AI Brand Visibility Report: Table of Contents
What is the AI Brand Visibility Report?
The AI Brand Visibility Report is designed to analyze your brand’s visibility in generative AI tools used for search like Google AI Overviews (AIO).
Search optimization is no longer one-size-fits-all. AI-driven search innovations like Answer Engine Optimization (AEO) and Generative Engine Optimization (GEO) are fundamentally reshaping traditional SEO practices by prioritizing direct answers, conversational search interactions, and AI-friendly content
Optimizing for traditional search is no longer enough. Your prospects and customers are moving to ChatGPT, Perplexity, Gemini, and other AI search engines for information.
The AI Brand Visibility Report indicates how AI Engines view your brand and actions needed to improve visibility.
Assess your brand’s visibility and presence
Unlock valuable insights into how your brand, and even your competitors, are performing on ChatGPT, Perplexity, and Gemini.
Get a free analysis of your brand sentiment and share of voice in AI search results, along with a score that tells you how well your brand is performing overall. Now, you can see your results for GPT-4o, Perplexity, and Gemini.
Please note, results are impacted by knowledge cutoff dates. These mark when an AI model’s training data ends. Any information after this date isn’t in its knowledge base. Some AI search engines, like Perplexity, can access real-time internet information for up-to-date results. But overall, the results are a good indicator of brand visibility direction of travel.
Maximize your AI search performance
Understanding how (and if) your brand shows up in AI search results is just the first step to enhancing your online presence. With the AI Brand Visibility Report, you’ll receive a comprehensive analysis to learn where your brand is doing well and areas that need improvement, offering valuable insights to fuel your marketing strategy.
By understanding what is and isn’t working, you can identify opportunities for investment and growth. You’ll be able to amplify your brand awareness and fine-tune your approach to increase brand sentiment and share of voice.
Brand Visibility Correlates To The Number Of AI Engine Citation References
Brands with relatively high amounts of citation references pointing to their mention in the AI result clearly tend to have higher average visibility scores across the digital landscape (a metric defined by detection and order of appearance) as demonstrated in the following analysis from Rankscale.ai
What Is Your Brand AI Visibility?
How to Use DigitalBiz’s AI Brand Visibility Report To Plan Your AI Search Strategy
Step 1: Email us the details of the brand you want to analyze. This can be your brand or a competitor you want insight on.
Step 2: We process the report based on queries your customers and prospects are using to research your industry.
Step 3: You receive a report detailing analysis of brand sentiment, share of voice, and a summary of your current strengths and weaknesses in the AI search landscape.
Step 4: If your brand does not show up in AI search we run AI EngineBoost on your behalf.
Step 5: We rerun the report, generate a “before/after” analysis and send this to you.
Step 6: You plan your AI SEO-AEO-GEO search strategy and consider if DigitalBiz has a role to play as your partner.
1 Order A Complimentary "Brand Ai Visibility" Report
2 Test AI EngineBoost For Free To See Visibility Gains
3 Run A 2nd Visibility Report and Compare The Two
4 Plan SE0-AEO-GEO Strategy Based On Outcomes
FAQ's
Which AI search engines does this tool analyze?
Currently the tool will analyze results from GPT-4o, Perplexity, and Gemini. We are actively working to incorporate more platforms soon — stay tuned!
The report is free and gives a fair idea of visibility. Rankscale.ai provides a more indepth ongoing analysis service in return for a monthly subscription.
What is an AI search engine?
An AI search engine uses artificial intelligence, like natural language processing and machine learning, to deliver context-aware, personalized, and relevant results. Unlike traditional search engines, it can generate human-like answers, understand complex queries, and continuously improve through user interactions. Popular AI search engines include ChatGPT, Perplexity, and Gemini.
How often can I use the AI Brand Visibility Report Service?
The service is free to use as many times as you’d like. Use it to analyze your own brand or other companies in your industry to assess performance and visibility. Please note that a one off report is a point in time assessment. The analysis service is most effective as part of an ongoing “before/after” brand visibility improvement strategy in order that performance can be measured.
Who should use AI Brand Visibility Report Service?
The AI Brand Visibility Report Service is designed for anyone looking to better understand their brand presence in AI search engine results. This includes marketers, SEO experts, entrepreneurs, blog administrators, or anyone interested in enhancing their brand visibility to increase traffic, awareness, and sales.
Why is it important to analyze my brand on AI search engines?
As more people move to generative AI search engines like ChatGPT, Perplexity, and Gemini for answers to their queries, brands will need to think beyond traditional search methods. If your brand is not visible or well-represented in AI search engine results, you could miss out on opportunities to engage with your potential audience and customers. By understanding how your brand appears, you can tailor strategies to improve visibility, relevance, and effectiveness in reaching and serving your audience in this evolving digital landscape.
What are knowledge cutoff dates?
Knowledge cutoff dates mark when an AI model’s training data ends. Any information after this date isn’t in its knowledge base. Some AI search engines, like Perplexity, can access real-time internet information for up-to-date results. However, models like GPT-4o and Gemini 2.0 Flash Thinking (both of which are used by AI Brand Visibility Analyzer) cannot access the internet, so they may not reflect recent developments about the brands you’re analyzing.