Prompt opportunity
Which real customer questions can lead to discovery, comparison or a commercial shortlist.
AI Visibility Audit · Fixed-scope diagnostic
A senior diagnostic for founders and marketing teams that need evidence before investing in GEO, AEO or AI Search: which buyer questions matter, where your brand appears, which sources shape the answer and what to fix first.
The decision gap
AI answers vary by model, prompt, language, location and retrieval source. The useful question is not simply whether your brand was mentioned once, but why competitors keep earning the recommendation and which evidence gap is commercially worth closing.
Testing only your brand name creates reassuring results but says little about non-branded buyer discovery.
A percentage without the answers, citations and competitor sources cannot guide implementation.
Treating AI visibility as an isolated channel ignores the technical, content and authority systems that feed it.
Tracking hundreds of prompts is useless when none reflects how qualified customers choose a provider.
The Visibility Evidence Map
The audit turns an unstable set of AI answers into a practical baseline. It documents the evidence, separates observation from inference and assigns every recommendation to an existing page, a new asset or an external authority action.
Define buyer prompts by problem, comparison, provider selection, market and decision stage.
Record mentions, recommendations, answer framing, citations and competitor presence across selected AI surfaces.
Audit the pages, entities, structured data and third-party sources that support or contradict each answer.
Build a roadmap scored by commercial relevance, evidence strength, effort, dependency and measurement value.
What the audit covers
Which real customer questions can lead to discovery, comparison or a commercial shortlist.
How often and in what context your brand appears relative to named competitors.
Which domains and pages influence answers, and where competitors have evidence you lack.
Whether models understand your offer, market, people, locations and differentiators consistently.
Crawlability, indexation, rendering, canonical, language and structured-data signals that affect access.
Whether service, comparison, proof and educational pages provide clear passages worth retrieving and citing.
What you receive
The output is designed for execution, not for decorating a reporting folder. Findings include the exact evidence behind each recommendation and a clear owner for the next step.
A focused set of commercial questions, models, languages and competitors with recorded outcomes.
The domains and pages repeatedly shaping the category, plus missing sources and credibility gaps.
Entity, technical, content and trust issues connected to the pages or systems responsible.
Quick wins, structural work and authority actions ranked by impact, effort and dependency.
Who it is for
Clear scope
FAQ
The final selection depends on your market and customer behaviour. A focused audit can cover ChatGPT, Gemini, Perplexity and relevant Google AI surfaces without treating every platform as equally important.
The audit prioritises a commercially representative set rather than a vanity total. Prompts are grouped by buyer stage, offer, market, comparison and provider-selection intent.
No credible audit can guarantee a recommendation from an external model. The work identifies observable gaps, supporting sources and actions that improve clarity, credibility and retrieval readiness.
Yes. It examines prompts, generated answers, citations, competitor recommendations and entity accuracy, then connects those findings to technical SEO, content and authority.
No. Recommendations assign one primary intent to each commercial and informational page. New content is proposed only where a distinct buyer question or evidence gap exists.
Yes. You can execute internally, use the roadmap with existing partners or continue through a focused AI Search and GEO engagement.
Start with evidence
Share your market, offer and the competitors customers usually compare. I will confirm whether a fixed-scope audit is the right first step.