AI Brand Visibility & Audience Research

AI has a different answer for everyone.

llmeknow monitors how ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, and Grok talk about your brand: not just whether you appear, but what each model says and how that shifts by audience.

What your market asks AI

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The shift

Your buyers stopped searching. They started asking.

When someone asks an AI assistant which bank to trust or which insurer to avoid, the answer names brands, gives reasons, and attaches warnings. The buyer gets a recommendation and never sees a list of links.

None of it is visible to you. The conversation is private: no search ranking moves, nothing lands in your analytics, and social listening tools pick up nothing.

And AI does not tell everyone the same story. A student and a retiree asking the same question hear different brands, for different reasons.

llmeknow makes those conversations visible. It asks every major model your market’s questions, as your market, and measures what comes back.

How it works

More than monitoring.

Most tools tell you whether a subject appears in AI responses. llmeknow shows you what AI actually says, and how that answer changes depending on who is asking.

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Generate

Describe your market. llmeknow builds the audience segments, the questions, and the personas who ask them. Each persona has its own demographics, values, and worldview. Start in one click, configure every detail yourself, or upload your existing segmentation and we'll build the personas around it.

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Simulate

Each question is put to every major AI in the context of each persona: ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, Grok, and more. Every response comes live from the actual model, with no pre-set answers. The same question gets different answers based on who the AI perceives to be asking.

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Decode

You define what counts as a subject: brands, competitors, services, pain points, or any entity class your research requires. llmeknow extracts them from every response, groups variant names into consistent deduplicated entries, and shows you share of voice by segment.

The product

Built for the questions clients actually ask.

A clear picture before any meeting

The overview distils an entire campaign into a plain-English AI perception brief and the numbers behind it: saliency, share of voice, top-of-mind recall, and wave-over-wave movement for every entity you track.

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LLMEKNOW AI Perception overview showing the AI brief, strongest signal, biggest gainer, and entity metrics table

How subject prominence moves across waves

Track how AI coverage shifts over time. Fourteen waves of the same questions show which brands gained, which slipped, and which held, with an AI insight naming the movers.

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Trends page showing saliency over fourteen research waves with an AI insight naming gainers and decliners

How the same question lands differently by segment

Segmentation profiles each audience: who they are, how AI answers them differently, and which brands gain or lose share against the baseline when the persona shifts.

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Segmentation page showing audience profile cards with brand lift and top-of-mind shifts per segment

Read the exact responses AI gave each persona

The Response Explorer shows verbatim LLM responses, filtered by question, segment, model, or source. Entity mentions are highlighted inline, drawn from a taxonomy you define rather than a fixed brand list.

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Response Explorer showing verbatim AI responses with entity highlights, persona context, and completion status

The reports your campaigns produce.

Every research wave can be compiled into a designed intelligence report, ready to present or forward. These pages come from real campaigns.

The metrics inside

Every chart is built from your campaign data: no stock visuals, no hand-waving.

Share of Voice chart from a LLMEKNOW report

Share of Voice

How much of the AI conversation each brand owns when buyers ask open questions.

Top-of-Mind Recall chart from a LLMEKNOW report

Top-of-Mind Recall

Which brand the AI names first, question after question.

Salience Map chart from a LLMEKNOW report

Salience Map

Share of voice against first-mention rate: leaders, challengers, and the invisible.

Share by Segment chart from a LLMEKNOW report

Share by Segment

How each brand’s slice of the conversation swells and shrinks across audience segments.

Rank by Segment chart from a LLMEKNOW report

Rank by Segment

How brand rankings reshuffle as the audience shifts from one segment to the next.

Prominence by Segment chart from a LLMEKNOW report

Prominence by Segment

Each brand’s share of voice traced across the full segment spectrum.

Segment Deltas chart from a LLMEKNOW report

Segment Deltas

Which segments over- and under-index on your brand versus baseline.

Model Dialect chart from a LLMEKNOW report

Model Dialect

How each AI model weights the same brands differently.

Brand Fingerprint chart from a LLMEKNOW report

Brand Fingerprint

The attribute profile AI associates with each brand.

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Use cases

Any subject. Any audience. Any question people ask AI.

Commercial intelligence

AI recommends some products and not others. Do you know where yours stands?

We simulate the audience segments in your market. For each one, we run your questions through every major AI and record what it recommended. You find out exactly which segments AI recommends your subject to, and which it misses.

OpenAIAnthropicGooglexAIPerplexityDeepSeekKimi
every major AI assistant queried per campaign

Governance and public perception

How does AI describe a city, institution, or policy to people with different views?

AI does not describe public subjects the same way to everyone. What it says about a government, a policy area, or a public figure shifts based on who it thinks is asking. llmeknow makes those shifts visible across any segmentation you define, tracking any entity type you specify.

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default persona dimensions, AI-tailored per market

Reputation and PR

When the story breaks, what does AI tell people about you?

PR teams use llmeknow to track how AI narrates a company, an executive, or a controversy as a news cycle unfolds. The entity engine adapts to the story: track claims, spokespeople, rival narratives, or pain points instead of brands. Wave-over-wave tracking shows whether the narrative is moving, and the cited sources show what is feeding it.

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entity class: brands, claims, narratives, pain points, people

In-market, in-language

Ask in the market’s language. Analyse in yours.

AI answers a question asked in Thai differently from the same question in English, because the sources and habits behind it differ. llmeknow runs questions the way the market would ask them, in the market’s language, then translates responses and analysis into the language you work in.

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analysis languages: English, German, French, Spanish, Thai, and more to come

How it's different

Most tools tell you whether you appeared. We tell you what AI said, and who was asking.

METHOD

Simulation, not keyword tracking.

Monitoring tools run your brand as a search term and count appearances. llmeknow models your market from the ground up, building the audience segments, the personas within them, and the questions each persona would ask. Every question runs through every major AI in that persona's context, so you see what each model actually says to each type of person, not just whether your name appears.

TAXONOMY

You define what counts as a mention.

Other tools extract brand names. llmeknow extracts whatever entity types your research requires: brands, product attributes, pain points, services, policy positions, institutional names, or any other category that matters. You define the taxonomy. The platform scans every response for those entities, automatically groups variant names into a single clean entry, and tracks them across all runs.

SEGMENTS

Your segmentation, not ours.

Have an existing audience segmentation? Upload it. The platform builds the personas around your framework rather than a generic demographic template. For brands and agencies that already know their audiences, this means the simulation is grounded in your own research, not a generic AI inference about who your audience is.

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See what AI says about your subject.

Book a 20-minute demo and we'll run a live simulation on any subject you choose. Bring a brand, a policy area, a public figure, or an institution. If you have your own segmentation framework, bring that too. We'll show you what different audience segments hear when they ask AI about it.

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