EPR's first ranked Citation Share study covering Black-owned beauty brands — Fenty, Pattern, Telfar, Honey Pot, Topicals, Briogeo, Lip Bar, Bread Beauty — across 185 prompts and 5 AI engines.
The University of Toronto's definitive audit of GPT-4o, Claude, Perplexity, and Gemini versus Google Search across 1,516 queries. Domain overlap, source typology, content freshness, and the controlled experiment on pre-training versus retrieval bias.
The technology research franchises — Salesforce, HubSpot, Microsoft, IBM, Cisco, Adobe, Workday, ServiceNow, Snowflake, Stack Overflow, Gartner, Deloitte, McKinsey — that anchor tech.
The hotel and travel research franchises — J.D. Power, Hilton, Marriott, Booking.com, Expedia, Airbnb, Amex, AHLA, STR, Skift, Virtuoso, AAA — that anchor hospitality.
The F&B research franchises — IFIC, NRA, FMI, Mintel, Datassential, Technomic, Circana, Kerry, Whole Foods — that anchor food and beverage earned media.
The internal comms KPIs the CEO actually asks about. Reach, engagement, sentiment, manager cascade, time-to-message. What gets reported. What gets ignored.
What internal communications functions spend, where the money goes, and how budgets compare across enterprise, mid-market, and frontline-heavy industries. EPR's 2026 benchmark.
Edition 1 of the Banking Citation Share Index — who controls the AI answer in U.S. consumer banking. JPMorgan Chase leads at 88.9. Bank of America 86.3. Wells Fargo 76.0. The 10-bank baseline plus the methodology, prompt families, and Edition 2 roadmap.
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.