What does AI actually say about your brand? I built AISVM to find out. Free AI visibility check. Boosts from $5. I wrote about why this matters 👇

What does ChatGPT say about your brand when you’re not in the room? I built AISVM to find out. It checks how your brand appears across: → ChatGPT → Gemini → Perplexity → Claude And shows you the answers AI is actually giving about your business. Not rankings. Not assumptions. Your actual AI visibility. You get an AI Visibility Score, the prompts that matter, and the mentions/citations AI is using. AI search is becoming another discovery channel. If AI doesn’t see you, your customers may not either. Try it free. No signup. What does AI say about your brand? aisearchvisibilitymetrics.co…

The SEO industry spent years teaching us to track rankings. Now we're going to have to learn how to track answers. That transition is going to create some interesting companies. 🤔

I've been building AISVM around one simple idea: Don't guess how visible your brand is in AI search. Actually check it.

There's a new SEO question emerging: “What does the search engine think?” And now another one: “What does the AI think?”

If you're building SaaS and haven't checked how AI describes your product yet, you probably should. It can be very different from how you describe yourself.

I've been testing the same questions across multiple AI models. The differences are wild. Same question. Same brand. Completely different recommendations.

The next generation of SEO tools probably won't look much like the SEO tools we use today. Different search behavior means different data.

A #1 Google ranking doesn't guarantee that ChatGPT will recommend you. And a company nobody has heard of can sometimes show up in the answer. AI search is weird. I like it.

We're entering a world where being mentioned can matter almost as much as ranking. The interesting part is figuring out how to measure it.

Everyone talks about AI replacing search. I'm more interested in what happens to brands when AI becomes the layer between the user and the search results. That's a massive shift.

Building tools for AI search is becoming an interesting rabbit hole. And honestly, I think we're still very early. 🚀

Dark or Light? 👀 I’ve been playing around with the design of AISVM and made two versions. Which one do you prefer? Vote below 👇

The weird thing about AI search: You don't know you're losing a customer if the AI simply never mentions you. No impression. No click. No lost keyword to look at. Just invisible.

I've been spending a lot of time lately looking at how brands appear across different AI models. There are some very interesting patterns.

One of the things I like about AI search: There isn't one universal ranking. Your visibility can change depending on the model, the question and the context. That's going to make this space very interesting.

AI search visibility feels a lot like SEO did years ago. We're still figuring out what matters, what to measure and what actually moves the needle.

SaaS founders should probably start asking: “If someone asks an AI for the best tools in my category, does my product even come up?” Most probably haven't checked.

ChatGPT, Gemini, Claude and Perplexity don't always agree about the same brands. That's actually one of the most interesting things about AI search right now.

SEO tools tell you where you rank. But what happens when people stop searching for 10 blue links and start asking an AI what they should buy? We're going to need different tools.

One thing I've noticed while building AISVM: A brand can be surprisingly strong in Google and almost nonexistent in AI answers. That gap is interesting.