Buyers now ask assistants which product to pick. Amplibee tracks the same questions across Google Search, ChatGPT, Perplexity and Gemini, and shows the gaps that keep a product from being named.
The short answer: On plans that include it, Amplibee asks the questions your buyers ask in Google Search, ChatGPT, Perplexity and Gemini every day and shows whether your product is named. It also checks what makes that more likely: structured data on your site, directory listings and mentions from real people, which improves your odds of being named.
The AI visibility page runs your prompts across the tools your buyers use, every day, and shows whether you are named and how that changes.
Google Search, ChatGPT, Perplexity and Gemini, and more.
Answer engines read your page, the directories and the mentions from other people. Amplibee checks all three: machine-readable facts on your site, listings on the directories those tools read, and mentions on places like Hacker News and GitHub.
It improves your odds. Amplibee shows whether you are named today, the gaps that make that less likely and the plan to close them.
Publish machine-readable facts about the product, be listed on the directories assistants read, and earn mentions from real people. Amplibee checks each of these, and each one improves your odds of being named.
It is making your product easy for AI assistants to find, understand and name. In practice that means clear facts on your own site, listings elsewhere and real mentions.
Use AI visibility tracking. It asks the questions your buyers ask and shows whether you are named in each tool.
Google Search, ChatGPT, Perplexity and Gemini, and more.
It is a plan feature, with a limit on the number of prompts tracked each day. The plans page lists what each plan includes.
Get posts for X, LinkedIn, Facebook and Product Hunt, and blog posts for your site, each curated for your product and your application, so your product shows up where buyers look.
Enter your website and get a score out of 100 for how visible your product is. It is built from directories, search, mentions and page basics, with every gap named.
How ChatGPT decides which products to recommend, and five steps that make yours more likely to be named: crawler access, a clear page, listings, mentions and answers to buyer questions.
The titles, descriptions, sitemap, robots.txt, structured data and speed targets that a new product site should have before launch.
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