Adacity exists to give business owners a clear picture of how AI describes their business, why, and what to do about it.
We started by auditing AI recommendations across a few business categories. The pattern was striking: AI visibility had little to do with how good the business was, and almost everything to do with what had been written about it elsewhere on the web.
A pet food brand with clinical trials and $13.5 million in funding had zero AI visibility. A competitor with one well-placed article appeared on all three platforms. A company that had spent years running Google Ads was invisible to AI; one nearby competitor was visible because of a few good reviews and a single news story.
85% of AI brand mentions come from third-party sources, not the business's own website. Most business owners don't know this. Their instinct is to update their site, but the more effective move is to earn coverage somewhere else.
For more on what Adacity is and how it works, see Why Adacity and How your report works. To reach us, see Contact or Support.