Someone senior will ask whether you show up in AI answers, and whether the number is real. Walk in with where you stand, what moved and what it’s worth, with proof that holds when they push back.
Someone senior asked whether you show up in ChatGPT, or sessions arrived from assistants and nobody could explain them. Both start on the same screen.
Not four slides you improvise the night before. Each answer below is the product itself, on example data for Acme, a CRM.
“Are we even in the answer when buyers ask?”
Yes, in 58% of them, and here is the margin of error. The same questions are asked every time on every engine you track, and every number comes with its proof. The margin shows how sure the number is; it never pretends to certainty.
“Who is taking the answers we want?”
HubSpot, in 8 of 32 prompts, and here is the sentence it wins with. Every competitor sits beside you with the answer that named them, and the gap to the leader is a number, not a feeling.
“Did any of the work we paid for actually do that?”
One of three changes moved the number. Two did not, and you know which. Every change you ship is measured before and after. The ones that didn’t work are listed beside the one that did: the budget conversation you can survive.
“Send me that. I’m forwarding it to the CEO.”
Already written, for a reader who wasn’t in the room. What moved, where you stand and what to do first, with the proof printed under every number. Share a link or save a PDF.
The fixes arrive as one list, most important first, sized for an in-house team. The next measurement says whether each one moved anything.
If it isn’t here, the methodology is public, limitations included →
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