Service
AI Visibility
Track and improve how your brand appears across ChatGPT, Google AI Mode, Perplexity, Gemini, and Claude. Answer engine optimization, measured against real prompts.
Plans and Pricing
AI Visibility Plans
Published prices, because you should be able to tell whether this fits before you spend twenty minutes on a call finding out.
AI Foundation
$247.50/mo
Track visibility across 5 targeted AI prompts for one key service area, across the major AI platforms.
- 5 tracked prompts
- 1 service area
- Major AI platforms
Generative Growth
$497.50/mo
Ten targeted prompts for one service area, for a business that wants real coverage of how AI answers its category.
- 10 tracked prompts
- 1 service area
- Major AI platforms
Enterprise AI Dominance
$747.50/mo
Fifteen prompts across two service areas, for a business competing on more than one front.
- 15 tracked prompts
- 2 service areas
- Major AI platforms
AI Brand Visibility Dashboard
$37.50/mo
Real-time monitoring of how your brand shows up across the major LLMs. The tracking layer on its own.
- Real-time monitoring
- Major LLMs
How It Runs
How AdsTalent Runs AI Visibility
Prompt set definition
week one
We agree the questions a real customer would actually ask an assistant to find a business like yours, for the service area that matters. This is the part most people get wrong.
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"Best plumber Boise" is a search query, not a prompt. Real prompts are longer, more conditional, and often carry a qualifier: an emergency, a budget, a specific problem, a preference. We build a fixed set, sized to the plan, and we hold it steady, because a prompt set that changes every month measures nothing.
Baseline measurement
weeks one and two
We run the prompt set across ChatGPT, Google AI Mode, Perplexity, Gemini, and Claude, and record what comes back: whether you appear, who appears instead, what is said about each business, and which sources the answer cites.
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Repeated runs, because these systems are not deterministic and a single sample is noise. The deliverable is a baseline you can argue with, showing exactly where you stand and who is taking the answers you want.
Source work
ongoing
Answers are assembled from sources, so the work targets the sources.
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That means the entity fundamentals first: consistent name, address, and phone across the places these systems read, structured data that states plainly what you do and where, and a website that answers the question directly rather than burying it under a sales page. Then the third-party layer: the review platforms, directories, and vertical sources that get cited in your category. Then content written to be quotable, which in practice means answering a specific question in a specific paragraph rather than writing around it.
Ongoing tracking
monthly
We re-run the prompt set on a fixed cadence and report movement. Appearance rate per prompt, per platform. Sentiment of the mention when it appears.
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Which competitors hold the answers you are still losing, and what is cited when they win. Because the prompt set is fixed, month-over-month movement is a real signal rather than a change in the question.
AI Visibility
Your customers have started asking AI instead of typing into a search box. "Who is the best plumber near me." "Which accountant should I use for a small business." "Is this company any good." The answer that comes back names two or three businesses and, for most searches like that, no longer names ten.
That is a narrower shelf than the first page of Google ever was, and nobody is checking whether they are on it.
What AI Visibility Actually Is
AI visibility is the practice of measuring and improving whether answer engines recommend your business when someone asks a question you should win. It is usually called answer engine optimization, or AEO. It is related to SEO and it is not the same work.
Traditional search returns a list and lets the person choose. An answer engine returns a recommendation and cites a handful of sources behind it. Ranking fourth on Google still gets clicks. Being the fourth-best match for an AI answer usually gets nothing, because the answer stopped at three.
The mechanics are different in three ways that matter. First, answers are assembled from sources the model trusts rather than ranked by a single algorithm you can reverse engineer. Second, the same question asked twice can return different answers, so a single check tells you nothing and only repeated measurement across a fixed prompt set means anything. Third, the sources that feed those answers are not always the pages you optimized. Directory listings, review platforms, forum threads, and press mentions carry weight that a well-optimized service page does not automatically inherit.
What this is not: it is not a trick that gets a model to name you. There is no equivalent of a meta keyword tag for ChatGPT, and anyone selling one is selling something else. The work is making your business the obvious, well-documented, consistently described answer to a question, in the places these systems actually read.
Who Needs AI Visibility
Any business where the buying decision starts with a question rather than a brand name. That covers most local services and most considered professional purchases.
It matters more when the category is one people ask about rather than search for. Someone looking for a specific restaurant types the restaurant name. Someone deciding which orthodontist to take their child to asks a question, and increasingly asks it of an assistant rather than a search engine.
It matters most if you are already investing in SEO. The organic work you are paying for builds exactly the signals answer engines read, and almost nobody is measuring whether the return is showing up there. You may already be winning AI answers and not know it, or losing them to a competitor with a thinner site and better third-party coverage.
It matters least if your customers arrive through referral or repeat business and never research at all. That is a real business model, and this is not the first thing you should buy.
What Results Look Like
- Appearance rate across your tracked prompt set, measured per platform rather than averaged into one number
- The specific prompts you now win that you did not win at baseline, and the ones a competitor still holds
- What the answer says about you when you appear, which matters as much as whether you appear
- Which sources the answer engines cite for your category, so investment goes where it is actually read
- Movement in the third-party sources that feed answers, not just changes on your own site
AI Visibility FAQ
Q: How is this different from the AEO already in my SEO plan?
The "+ AEO" tiers do answer engine work as part of the SEO program, aimed at the same pages and signals. This measures it directly, against a fixed prompt set, across five platforms, and reports it as its own number. If you are on an AEO plan you are already doing some of this work; what you are not doing is finding out whether it worked.
Q: Can you guarantee ChatGPT will recommend my business?
No. These systems have no published ranking rules, return different answers to the same question, and change how they assemble responses without notice. Anyone guaranteeing placement in that environment is guessing or misrepresenting. What we guarantee is honest measurement and work targeted at the sources those answers demonstrably draw from.
Q: How many prompts should I track?
Enough to cover the distinct ways someone would ask for what you sell, which for most local businesses is five to fifteen. More prompts is not automatically better; a focused set you measure consistently beats a broad set you sample once.
Q: Which platforms do you track?
ChatGPT, Google AI Mode, Perplexity, Gemini, and Claude. They behave differently and draw on different sources, which is why we report per platform rather than blending them into a single score.
Q: Do I need to be doing SEO for this to work?
It helps considerably, because the entity fundamentals and content quality that SEO builds are the same signals answer engines read. This works as a standalone measurement layer, but the source work it points at is largely SEO work.
Q: Is there a contract?
Month to month after the first ninety days, same as every other recurring plan we run. The first ninety days is a fixed term because a baseline plus two measurement cycles is the minimum that tells you anything.
Timeline
What Happens When
Day one to day thirty
Prompt set agreed and locked. Baseline measurement run across all five platforms with repeated samples. Entity fundamentals audited: name, address and phone consistency, structured data, and how clearly your site states what you do and where. You see a written baseline showing where you appear today, who holds the answers you want, and what those answers cite.
Day thirty to day sixty
Source work begins. Structured data corrected and extended. The pages that should be answering your key questions rewritten to answer them directly. Third-party coverage assessed and the gaps prioritized. Second measurement run, which is usually too early to show movement and is worth having as a second data point rather than a result.
Day sixty to day ninety
Third measurement run against the fixed prompt set. First movement typically appears here on lower-competition prompts, particularly the long conditional ones where fewer businesses are documented well enough to be cited. You see the first month-over-month comparison that means something.
Month four onward
A settled monthly rhythm: re-run, report, and direct the next round of source work at whatever is still being lost. As coverage builds, the pattern of which sources drive answers in your category becomes clearer, and the work gets more targeted rather than broader.
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