AI Visibility offer

You're looking for a way to increase your visibility on ChatGPT, Claude, and other similar platforms. You already realize that AI search is increasingly becoming an alternative to traditional search engines, especially Google.

Visibility is important to you and your business. And you want to act quickly. By now, at the very latest, you’re already being flooded with offers on this topic—promises included. What should you do next?

I think the first thing you need to realize is that this isn’t about a new type of search—it’s really a decision-making process. An LLM—such as ChatGPT, Claude, or Google’s Gemini—enables you to have a conversation, and the more often you use these tools, the better they get to know you, your situation, your environment, and your needs.

People spend a lot of time using these new tools, sharing information in both personal and professional contexts. This is very different from a Google search—and also different from what are known as “AI Overviews,” or Google’s AI-generated answers. The latter is still a search—just with more detailed answers.

But the new, exciting frontier lies in the sessions with large language models, which often last for hours. You don’t walk away as soon as brands, products, or services are mentioned or recommended—at least not right away. You use these sessions to build a foundation for your decision. I’m familiar with sessions like these: I myself spend nights interacting with an AI before making decisions about my own website.

What does the market offer companies that want to participate in these sessions? Most offer monitoring services. They use simulated chats to gather data, and they measure only the first response in a dialogue that could actually last for hours.

This allows them to assess a situation that exists only in AI Overviews—not in LLMs. They tell you whether you’re mentioned. Not whether what’s said about you is true, and not what you need to do to improve your company’s starting position. There are other tools for that, as well as a discipline called GEO.

During a session that lasts for hours, dozens of questions arise. No metric can predict them. What matters is a source that provides the same answer to each of these questions. The Aivis-OS offering describes what is needed to achieve this:

The responses generated by an LLM are synthesized.

There is no ranking in LLMs. You can read about how detailed responses are generated in the article “Entity Recognition and Evidence Weighting.” If you don’t want to take the time to read it but still want to understand what goals you can realistically achieve, here’s a quick summary:

"Retain control over the interpretation of your own content and brand in the age of AI."

That’s exactly my goal. So if you want to protect the investment you’ve made so far in your digital communication; if what an AI actually says about you is more important to you than how often it mentions you; if you don’t want to be a footnote in an answer but the answer itself—well, then we share the same goal.