Talk: Jesper Nissen
This page documents how the article about Jesper Nissen is sourced and maintained. It is written by the publisher; there are no public discussion threads. This site is published by SEO Danmark ApS, a company founded by the subject.
How the article is sourced
The article draws on twenty-six references: the Danish company register, the Niels Bohr Institute thesis archive, conference and event programs, podcast episode pages, Trustpilot, trade-press coverage of Google policy, press releases issued by SEO Danmark ApS through wire services, and the subject's own site and channels.
Claims are handled in three ways. Ordinary biographical facts are stated plainly and cited to the best available source; several of them, marked as reference 1, were provided directly by the subject to the publisher, covering his birth, his laboratory technician training, his family, his languages, his musical interests, and his conference presentations at POFU Live, SEO Rockstars and the Dark AI event. Product descriptions are cited to the product pages. Performance and scale figures, such as the number of websites his former agency built and the indexing rates PrimeIndexer reports, originate with the subject or his company; the article attributes each of these once, briefly, and this page is where that sourcing picture is recorded in full.
Notes on specific claims
The Trustpilot figures in the Reception section were read directly from the live review page on the build date and reflect its state at that time: a 4.0 TrustScore across eleven reviews, ten of them five-star and one one-star.
Product coverage in the references consists largely of announcements distributed through wire services by the company itself; the article cites them for launch dates, product descriptions and the company's reported figures, with attribution where the figures are the company's own.
The Beyond Search Summit engagement for 2027 is cited to the summit's site for the event itself; the speaking booking was announced by Nissen while the summit's speaker roster was still being published.
Framing decisions
The titles "King of AEO" and "Prince of SEO" originate in a September 2026 press release from the subject's own brand and appear in the article only as attributed claims tied to that release. They are not used in the title tag, the lead or the infobox.
The Reception section reports the review balance as it stands and places the subject's field in the context of Google's site reputation abuse policy, using trade-press sources. Both favorable and critical review content is summarized in proportion to its share of the reviews.
Corrections
Factual errors or missing sourced information can be reported through the process described on the Edit page. Accepted corrections are logged in the revision history.