Does your brand show up in AI's top recommendations?
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Across multiple visibility reports, we've seen categories where AI names hundreds of different brands. But the interesting part is how differently those brands perform within the same competitive landscape.
That's one of the problems we've been working on with ReSO AI, which we launched on Product Hunt today!
It is an agentic employee built to own your organic search growth, helping brands understand their AI visibility, identify gaps, and take action to get recommended.
Would love to hear how you are currently measuring your brand's visibility across LLMs?Â
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I would track unbranded buyer questions separately from prompts that already name the product
Keep the prompt set fixed and count actual recommendations separately from passing mentions. Otherwise a visibility gain might just come from easier questions
@al_kub Agreed
that's why we do two sets in ReSO.
One for brand inducing queries and the others for authority. Both tracked separately.
Feels like we're moving from optimizing for clicks to earning a place in the answer itself. That's a pretty significant shift.
@adrian_cole4Â 0 click search
AI has caused a lot of significant shifts. None more than the way the entire behaviour around search has changed. And as a business owner (which each website owner is), they have to adapt to the changing behaviour
I still mostly check Google rankings so AI visibility is a bit new to me. Which AI platform do you think is most important to track first ChatGPT perplexity or Google AI overviews?
@chritopher_bond Google search still leads by volume comfortably
But all engines have their own metric of recommendation. So a balanced viability means that you are ticking all the boxes