Question-level evidence
Keep each result tied to the buyer question that produced it.
AI Visibility · ChatGPT
Measure relevant buyer questions, inspect the answer that was returned, and understand the difference between a mention, a citation, and a recommendation.
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One engine, properly interpreted
BoostGeo is designed to preserve the measured question and response context so a missing or present brand is not reduced to an unexplained badge.
Try a manual check
You can make a first observation in your own ChatGPT session. Use it to choose the questions worth tracking, then build a repeatable baseline instead of relying on a single answer.
In a fresh conversation, ask a realistic question such as “Which plumbing companies serve Naples and handle emergency repairs?” Adapt the service and location to your business. Do not paste your website into this discovery question.
Note whether your business was named, what was said about it, which competitors appeared, and whether any linked source was your official website. Record whether web search was used or could not be established.
In a separate conversation, name your business and ask about one specific service or policy. Check the supporting source. A supported answer here does not show that a buyer would discover you without your name.
Keep the wording, interface, language, location context, and date with each observation. An OpenAI API result and a ChatGPT consumer-app result are different surfaces and should be labeled separately.
Use the free text template to record mentions, citations, and supported facts separately. For scheduled observations on supported surfaces, explore AI Visibility and its plan allowances.
For a published example of the distinction, read the AI Search Visibility Study’s methods and findings.
How it works
Use the language a real customer would use when discovering or comparing providers.
Record the engine context and answer available to the configured BoostGeo run.
Determine whether the business was absent, merely mentioned, positively framed, shortlisted, or recommended.
A ChatGPT result is useful, but a broader AI Visibility program reduces the risk of treating one engine as the entire market.
What you can inspect
Keep each result tied to the buyer question that produced it.
Inspect which relevant businesses appeared in the answer.
Separate a brand mention from a website citation when sources are present.
Build a history instead of relying on a one-time screenshot.
Evidence boundary
Practical guide
A useful visibility check measures customer decisions rather than prompts designed only to mention the brand.
Start with the customer’s need, category, constraints, and location rather than placing the business name in every question.
Ask how a buyer would narrow a shortlist, verify a claim, or compare important differences.
The explanation, framing, competitors, and sources often reveal more than the aggregate mention rate.
Allow time for public sources and engine retrieval to change; do not promise an immediate visibility result from an on-site edit.
Common questions
No. BoostGeo measures configured observations and helps identify evidence gaps. It cannot control or guarantee an external AI system’s future answers.
No. A mention names the brand. A citation identifies a source or URL used in the answer. BoostGeo treats these as separate evidence.
Results can vary because models, retrieval sources, interfaces, personalization, location, and available web evidence change over time.
Yes. Customers use different systems, and no single engine represents the entire AI-assisted discovery market.
AI Visibility · ChatGPT