Quick thought - ChatGPT, Perplexity, Gemini, Claude are already recommending brands in your category.
Right now. Today.
The question isn't whether AI is influencing buying decisions anymore. It's whether your brand is one of the names it actually gives.
That's the entire idea behind what we've built at "Botric" an AI Visibility Platform and an AI Customer Support Platform, working together. One makes sure you show up in the answer. The other makes sure the experience holds up once someone actually reaches out.
Not just "are you mentioned" - but where you rank, how often you're cited, and what sentiment looks like across every major assistant. Tracked weekly, so you're not guessing.
If you've never checked your AI visibility score, honestly, now's a good time to.
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@Kamil_Sierocki Botric here! we help brands get cited by Claude, ChatGPT, Perplexity, and Gemini. Most SaaS tools are still optimizing for search engines while their buyers are asking AI assistants for recommendations instead. We track citations, not just mentions.
Agreed, retention is the wrong metric for a lot of "set it up once and it works" tools. We see the same debate in AI visibility tooling: some teams want daily dashboard check-ins, but honestly if your brand's citation rate is climbing and you're not needing to log in every day, that's the product working, not failing.
3 reasons your brand doesn't show up in AI search:
AI can't parse your content
No third-party citations = no trust
Inconsistent brand data confuses LLMs
Fixable. Just needs the right approach.
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It's waking up every day and choosing to keep going when nobody is watching. 🤳
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@hello_code_ The bigger takeaway is that AI visibility shouldn't depend on any single signal whether it's Reddit, backlinks, or even your own website. The brands that stay visible build trust across multiple sources, so they remain recommendable even when one source fluctuates.
We inspect websites with browsers.
Search engines inspect websites with crawlers.
LLMs inspect businesses through evidence.
What do you think counts as evidence?
Genuinely curious.
@neilpatel Interesting to see backlinks ranked so low compared to customer reviews and AI citations. It feels like AI is rewarding signals of trust more than signals of popularity.