AI Visibility for CMOs & VPs of Marketing
A board-ready number for the channel every executive is now asking about.
Someone on your leadership team has started asking "are we showing up when people ask ChatGPT about this category" and you do not have an answer that would survive a follow-up question. You can report on paid, organic, and social with precision going back years. AI-generated answers are a growing share of how buyers form an opinion before they ever hit your site, and right now that surface is a black box you cannot put in a slide.
What's on your plate
- The CEO or board asks "are we visible in AI search" and you have no defensible number, only a vibe
- A competitor with a smaller budget gets recommended by ChatGPT in your own category while you rank fine organically
- You cannot justify next year's content and PR budget against a channel you cannot measure
- Marketing gets blamed when someone says "ChatGPT never mentioned us" in a customer call, with no data to respond
The questions this actually answers
A number for the board deck, not just the marketing team
MentioningYou turns "are we visible in AI answers" into a tracked score you can put next to your other channel metrics — share of voice against named competitors, trend over time, and which platforms (ChatGPT, Gemini, Perplexity, Copilot) are driving or missing your brand. It is built to survive a follow-up question in a leadership meeting.
Budget justification with evidence, not intuition
When you propose spend on content, PR, or reputation work aimed at AI visibility, you need more than "AI search is important now." You need a gap: here is where competitors get recommended and we do not, here is the trend line, here is what closing it would take. That is the case this data makes for you.
Early warning before it becomes a crisis
Visibility gaps and negative sentiment show up here before they show up in a sales call or a churn conversation. You find out a competitor has pulled ahead in AI recommendations for your core use case while there is still time to respond, not after a prospect mentions it in a lost-deal debrief.