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Visibliss for businesses

Your next customer asks ChatGPT.It sends them to someone else.

More and more of the people you sell to have stopped searching and started asking. Your recordings already answer the questions they ask.

We find those questions, show you who gets cited instead of you, turn your own answers into pages the engines can read and cite, and re-ask the same questions every month so you can see what moved.

Book 20 minutes Google Meet. We agree the scope on the call.
The video
The episode
The question

“Which items help prevent stings and keep my hive inspection efficient in hot weather?”

ChatGPT’s answer
Sources it cited
12

The company: not cited

A drawing, not the company’s video or episode. The question and ChatGPT’s 12 sources are question 3 of the real result below.
What you get

Three things, every month.

  1. The scan

    Up to 5 of your recordings and up to 10 questions they answer. We ask ChatGPT and Perplexity each question and show every source they cited, whether any was you, and whether AI crawlers are allowed to reach your website.

  2. Answer pages

    One page for each question, written from your own transcript: the question as the heading, your answer in your words, a link to the moment in the recording, and the markup the engines read. Published on your own domain, or hosted by us.

  3. Monthly re-measurement

    The same questions asked again every month, 3 times on each engine, with a report that leads with what changed.

    We work on 6 of your 10 questions and leave 4 alone, so the report shows whether the work moved anything.

Why now

Sites ChatGPT already trusts get new pages cited within days. Everyone else is still trying to get in the door. The ones who start now have the least to catch up on.

A real result, name removed

Asked about the company by name, ChatGPT and Perplexity cited it. Asked the questions its videos answer, neither did.

We ran our scan on a beekeeping company’s public YouTube channel: 5 recordings, 10 questions offered, 5 chosen. Each question was asked once of each engine, with web search: ChatGPT on October 14, 2026 and Perplexity on October 13, 2026. Answers vary between runs and over time.

One of the 5 recordings Honey bees on a comb, shown as a video frame
A public domain photo of honey bees from the U.S. Geological Survey, not the company’s video. The amber mark is the moment that answers a question.

ChatGPT

39 sources cited across 5 questions. 0 were the company’s.

Asked about the company by name: 6 sources cited, 4 were the company’s website.

Perplexity

22 sources cited across 5 questions. 0 were the company’s.

Asked about the company by name: 3 sources cited, 3 were the company’s website.

  1. “What actions can I take if the new queen isn’t laying after introduction?”

    ChatGPT: 7 sources, 0 the company’s. Perplexity: 3 sources, 0 the company’s.

  2. “What are practical steps to overwinter nukes or move frames to weaker colonies?”

    ChatGPT: 7 sources, 0 the company’s. Perplexity: 3 sources, 0 the company’s.

  3. “Which items help prevent stings and keep my hive inspection efficient in hot weather?”

    ChatGPT: 12 sources, 0 the company’s. Perplexity: 2 sources, 0 the company’s.

  4. “What quick checks should I perform to diagnose a hive that’s losing steam or showing low population?”

    ChatGPT: 7 sources, 0 the company’s. Perplexity: 13 sources, 0 the company’s.

  5. “What is a practical rule of thumb to prevent swarm cells when expanding a hive?”

    ChatGPT: 6 sources, 0 the company’s. Perplexity: 1 source, 0 the company’s.

Crawler check on the company’s website: 9 of 10 AI search and user-fetch crawlers allowed. For 2 of the 5 questions, Perplexity looked at one of the company’s pages but did not cite it. The questions are shown exactly as the scan drafted them. The brand and website are removed here.

Twenty minutes to see which of your questions are being handed to someone else.

Bring a link to your channel or podcast and your website. We look at what your recordings answer, who gets cited today, and whether this is worth doing for you.

Book 20 minutes

No pitch deck. We agree the scope and the fee on the call.

Questions

What is an AI answer engine?

A service that answers a question in full sentences and lists the web pages it used. We measure two: ChatGPT (through the OpenAI API) and Perplexity, each with web search on.

Is this a guarantee?

No. Nothing here promises a citation. Every measurement is a dated snapshot: two engines, asked on one date, and answers vary between runs and over time. The monthly report shows what was cited on that date, with the questions we worked on beside the ones we left alone, so you can see for yourself whether anything moved.

Which recordings work?

A YouTube channel, a podcast feed, or a show link from Apple, Spotify or iHeart. Webinars and demos count if they’re published there.

Where do the answer pages live?

On your own domain, published by you from the files we send. If you would rather not touch your site, we host them on a Visibliss address under your name.

What does it cost?

A monthly fee, agreed on the call once we have seen your library. Nothing is bought on this page.

What happens to my data?

We read only the public transcripts of your recordings. We use your email address to send results and to write to you about your scan, never for marketing, and we do not sell data. The privacy policy has the full details.