Your own facts published where assistants look for them
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The assistant quotes you, not a competitor.
You may sell nothing online at all. It does not matter. People are asking assistants about your category today and the answers are being assembled without you.
- 1Someone askswhich is the best one for me?
- 2Assistantgathers whatever it can read
A reseller listing, a review aggregator, a four-year-old forum thread, a competitor’s comparison page.
Your own specifications, your own claims, your own comparisons, quoted and linked back to you.
What this actually means
The answer gets given whether or not you participate. If your own facts are not readable, it is built from a reseller’s page, a review aggregator, an old press release or a forum thread. For a regulated business, that is a compliance problem as much as a marketing one.
The work is publishing what you already know, in a form an assistant can quote, and then checking regularly that it is being quoted correctly.
structured data# Your own facts, where an assistant looks "@type" Product "name" The thing, as you call it "offers" Price and availability, current "review" Yours, not a scraped aggregate # And the check that it is working Monthly: what each major assistant says about you, what changed, and what moved.
What you get
Structured data and a readable index across the whole site
A standing check on what the major assistants actually say about you
A record of what changed, and what moved
Use cases
Where AI Visibility earns its keep.
Who this is
- Consumer brands
- Pharma
- Health systems
- Universities
- Telecom
- Enterprise B2B
- Utilities
- Industrials
- Travel & hospitality
- Financial institutions
- Government & public
- Nonprofits
We will show you this on your own data.
It is more convincing on your catalog, or your intake, than on anyone else’s.