Kate Holland is an AI visibility consultant and authority architect based in Byron Bay, NSW, Australia.

She is the founder of Radar Consultancy, an editorial systems studio that helps experts, coaches, founders and thought leaders structure their knowledge so AI systems can find, trust and cite them by name.

Kate's methodology, the Radar Authority Architecture™, is a five-stage framework (Recognise, Analyse, Define, Architect, Reinforce) that builds the knowledge infrastructure AI needs to surface an expert as a credible, citable source. Clients receive a Radar Visibility Score, a 0 to 144 measurement across four AI platforms, at the start and end of each engagement.

Kate has spent more than a decade as editor of WellBeing, Australia's leading integrative health publication — a role she continues today.

Her editorial background, structuring expert knowledge for audiences that demand credibility, is the direct foundation of the Radar methodology.

Kate firmly believes AI visibility is an editorial problem, not a tech problem. The experts AI cites aren't more credible. They're more legible.

"I built Radar because real expertise shouldn't disappear just because the search tool changed."

Radar is an editorial consultancy that builds the knowledge architecture AI needs to find, trust and cite your work. The approach combines editorial judgement — knowing how to draw out and shape expert thinking — with a clear understanding of how AI systems decide whose expertise to surface.

Kate Holland also publishes under the name Kate Duncan.