Carlos Silva

I can’t believe I’ve come all this way from being an unemployed, homeless immigrant. Remote work and marketing truly saved my life.

Just weeks after launching Enterprise AIO and AI Visibility Toolkit, we tested ChatGPT with a simple query about AI monitoring tools. The response was brutal. ChatGPT mentioned every competitor – but not us. Despite our recent launch, LLMs had no idea we existed in this space. And this wasn't our only problem. Although LLMs were citing our blog content hundreds of times, traffic to our blog was declining. Citations showed reach but not positioning – LLMs could cite our content while recommending competitors. We were losing measurable impact while our true competitive position remained unclear.. This disconnect between citations and actual influence forced us to rethink everything. Using our own tools, we built a systematic approach to LLM visibility. In one month, we nearly tripled our AI share of voice – the percentage of times we're mentioned compared to competitors – from 13% to 32% for target prompts. Here's how we tackled this problem and the optimization tactics that drove those results: social.semrush.com/48QWpOV.

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@LinkedInHelp Thanks for letting me know! I’ve also seen folks offer LinkedIn Premium trial memberships. Is that still a thing? Maybe that could also help Thanks!

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