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Does AI know who you are?

Your audience knows you. Does AI? Find out what it says when someone asks your name, and whether you show up when they ask about the work you do.

Two ways people can find you

01
By your name

Does AI recognize the right person and get the facts right?

02
By what you do

Does it recommend your work when your name is not in the question?

Our point of view

Being known by name is only the beginning.

A correct biography is useful. Discovery goes further: someone looking for a podcast, a book or advice on your subject may never type your name. Your AI presence starts with recognition, then extends to the work you want new audiences to find.

Start with recognition. Then look at discovery.

01

Check whether AI knows you

Ask about your name and see whether the answer identifies you, confuses you with someone else or cannot give a useful answer.

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Check the story it tells

Compare the biography, credits and current projects with the information you want people to know.

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See where your work appears

Ask the questions a new audience would ask about your subject. Check whether your books, videos or shows appear and where the links lead.

Give people and AI a clear place to find you.

Keep a current biography and a useful guide to your work on a public page you control. Connect it to your official channels so visitors can find the original work, whether they arrive by search, a recommendation or a shared link.

Before buying a tool, use these six AI visibility checks for creators to separate your name, your work and the destination an answer sends people to.

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