Buyers now shortlist software by asking ChatGPT and Perplexity, often before they open Google. I measure where you show up in those answers today, then build the sources and content those models pull from until you show up more often, and in a better light.
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Map buyer prompts, run them across the main AI assistants, and record who gets mentioned, cited and recommended.
Trace the citations back to their sources. Those pages are the real targets.
Ship citable pages on your site and earn placements on the sources the models already read.
Re-run the prompt set monthly. Double down on what moved and drop what didn't.
Timeline: First citation movement usually shows up within 6–10 weeks. It keeps compounding after that.
Tools I use for this:
Start with a one-week GTM Teardown (₹50,000, credited). Ad spend, creator fees and tools at cost. GST extra.
I build a set of real buyer prompts for your category (best X for Y, X vs Y, X alternatives) and run them across ChatGPT, Perplexity, Gemini and Google AI Overviews. You get a baseline of who's mentioned, who's cited, and in what order. The same set is re-run every month, so progress is measured, not guessed.
Mostly the sources the models already trust: comparison articles, review sites, Reddit and community threads, well-structured docs, and your own pages when they answer questions plainly. The work is getting you onto those sources and making your own content easy to quote.
They overlap. Technical health and strong content help both. But AI answers depend more on third-party mentions and on how clearly you answer a question. If you run both with me, the work is planned as one programme and priced that way.
Plan on about two months for the first measurable movement and a quarter for a clear trend. Models refresh their sources at different speeds, so I report on the trend line, not individual answers.
No one honestly can. AI answers vary between runs and between users. What I commit to is the work, the measurement and moving your share of voice up over time.
Often paired with:
Thirty minutes. No deck. A straight answer on whether I can help.