
I started Authority after auditing 40+ B2B SaaS companies in 2025 and noticing the same pattern in almost all of them: their buyers were already using ChatGPT, Perplexity, and Gemini to research software — and the SaaS companies had no idea where they stood, much less how to fix it. Their SEO agencies were claiming "GEO is included" but couldn't name a single citation they'd earned. Their internal teams were too busy. The market was wide open and nobody was serving the $1–10M ARR segment specifically.
Authority is a one-person operation. I do the strategy, the audits, the writing, the client calls. AI tooling does the heavy lifting on prompt batches, content drafts, and reporting. I don't pretend to be a team and I don't use "we" on personal posts. The whole point of productizing this is that one person with the right system can deliver something that a 20-person agency would charge ten times more for and ship in three times as long.
Before Authority I led marketing at 8 companies (B2B SaaS, e-commerce, services), built and ran my own marketing agency, then built and ran an AI consultancy serving SMBs. The pattern across all of it: scoped work, measurable outcomes, no theatre. That's the muscle Authority is built on. I run a Norwegian AS, bootstrapped under 50,000 NOK of personal capital, with no investors and no plan to take any. The business is structured to hit $30k MRR by month 12 — that's the level where I quit the day job and go full-time on Authority.
What I've shipped on Authority specifically: 40+ B2B SaaS audits across CRM, accounting, project management, and sales engagement. The Shortlist Index — public weekly leaderboard of which B2B SaaS companies AI engines actually recommend, methodology-transparent and reproducible by anyone running the same prompts. The free Shortlist Score tool that any B2B SaaS can run in 30 seconds and get a 5-page PDF report of where they stand.
Best place to start is your free Shortlist Score. Run it →