
TwentyThree Transforms into Global Growth Collective to Meet Changing Business Needs
22 April 2026
Joining the AI race, one FAQ at a time
10 August 2026Why now is the moment to rethink your website, your brand … and everything in between.
Let’s take a moment. There has never been a more chaotic, exciting, slightly overwhelming - yet genuinely wondrous - time in the digital landscape. When AI tools like ChatGPT reached over 100 million users in just two months, it wasn’t just impressive. It was a signal. A shift. And things escalated quickly.
This shift is exactly why we’ve evolved TwentyThree, to help businesses stay visible, competitive, and clearly understood in an AI-driven digital world.
Remember when we asked, “Do we really need a website?”
Think back 25+ years. A boardroom conversation, somewhere. Someone (probably the financial director) questioned, “But do we really need a website?”
Another board member probably said, “I agree, the internet is just a fad. The email thing is great though. Saving a ton on fax paper.”
Today, not having a website is like not having a phone number. You’re simply not visible. You’re not competing. You’re not even part of the conversation. You’re Casper the Ghost in the digital world - unseen, unheard, and, frankly, irrelevant.
Here’s the reality - AI is following the same trajectory, only faster.
The AI market is projected to reach a staggering $1,339 billion by 2030, growing from an estimated $214 billion in 2024. (Forbes)
And the truth is, most people have already interacted with AI in the last day, often without even realising it. It’s embedded in how we search, how we discover, and how we make decisions.
It changes everything.
For years, digital success was about being found on page one of search results. But that has shifted. It’s no longer enough to have a good-looking website or even strong SEO. Your brand now needs to be positioned in a way that AI platforms can interpret, trust, and surface in their responses.
If your content isn’t clear, structured, and authoritative enough for AI to understand, it simply moves on, probably to your competitor. And it probably won’t come back.
We became our own client
Refreshing TwentyThree wasn’t just about a new look and feel (or a little brand Botox). It was about building a business - and a digital presence - that reflects how the world now works.
We became our own client. That client. The irritating one that asks too many questions, challenges every assumption, and refuses to accept “good enough.”
But through that process, we tested AI tools extensively, interrogated emerging trends, and rethought how brands need to show up in this new environment. And here’s the truth - even for us, it’s moving fast. What we knew last month is already starting to feel a little crusty.
The advantage now lies in staying informed, adaptable, and open to change.
The goalposts are moving, and that’s the opportunity
There is no longer a ‘finished’ state. Everything is fluid. Websites evolve. Brands adapt. Technology shifts.
The businesses that will win are the ones agile enough to respond and structured enough to be understood by both people and machines.
So where do you stand?
I urge you to start asking the tougher questions about your organisation and brand.
- Is your content structured for AI interpretation?
- Is your brand clearly understood and positioned?
- Are you visible where decisions are now being made - not just in search, but in AI-driven recommendations?
How TwentyThree can help
To support this shift, TwentyThree now offers new AI services including AEO and UX audits. Each service has been carefully formulated and designed to show you exactly how your brand is being interpreted by AI platforms, where visibility is being lost, and what needs to change to remain competitive.
It’s not about starting again. It’s about adapting intelligently.
The bottom line
The shift is already happening. If you’re unsure how your business is showing up in this new landscape, let’s have that conversation.
We’ll help you understand where you stand and what to do next.
We hope you love the new TwentyThree as much as we do.
Claire




