
mentionedby.ai
The SEO of the AI Era: Track, Rank, Optimize.
121 followers
The SEO of the AI Era: Track, Rank, Optimize.
121 followers
Monitor how ChatGPT, Gemini, Claude, and other AI tools mention your brand. Track rankings, detect misinformation, and optimize your visibility across 20+ models. It’s SEO for the AI era.










AI model rankings may join traditional SEO metrics in boardroom discussions - if proven to correlate with customer acquisition funnels.
Hmm, how does this avoid generic AI suggestions? I’ve seen tools spit out robotic advice that misses brand voice.
@zeronie Absolutely, great point!
We don’t rely on templates or generic advice. MentionedBy.ai actually pulls real answers from models like ChatGPT, Claude, and Gemini to see how they mention your brand (or don’t), what tone they use, and how they describe competitors.
From that, we generate insights that are based on actual model behavior, so you’re not just getting generic SEO advice, you're seeing how to improve visibility and messaging within AI responses themselves. It's like SEO, but for the LLM era.
Thinking ahead—could this tool help with reputation risk or crisis monitoring? If an AI suddenly starts generating false claims about a brand, would I be able to catch that before it spreads?
@elena_perera yes that is some thing we are looking into, a good idea for a future update.
Super curious about the backend—what does the tech stack look like for something like this? I imagine handling prompts across models and parsing responses at scale must be tricky!
@seniru_jay yes that's right, but openrouter simplifies things quite a bit. We still do need to account for the different types of models like reasoning ones. We intend to increase the number of models avaliable as well.
Can this detect shifts in sentiment or tone across different LLMs? Like if Claude responds positively to a brand but Gemini starts referencing it more negatively, would that be visible?
@seniru_jayasundara yes, we can monitor how each brands sentiment changes across different models over time. And not only that you can segment by the type of question as well.
Are you seeing any traction from non-commercial users, or is the focus more on brands for now?
@rheeta_george we are mainly focusing on brands as we launch but are open to exploring other avenues as well in the future.