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Thoughts on Rixe
Tracking how visible companies are on AI platforms wasn't really discussed a few years ago. Now, people directly consult ChatGPT when choosing software, researching services, or comparing products. So, brands need to understand how they appear in these answers. Rixe addresses this need quite clearly. Especially the competitor analysis and source visibility aspects make sense to me. Of course, interpreting the data correctly is important, because AI answers don't always give the same result.
It's one of the products to look at for those who want to understand the GEO aspect. It offers a slightly different perspective from classic SEO reports.
I was most interested in the focus on brand perception. Being visible in AI is good, but it's also important whether the brand is shown positively, negatively, or just as an alternative. The problem Rixe is working on is really meaningful in this regard.
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Inside the app, a session cookie is required to keep you signed in; everything optional is the same choice as here.
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How the product handles data — what is sent to AI engines, what is retained and for how long — is set out in the privacy policy.