Question trackingIllustrative example
Why AI recommended Acme’s competitors
Acme Analytics is a fictional product analytics brand. With demonstration data, this is how AnswerGravity measures a brand start to finish: what is measured, what shows up and what comes first.
The case
- Sector
- Product analytics
- Market
- Spain · Spanish
- Platforms
- ChatGPT and Gemini
- Data
- Demonstration
From 12 questions to 5 priorities
The questions are chosen
12 buying questions written the way a customer would ask them: discovery, comparison and pricing.
We measure on two platforms
24 answers saved with date, language and sources. Acme appears in 8, mostly when activation or small teams come up, and in no pricing question.
We read the sources
g2.com (9 citations) and reddit.com (7) are cited most and neither names Acme. Acme’s own site appears 4 times.
We rank 5 priorities
First, a pricing page that answers “how much does it cost”. Each priority says how to check whether it worked.
What you receive
- Report with the 24 answers and their sources
- Comparison with 3 competitors
- 5 priorities ranked by impact
- The report, by link or as a PDF
What this example does not prove
- A sample of 12 questions does not represent every possible answer.
- Answers change with the date and the model. That is why all of them are saved.
- No priority guarantees a mention.
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