How does ChatGPT describe your brand?

Turn lost AI answers into articles that win them back

For every prompt where AI engines pick a competitor, Gensiv writes an action plan from the answers it collected: the sites to get listed on, the pages to update and the content to publish. Then it writes that content for you, researched, sourced and in your brand's voice, or writes a custom article from your own notes and links.

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best project management tool for remote teams
Lost in 11 of 16 answers (69%)Tasklane · 9Boardly · 4

Engines cite review grids and how-to guides where Tasklane appears and Cadence does not.

  • Source to earnGet Cadence reviewed on G2's project management grid

    Perplexity cited g2.com in 4 of 5 answers; Cadence is not listed.

  • Content to writePublish a guide to planning sprints for remote teams

    ChatGPT named Tasklane in 6 of 7 answers, citing two how-to posts.

    Write article
  • Page to updateAnswer 'is Cadence good for remote teams' on the features page

    cadence.app was cited once, from a page that never mentions remote work.

  • Framing to fixCorrect the outdated 'no Gantt charts' claim

    Gemini repeated it in 3 of 5 answers, citing a 2023 review.

An action plan for a prompt Cadence is losing to Tasklane: a review site to get listed on, a guide to write, a page to update and an outdated claim to correct, each with the finding it comes from.

Answers captured from 6 AI engines, in every market you sell in.

  • ChatGPTLive
  • PerplexityLive
  • Google AI OverviewsLive
  • Google AI ModeLive
  • GeminiLive
  • ClaudeLive
Action Plans & Article Writer

What makes an article likely to be cited by AI engines?

AI engines cite pages that answer the question directly, back claims with named sources and numbers, and are clearly current. Gensiv writes every article that way: a 40 to 60 word answer up front, headings phrased like real questions, statistics linked to where they came from, an FAQ with schema and a last-updated date, aimed at the exact prompt a competitor is winning.

Sources to earn, pages to update, content to write, framing to fix
4 kinds
A sourced 1,500 to 1,900 word article
100 credits
AI credits on Pro 25, up to 12,500 on Pro 250
1,250 / mo
Numbers are checked against the research before you see them
Every claim
Features

From lost prompt to published answer

The plan tells you what to do; the writer does the part that takes longest.

An action plan for a prompt Cadence is losing to Tasklane: a review site to get listed on, a guide to write, a page to update and an outdated claim to correct, each with the finding it comes from.

A plan for every lost prompt

Each step cites the engine, competitor or site it comes from, so nothing is generic advice.

A finished AI-written how-to guide for Cadence with a last-updated line, a direct answer, a sourced statistic and SEO checks for the keyword, FAQ schema and sourced claims.

An article, researched and edited

Web research, an outline, a draft and an editing pass for sources, SEO and your voice.

A captured ChatGPT answer to 'Best project management software for a 10-person startup', with each brand highlighted, its rank, and the three sources cited.

Aimed at the answers you lose

Articles start from the prompt, the competitors named and the pages AI engines cite today.

Table of the exact URLs AI engines cite, with content type, source type, usage share and change versus the previous period.

Know which sources matter

See the pages engines cite for the prompt before you decide what to write.

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How it works

Demo data for Cadence, a fictional project management brand.

CCadence/Action plansDemo data
best project management tool for remote teams
Lost in 11 of 16 answers (69%)Tasklane · 9Boardly · 4

Engines cite review grids and how-to guides where Tasklane appears and Cadence does not.

  • Source to earnGet Cadence reviewed on G2's project management grid

    Perplexity cited g2.com in 4 of 5 answers; Cadence is not listed.

  • Content to writePublish a guide to planning sprints for remote teams

    ChatGPT named Tasklane in 6 of 7 answers, citing two how-to posts.

    Write article
  • Page to updateAnswer 'is Cadence good for remote teams' on the features page

    cadence.app was cited once, from a page that never mentions remote work.

  • Framing to fixCorrect the outdated 'no Gantt charts' claim

    Gemini repeated it in 3 of 5 answers, citing a 2023 review.

An action plan for a prompt Cadence is losing to Tasklane: a review site to get listed on, a guide to write, a page to update and an outdated claim to correct, each with the finding it comes from.
How we measure

Written to be cited, checked before you publish

Every article follows the same rules our own blog uses.

  1. 01

    Research

    Web search collects recent, specific facts with their source pages and dates.

  2. 02

    Brief

    A title, keywords, question-shaped headings and FAQ questions, planned around the lost prompt.

  3. 03

    Draft

    The article is written in your brand profile's voice, claiming only what your profile says is true.

  4. 04

    Edit

    An editing pass removes unsupported claims and AI-sounding phrases, then adds Article and FAQ schema.

Related features

Prompt TrackingThe buyer questions you track, and every answerCitation TrackingEvery page AI cites, and whether any are yoursAI OpportunitiesReddit threads AI already cites in your category

Frequently asked questions

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Both are on every plan. Your first action plan for each prompt is free and regenerating one on demand uses 3 credits. Pro 25 includes 1,250 AI credits a month (about 12 standard articles) and Pro 250 includes 12,500 (about 125).

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