Peter Lisoskie — Scend™ | Turn your experience into what AI cites, people adopt, and trust
Scend™ | Turn your experience into what AI cites, people adopt, and trust
Peter Lisoskie ranks #451 of 18,566 LinkedIn creators in Growth Marketing, and is a standout voice in United States. They have 27.3K followers and published 29 posts in the last 60 days at a 0.2% average engagement rate.
- 27.3K followers
- 29 posts / 60d
- 0.2% avg engagement
- 308 follower growth / 30d
The roast
Peter Lisoskie writes like a Victorian poet discovering a Reddit thread, all to convince us that Scend is a real company rather than a Scrabble accident. He has 26,000 followers and an engagement rate that suggests his primary demographic is accidental thumb-scrolls.
About Peter
Somewhere before the conversation, the decision starts to take shape.Something is quietly shifting in how people choose.I’ve been noticing it more lately.Companies are still showing up.Still competing.But something feels different.It’s not just about being visible anymore.It’s about what gets surfaced… what feels credible… and what gets chosen before a conversation even starts.AI is starting to shape more of that process.Quietly influencing what people see, how they think, and what they trust.So by the time someone reaches you… part of the decision has already started forming.Over time, it becomes simple.A default.But here’s what’s changed.That decision is no longer being shaped in just one place.There’s still what I call The Library.Websites, articles, partnerships… years of built presence.That still matters.But there’s something else happening now.The Street.Places where people are actually talking.Reddit. Quora. Forums. Niche communities.This is where ideas get tested.Where experiences get shared.Where things either catch on… or don’t.And when something does catch on, it doesn’t just get seen.It gets repeated.It gets trusted.It gets adopted.That’s where authority is forming now.And more and more, that’s what AI is starting to surface.Not just what exists…But what people are engaging with and agreeing on.Which means the real question is no longer:“Am I visible?”It’s:“Am I part of the conversations shaping the decision?”That’s what I’ve been building around.Not another app.Not another content tool.A new way to work with AI.A Prompt Operating System™ guided by a Cognitive AI Coach™.Instead of you prompting AI…The system prompts you.It pulls from real conversations happening in your neighborhoods.It brings forward patterns, questions, and signals.And it asks you to do the one thing AI can’t…Add your experience.Your perspective.Your scars.So what gets created isn’t generic.It’s something people recognize.Something they engage with.Something that starts to catch on.Because in this new world, authority doesn’t come from what you publish.It comes from what gets adopted.That’s what Scend™ is.joinscend.now
Highlights
- Top 5% Creator — 29 posts in 30 days
- Top 5% in United States — Ranked #181 of 5851 creators
- Top 5% Audience — 27,330 followers
- Top 50% Engager — 0.17% engagement rate
Recent posts
What if being #1 in AI isn't the goal at all? I came across some fascinating research from Rand Fishkin and Patrick O'Donnell that changed the way we should all be thinking about AI recommendations. They had 600 people ask ChatGPT, Claude and Google's AI the same kinds of recommendation questions nearly 3,000 times. The exact same list of recommended businesses or brands appeared less than 1% of the time. Even more interesting? Although the lists and positions kept changing, certain brands kept showing up again and again. In one analysis, a highly visible brand appeared in 97% of the re
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What if you lost your place in the AI recommendation and nobody told you? I've been thinking about this as AI becomes a bigger part of how customers decide who to consider. Imagine you're a consultant and today someone asks ChatGPT a question directly related to your expertise. You're cited. Maybe even recommended. A week later, someone asks essentially the same question. This time a competitor is recommended instead. What happened? Maybe they published stronger evidence. Maybe they earned new reviews or mentions. Maybe AI found information that better demonstrated their expertise. Or
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What if AI is sending you customers and you're giving something else the credit? I've been thinking about what happens before someone arrives at a website. Imagine a founder gets a new demo request. The CRM captures the lead. Analytics shows the visitor came directly to the website. So the source gets recorded as “Direct.” Pretty straightforward. Except maybe it isn't. What if ten minutes earlier that person had been talking with ChatGPT? They described their problem. Asked about different approaches. Compared several companies. Asked follow-up questions. And eventually asked: “W
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Last updated 2026-08-01