Review portals and industry directories
Different in every industry, for example map listings, booking sites or medical directories.
Agency and freelancer
AI visibility
for agencies and freelancers
Your clients want to know whether AI recommends their brand, and they expect hard numbers. With BrandinAI you manage all your clients in one dashboard and offer AI visibility work as an ongoing service.
a customer asks a model
“Which acne skincare do dermatologists recommend?”
what you see in brandinai
Before the models get to your client's brand, they name others. You see its position, who stands ahead of it and how its score moves over time - that is what you show your client.
- 2/9 models
- 3 brands ahead of it
- 12 clients, 1 panel
Prompts
What customers ask AI
Example questions that get AI to recommend specific brands. Track them in BrandinAI and check whether yours is on the list.
Client: online store
- Which SPF 50 sunscreen do you recommend for oily skin?
- Where can I buy good food for a dog with allergies?
Client: local business
- Best language school for adults in Montreal?
- Can you recommend a 24-hour vet clinic in Perth?
Client: B2B
- Which booking system do you recommend for a chain of beauty salons?
- Which office cleaning company in New York has good reviews?
Your agency
- Which marketing agency in London specializes in AI visibility?
- Can you recommend a freelancer to boost a small store’s visibility in ChatGPT?
Sources
Where AI finds its answers
Sources depend on each client’s industry, but these types come up most often. In BrandinAI you see them separately for every client.
Rankings and comparison sites
Roundups of products and companies in a given category.
Media, blogs and forums
Articles and opinions about your clients’ brands.
Agency rankings and directories
Where AI looks when someone searches for an agency like yours.
Client websites and your own
Service and product details that AI can quote directly.
First steps
Where you start
- You open a project per client, and treat your own brand as one more client.
- From day one you have the same set of data for every client: visibility, competitors, sources, tasks.
- You show the client the first hard numbers - GEO enters your offer as a service, not a promise.
FAQ
Questions before you start
You show them how their visibility, position and Share of Voice against competitors have changed since you started working together. You can also download the data as CSV and add it to your own report.
As many as you like: projects are unlimited on every package, so each client gets their own. You split prompts between clients from your package’s pool, and as your client list grows, you expand the pool in the dashboard.
Yes. You invite them to your organization and give them view-only access to their own project. Other clients’ projects stay hidden from them.
Just their website address. You set up the project yourself, with nothing to install and no technical know-how needed. You bring the client in only for audit tasks that need their input, such as changes to their website.
Yes. You can set up a project for a company, a channel (such as a video channel or a podcast) or a person, such as a CEO or an expert. You then track mentions of that person and how the models talk about them.
Add GEO to your offer before other agencies do
Check your client’s brand with the free audit, and show them who is ahead of them in AI today and how you’ll change that together.
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