Did AI notice your launch?
You announced it, the press covered it, and ChatGPT still describes your old positioning. Track when that changes, and whether it changes at all.
Where this starts
Models learn about you from the web, on their own schedule. A launch that lands everywhere can take weeks to show up in AI answers, or never show up, and there is a real cost to that lag: buyers asking AI about your category are being told about the product you shipped two years ago. Nobody on the team can currently tell you whether that has changed.
How to do it in Gensiv
- 01
Take a baseline before you ship
Add the prompts your launch should affect and let them run for a week beforehand. Without a baseline you cannot distinguish a launch effect from normal answer variance, and AI answers vary a lot run to run.
- 02
Run prompts on demand at launch
Alongside the automatic schedule you can trigger any tracked prompt immediately and watch the run complete. Useful the moment coverage lands, and the moment you publish the page.
- 03
Watch mentions, position and sentiment together
A launch can move all three independently. Being newly mentioned but ranked last, or mentioned more with worse sentiment, are different outcomes with different responses.
- 04
Read the answers, not just the numbers
Every run stores the full, unedited response. That is how you find out AI is describing your launch using a competitor's framing, or citing a review that got a detail wrong.
A before-and-after read on whether AI picked up your launch, with the actual answers behind each number so you can see what the models believe.
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