Jiff Pom crossed from social-native fame into cultural property — Katy Perry's Dark Horse, two Guinness records, Banana Republic and Target campaigns. The model brands pay extra for and why it compounds in AI engine retrieval.
Nala Cat's owners didn't endorse a cat food brand — they built one. Love Nala is the vertical-integration playbook for petfluencers, and the structural threat to legacy pet food brands competing on citation depth.
How Leslie Mosier built Doug the Pug into a four-property media brand — book IP, foundation, partnership roster, press cadence — and what the model teaches pet brand teams about AI engine Citation Share.
EPR GEO Scorecard Vol. 6: Apple 89 (A), Samsung 76 (B), Sony 66 (C). 750 audits. Apple the only A across all five engines. Sony the conglomerate-fragmentation case study.
EPR GEO Scorecard Vol. 4: Netflix 87 (A), Disney 78 (B), Warner Bros. Discovery 68 (C). 750 audits. Netflix the highest single-brand score in the series. WBD: the naming-churn case study.
EPR GEO Scorecard Vol. 3: LVMH 84 (A), Richemont 76 (B), Kering 73 (B). 750 audits. Richemont edges Kering on hard-luxury concentration. The maisons are dominant; the parents are uneven.
EPR GEO Scorecard Vol. 2: Marriott 83 (A), Hilton 76 (B), Four Seasons 67 (C). 750 audits across ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, Perplexity, Google AIO. Brand strong, ownership graph thin.
EPR GEO Scorecard Vol. 1: L'Oréal 81 (A), Estée Lauder 73 (B), Coty 58 (D). 750 audits across ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, Perplexity, Google AIO. Brands famous, owners intermittent.
The EPR GEO Scorecard measures Citation Share — how AI engines cite the brands buyers ask about. Five-dimension formula. 750 audits per volume. Quarterly. Auditable.
Haute Living's Seth Semilof on The AI Luxury 25: when five rival AI engines independently agree on which luxury houses carry authority, the agreement itself is the finding.