I’ve been testing how different AI tools (ChatGPT, Perplexity, Gemini, etc.) talk about brands in my niche. Not in a promotional way just pure curiosity. So I ran the same 20–30 questions across different AI platforms. Things like: “Best tools for X” “Compare X vs Y” “Affordable software for small teams” “Is [brand] good for beginners?” Here’s what surprised me: Mentions are inconsistent. One platform mentions a brand, another doesn’t. Information is sometimes outdated (pricing, features, integrations). Some answers mix up competitors. Being mentioned doesn’t always mean it’s accurate. I also tested a few tracking platforms people talk about in SEO circles (monitoring tools, mention tools, visibility dashboards, etc.). Most of them show “you were mentioned” but they don’t check if the information is correct. That feels like a bigger issue. Because if AI gives wrong pricing or wrong positioning, that could affect trust before someone even visits your website. I’m not selling anything here just trying to understand the space better. Curious: Are you tracking AI visibility seriously? Do you manually check prompts? Has anyone actually seen leads coming from AI answers? Or is this still early hype? Would love to hear real experiences, not tool pitches. submitted by /u/Real-Assist1833
Originally posted by u/Real-Assist1833 on r/ArtificialInteligence
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