ThinkAI measures and corrects your brand’s AI visibility: what ChatGPT, Gemini, and Perplexity say about you, who they cite instead of you, and which sources they use.
Gap between intended and AI-perceived positioning: high. Competitive framing wrong on 4 out of 6 platforms.
“[Brand] is a viable option, but it’s worth noting that some users have reported issues with...”
We monitor how your brand is represented on
When a decision maker asks ChatGPT or Perplexity about your industry, they are delegating their judgment to a system that synthesizes, interprets and delivers an answer as if it were expert opinion. The result is a response that sounds objective, feels credible and is often deeply wrong.
It describes who you are using inaccurate, outdated or partial information, presented with the tone of objective truth.
It places you in a competitive category you never chose. “SMB tool” instead of “enterprise solution.”
When it comes to certain budgets, use cases or markets, it simply does not mention you. Silently.
It inserts implicit warnings, such as “some users report issues with…” or “may not be suitable for…,” that lower trust before the first contact.
ThinkAI BrandOS™ is our Generative Engine Optimization (GEO) method: four phases to measure and correct how AI describes your brand.
We collect structured data on how major AI systems describe your brand through descriptive, comparative, recommendatory and critical queries. The output is the Brand Health AI Dashboard™: a panel showing AI Presence Rate™, Citation Quality Index™, Silent Warning Frequency™, and AI Share of Voice.
We identify the structural causes behind the anomalies. The Source Intelligence Map™ reveals which sources AI systems use to build your brand’s cognitive model. The AI Perception Gap Report™ quantifies the distance between your intended positioning and what AI actually perceives.
We build the correct informational foundations AI systems rely on: proprietary content architecture, semantic consistency, third-party ecosystem. The output is the Content Architecture Plan™ and the deployment of verifiable, citable trust signals.
Direct intervention on the sources and framings that generate inaccurate representations. This includes removing problematic sources, replacing inaccurate narratives and realigning competitive positioning. The Governance Cycle Report™ closes the loop with quantitative evidence.
AI must recognize you as a distinct, verifiable entity—not confuse you with similar or competing ones. The prerequisite for any effective governance.
You need to be the answer when your ideal customer asks an AI system for advice. Presence in the queries that matter for your business.
Your content must be accurate, up-to-date and citable: AI must be able to summarize it without distortion. Source quality, not quantity.
A GEO and AI visibility audit: 40 questions on ChatGPT, Perplexity, Gemini, and Google AI Overviews. Two meetings: kickoff and executive debrief. Three concrete deliverables.
Executive-ready document with AI representation analysis, quantified AI Perception Gap™, risk area mapping and competitive benchmark.
Visual summary ready for the board. Communicates the strategic risk and the need for governance in an immediate format.
Action plan with prioritized interventions based on the RIM Matrix™ (Impact² / Effort), estimated effort and expected results per area.
In 2026, 35 million Italians shop online. 13.5% use AI before buying, to compare prices, get product suggestions, and summarize reviews, and those who use it rate it as decisive as the search engine. In the United States, 61 million people start their research with an AI assistant. Netcomm's October 21 data and the PYMNTS study, read for anyone who runs a brand.
Since October 17, 2026, DeepSeek’s search engine can be bought per call: 5 yuan per 1,000 searches, a declared filter against “GEO manipulation,” and, for every result, an authority score from 0 to 4. It is the first time an AI search engine has put in writing how it judges a page. What the technical documents say, what Zhipu, Kimi, Tencent, and ByteDance do, and how much DeepSeek weighs on Italian pages.
From October 30, 2026, anyone who uses Facebook, Instagram, or WhatsApp for business authorizes Meta to crawl their website, including with “test credentials,” and to use the content to train its AI. With no way to decline. We read the terms, the page listing Meta’s five crawlers, and 120 days of visits by Meta’s bots on a real site: what changes and what to do before the date.
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