Understand your AI brand visibility, not just mentions

To improve your chances of being mentioned by ChatGPT, publish clear, useful pages that answer the buyer questions you want to be associated with and make your expertise easy to verify. Strong third-party coverage and accurate brand information can also support recognition. No method guarantees a mention. Track the same prompts over time to see whether ChatGPT names, recommends or cites you, then use the recorded answers to guide changes.

You can track AI brand mentions by running the same buyer questions across assistants on a consistent schedule and recording every answer, source, named brand and sentiment. Manual checks are possible, but they become difficult to compare over time. EasyFetcher automates weekly checks, preserves the answer verbatim and separates an unavailable engine from a genuine zero, so your history remains traceable.

A brand mention means an AI answer names the brand at least once. It does not necessarily mean the assistant recommends it, ranks it highly, cites its website or describes it positively. EasyFetcher uses this plain definition for share of voice: the proportion of checks in which a brand is named at all. The answer text, citations, position and sentiment provide the missing context.

AI assistants can influence a buyer’s shortlist before that buyer reaches your website. If your brand is absent, merely listed, described poorly or supported by a competitor’s source, traffic reports will not explain what happened. EasyFetcher captures that earlier representation by recording the exact answer, the brands named, cited sources, source position and sentiment for real buyer questions.

Yes. EasyFetcher shows the context needed to judge whether a mention helps: the verbatim answer, sentiment, cited sources and your position among those sources. You can see whether the assistant recommends your brand, includes it as one option or frames it negatively, rather than treating every name as equal. Weekly history also shows how that representation changes across comparable scans.

EasyFetcher makes AI brand monitoring comparable by checking tracked prompts weekly at Sunday 00:00 UTC and storing every run append-only. Each check retains the full answer, named brands, citations, source position and sentiment. If an engine cannot be reached, the result is marked unavailable with the reason rather than counted as zero. That preserves the distinction between missing data and genuine absence.

EasyFetcher tracks ChatGPT, Google AI Overviews, Google AI Mode, Gemini and Perplexity on Starter; Pro adds Claude and Grok. Google AI Overviews and AI Mode are read from the live search result rather than an API because they are separate systems from Gemini with their own retrieval. All engines are checked against the tracked prompts included in your plan on the weekly schedule.

On day one, you add a domain, set its 10 tracked prompts and declare competitors. EasyFetcher can suggest prompts or discover question-shaped queries from Google Search Console. Every plan includes every feature; plans differ by domains, prompt allowance and AI credits. Scans run weekly at Sunday 00:00 UTC, not daily, and each result keeps the full answer so the score can be checked against the evidence.