Choose relevant questions.
Use questions a buyer would ask about your category, location or company. For example: “Which project management tools suit construction teams?”
Use AI visibility tracking to assess your brand's presence in AI answers. Identify the questions that matter to your buyers and use the findings to guide your PR and content priorities.
Start with a defined set of questions, then distinguish brand mentions, source citations and the accuracy of the answer.
Use questions a buyer would ask about your category, location or company. For example: “Which project management tools suit construction teams?”
Assess whether the answer mentions your company and how it describes your products or services. Identify outdated or inaccurate information.
Prioritise factual company information, relevant media outreach and announcements that address the questions your audience asks.
Your website, company announcements and independent media coverage contribute different information about your brand. Keep names, product descriptions and facts consistent across your public content.
Explore the AI PR toolkitState what you offer, who it serves and where it is available. Support important claims with evidence.
Publish specific news in a media room and through a suitable distribution package. Link readers to supporting information.
Research journalists who cover your subject. Pitch news and expertise that give them a reason to report independently.
Publication links document where a release appears. An independent article documents earned coverage. A recorded AI answer documents what a system said for a particular question.
Track each outcome separately. Press release distribution does not guarantee an AI citation, search ranking or journalist-written story.
Ask about tracking access and reportingTell us your company, category and the buyer questions you want to investigate. We'll discuss tracking access and reporting requirements.