.
- TechSuite's session will introduce a diagnostic framework for companies to measure how likely AI search tools are to cite them, based on actual support data.
- Kurata previously launched TechSuite's generative AI-powered SEO article outsourcing service, which produced over 30,000 AI-written articles.
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TechSuite Co., Ltd. will present at an online conference hosted by MarketMedia Inc., starting August 18, 2026. The conference is titled "Is AI's Answer 'Ordinary' Because the Input Data Is Mediocre?" and features 40 companies from BtoB marketing, including marketing support, SEO, advertising, sales, and inside sales. TechSuite's COO and Business Director of AI x Marketing, Shintaro Kurata, will lead a session called "Is Your Company 'Not Chosen' by AI Because Your Online Information Is Mediocre? ~ Information Design Techniques for the Second Half of the Year to Transform into a Company Named by AI Search (LLMO) ~." The session will introduce a diagnostic framework based on actual support data to help companies measure how likely AI search tools are to evaluate and cite them. Kurata previously launched TechSuite's generative AI-powered SEO article outsourcing service, which has produced over 30,000 AI-written articles. The event aims to provide practical know-how on utilizing AI and selecting measures to maximize results in the second half of 2026.
The conference organizers note that while AI has made information gathering easier, it tends to present only general optimal solutions. Deriving strategies tailored to a specific market requires practical knowledge from the front lines. Kurata's session directly addresses two common concerns: "How much is our company being chosen in AI search?" and "I think I understand the difference from SEO, but I don't know where to start." The diagnostic framework aims to provide data-based evidence for action.
Kurata studied at Doshisha University's Faculty of Economics and began working as a web director while still a student. After a stint at Konica Minolta, he joined TechSuite and launched the generative AI-powered SEO article outsourcing business. He achieved the No.1 market share in that category and grew a media property to a monthly turnover of 100 million yen within one year of launch.
TechSuite also operates "AI Search Partners," a consulting service that provides end-to-end support for being cited in AI searches, from strategic design to content creation and effect verification. The service combines traditional SEO with AI search countermeasures.
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