Get Recommended by AI
Find out whether ChatGPT and Gemini name you when buyers ask, then work the plan that gets you in.
Get Recommended by AI
Buyers increasingly ask an assistant what to buy before they ever open Google. Get recommended by AI is the SEO goal that measures where you stand in those answers and then does the work to change it.
Open Brain > Professions > SEO, or the Goals tab on your home dashboard, and expand Get recommended by AI.
Analyze - Read the Report
The AI Search Visibility file is written from real questions put to ChatGPT and Gemini. It tells you:
- Which buyer questions you come up for, and in what position.
- Which questions you are missing from entirely.
- Who AI recommends instead - the names that win the answers you want.
- What AI reads before answering - the sites the assistants cite, which is where those names come from.
The report is named for what it measures rather than the assistants it asks, because the engine list grows over time.
Act - Check More Questions
Open the file and use Talk with Hubi. Hubi walks you through what it found and proposes three to five more buyer questions aimed at your gaps, phrased the way a buyer would type them.
Say yes and Hubi checks them and adds them to the report. Questions can only enter the report this way, and only after you have agreed to them.
Act - Crack ChatGPT and Gemini
Select Crack ChatGPT and Gemini from the goal, or just ask ("how do we get named in ChatGPT?"). The plan is built from the report alone and contains only work Hubi does itself. No "improve your brand", no homework.
Three tracks, in the order they pay off:
- Audit the listicles. The "best X" pages that answer your missing questions are where the assistants take their names from. Hubi searches for those pages, reads them, and reports which ones name you, at what position, and who sits above you. Nothing is reported that was not actually read.
- Acquire the links. The audited pages that miss you or rank you low become the outreach list. Hubi finds the contacts and drafts a pitch for each one, asking to be added to or moved up on that specific list, based on what you do that the list's own criteria reward. Nothing is sent without your approval.
- Write the answer pages. One page per missing question: the question as the title, the direct answer in the opening paragraph, and an FAQ block covering the report's other questions. These are written with your article voice and published like any other article. They sit outside your Blog Content Plan schedule.
Automate - Re-check Weekly
Select Re-check AI visibility weekly. Hubi creates a Job that re-asks every saved question, on both assistants, and emails you only what moved: the questions that gained or lost a mention, the position changes, how many are unchanged, and who is being recommended instead.
Weekly is the default because each run is one real question put to each assistant.
Doing It from Slack or Teams
"@Hubi walk me through my AI Search Visibility report."
"@Hubi why does Gemini recommend our competitor and not us?"
Hubi runs the same tracks and replies in the thread.
Tips
- Ask the questions your buyers actually type. Hubi phrases them that way on purpose, without naming your business - a question that names you is not a test of anything.
- Do one track before adding more questions. The re-check step is what turns the plan into a measurement, and it only makes sense once something has changed.
- A cited domain is not a prospect. Sites owned by the competitors the assistants recommend are context for the plan, never someone to pitch.
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Updated about 6 hours ago