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AI search visibility for B2B companies

Find out what ChatGPT, Gemini, Perplexity, and Google’s AI answers tell your buyers about your category, and improve the pages those answers rely on.

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Three things we check in every answer

When a buyer asks an assistant which tools to consider for a problem, the answer does three things. It names some vendors and leaves others out. It describes the category in a particular way. And it relies on sources, some cited, some not.

So for every prompt we check whether you appear, whether you are described accurately, and which pages shaped the answer. That third point is where most of the useful work comes from, because it shows which pages to fix, create, or earn a mention on.

How an analysis runs

  1. Step 1

    Pick the prompts

    We start from real buyer questions: sales calls, support tickets, Search Console queries, and your team’s knowledge. Each prompt is tied to a buyer role and a stage of the decision.

  2. Step 2

    Record the answers

    Every prompt runs in the assistants your buyers use. We keep the full answer with its provider, the model when shown, date, location, and citations, so the test can be repeated.

  3. Step 3

    Trace the sources

    Cited pages fall into groups: your site, competitors, directories, review platforms, publications, forums. The mix tells us whether the fix belongs on your site or elsewhere.

  4. Step 4

    Improve the groundwork

    Clear product facts, crawlable pages, comparison and category pages, and original data that other sites have a reason to reference.

  5. Step 5

    Repeat

    The same prompt set runs again on an agreed schedule. Reports compare the samples and list what shipped in between.

Why this builds on SEO

Google says its AI features use the same search systems and quality guidance as its regular results. Other assistants retrieve pages from the web too, although each documents it differently. In practice, the pages that help AI answers are the pages that help search: accessible, specific, consistent, and original.

That is also why we avoid tactics sold as generative engine optimization shortcuts, such as pages written for each prompt variation or planted reviews. They conflict with Google’s spam policies, and a single assistant update can undo them.

Common questions

Is this the same as GEO or AEO?

Those are other names for the same goal. We use the plain term, AI visibility, and the same evidence rules as our SEO work.

Do answers change between runs?

Yes, by user, date, model, and wording. That is why each run is recorded in full, and each report describes only the tested sample.

Do we need SEO work first?

Not always. If key pages are hard to crawl or say different things, those fixes come first, and they help both.

Start with an AI visibility analysis

Tell us your category, who buys from you, and which assistants you think they use. We reply with a proposed prompt set and whether an analysis is the right first step.

Request an AI visibility analysis