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@aurisonea AI assistants are good at recommending local businesses. Our AI visibility tracker lets users set a town or a city to their buyer personas so they get a true measure of recommendations by AI
@timsoulo Start educating your clients. Mentions alone mean nothing, what’s the sentiment behind them? How many of those turn to recommendations? What’s the share of voice vs competitors
@herrmanndigital There’s a balance to be had, get AI to do the grunt work. It’s a marketing intern basically you check the work it produces and improve it when needed
Sales teams rehearse the objections competitors raise. Buyers now arrive with objections an AI assistant raised first, and most reps have never read the transcript.
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@Adsy_Com Key things to track also include sentiment, does AI mention your brand in a positive or negative way? Mentions are a good denominator but your KPI should be recommendations
@DanHaslam@yext Great research. Local businesses get cited a lot over the big name brands so it’s important to keep tracking AI visibility and working to improve it
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AI answers keep the specific claim and drop the hedge. "One of the best in the UK" gets summarised out. A competitor's flat, checkable number gets repeated instead.