Get your business mentioned by AI tools
How ChatGPT, Gemini, Perplexity and Google decide which businesses to name, and the hour a month that changes what they say about yours. It sets out what to record, so you can tell whether anything is moving.
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Look inside
Eight of the thirteen pages. Turn them the way you would a printed guide.
What the guide covers
Thirteen pages, laid out the same way as every other guide in the series.
Where AI tools get their information
The sources they draw on, and which of them you can influence.
Eight actions
Numbered and in order, from writing your ten questions to fixing what the tools get wrong.
A worked example
An interior design firm in Dubai, fourteen staff, eleven years trading.
A one-page visibility log
Same questions, same tools, once a month.
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Where to go next.
Run an AI audit on your business
Score every task out of thirty, and six checks before you buy anything.
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Gather competitor intelligence
What to collect, where it lives, and the five numbers to track every quarter.
Read the guideWhere this fits. What AI tools say about a business comes from what it has published about itself, which is brand positioning work. Deciding what to publish is part of what a fractional CMO in Dubai does.
The article behind this guide. AI visibility: how to get your business mentioned by ChatGPT, Gemini and Google AI.
Sources. McKinsey, State of the Consumer 2026: When tech acceleration and cost pressures collide, 22 June 2026. Oguz Acar and David Schweidel, Preparing Your Brand for Agentic AI, Harvard Business Review, March to April 2026. Google Search Central, AI features and your website, checked 21 August 2026. Listed in full on page 10 of the guide.
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