What do your buyers ask AI?

How the questions are written

• From your site’s own words. We read the page you enter, work out what you sell and to whom, and write from that. If we cannot read the site, we say so rather than guess from your name.
• Questions AI answers with brands. “best invoicing tool for freelancers” gets a shortlist of products. “how to send an invoice” gets advice, and no brand wins it, so questions like that are left out.
• Across your buyers. Your main product for several kinds of buyer, your other products once or twice, a question or two about price, and one or two about your market.
• Unbranded. No brand names, yours or a competitor’s.

The same rules write the suggestions a new Presence Scout account gets, so every question here can be tracked as it is. Then check one in ChatGPT and Gemini to see whether they name you.

Common questions

Are these questions people really asked?

No. What people type into ChatGPT is private, so any list of AI prompts is an informed guess. These are written by an AI model from your own site's text, following the rules on this page. To see what AI actually answers, run any of them through the free AI visibility checker.

Why are my brand and my competitors never named in the questions?

Because buyers who already know your name are not the ones you are trying to reach. An unbranded question, like “best CRM for a small agency”, is where AI decides which brands a new buyer hears about.

Why do you ask for my email?

The first ten questions are free to read. The other ten, the brands buyers may compare you with, and the copy and download buttons sit behind an email. We may send occasional product news; reply to any of it to opt out.

How many times can I use it?

Five runs a day from one connection. A free Presence Scout account suggests questions when you add your brand, and checks five of them every week.