Heather Teague

You teach AI marketing, built a framework for LLM visibility, and run a Substack/YouTube on AI — daily AI use is core.

Your 'AI Answer Marketing Framework' implies structured prompting for LLM visibility; teaching it suggests reusable workflows.

No evidence of shipping apps or prototypes with AI coding tools — not your track.

You likely use AI APIs for marketing automation, but no direct evidence of LLM API integration in your work.

No evidence of multi-step agents, tool calling, or RAG — outside your marketing educator role.

You ship AI marketing education (courses, frameworks) to real users, but not software products with AI features.

No evidence of fine-tuning, embeddings, or custom model work — not relevant to your track.

No evidence of vector DBs, GPU optimization, or LLMOps — entirely outside your domain.

No publications, novel architectures, or training experiments — not your field.