Feature
Sojig asks ChatGPT, Perplexity, Gemini, Claude and Google's AI Overviews the questions your buyers ask, every week, and shows where you're named and who wins instead.
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Illustrative example
ChatGPT, Perplexity, Gemini, Claude and AI Overviews, checked every Monday as part of your plan.
Up to 25 questions, suggested for your category or written by you.
The competitors and sources that show up when you don't.
robots.txt rules that block AI crawlers, structured data and clearer pages.
We suggest the questions buyers in your category ask; add your own.
Each assistant, each question, every Monday.
Content, pages and fixes aimed at the questions where you're missing.
More buyers ask ChatGPT or Perplexity which tool to use before they ever search Google. An AI visibility tool shows whether those answers mention you, and who they mention instead. Here's how Sojig measures it, and the generative engine optimization (GEO) work that helps.
AI answers depend heavily on the exact question. Sojig suggests the questions buyers in your category actually ask, like 'best CRM for a 10-person team', and you can add your own. Up to 25 questions are tracked, each checked in ChatGPT, Perplexity, Gemini, Claude and Google's AI Overviews every Monday.
When you're not mentioned, the answer usually names a competitor, a review site or a listicle. Knowing which sources an assistant relies on tells you where to show up: a comparison page of your own, a review site, or an article that roundups link to.
Some sites block AI crawlers in robots.txt without knowing it, often through a security plugin or an old rule. If an assistant can't read your pages, it can't cite them. Sojig checks your robots.txt for the major AI crawlers and drafts a fix if something is blocked.
AI answers favor clear, direct statements. Pages that say plainly what the product does, who it's for and what it costs are easier to cite than vague marketing copy. Structured data and clear comparison pages help too. These come from Sojig's technical fixes and new pages.
Several assistants search the web before answering, so ranking well on Google and Bing makes you more likely to be found and cited. That's why Sojig works on search rankings and AI visibility together, rather than treating GEO as a separate project. See AI search optimization.
One week's answers can vary, because assistants don't always answer the same way. The trend matters more: whether you're named for more questions over a few months, and which competitors appear less often as your pages improve. The weekly report shows this alongside your search rankings.
FAQ
No, and nobody can promise that. Ranking well helps, so Sojig works on both and shows you exactly where you're named.
Up to 25, all checked every week as part of your plan.
An optional file some AI tools read as a map of your site. Sojig can draft it, but Google says it doesn't use it.
SEO aims to rank pages in search results. GEO (generative engine optimization) aims to get your brand mentioned and cited in AI-written answers. Much of the work overlaps: clear pages, good structure and being found on the sites assistants trust.
The 25 weekly questions are included in every plan. You can run extra on-demand checks with credits.
Your first week of work is ready shortly after you connect.
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