Thirdeye provides AI-search analytics for performance oriented marketing teams. Unlike classic search engine tools that chase organic rankings, it focuses on how large language models (LLMs) such as ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini and Perplexity mention and cite brands.

The platform monitors brand mentions across these models in real time, analyses sentiment and provides prompts showing how and where the brand is being referenced. It also sends real time alerts when a brand is cited by an AI model and offers competitor monitoring to identify positioning gaps.

Trust is currency. And in the AI era, people are more likely to trust answers provided by ChatGPT or Gemini than digging through 10 blue links. That means securing presence in AI-generated answers is directly tied to building authority.

Thirdeye helps market-oriented companies measure and grow authority across generative platforms, ensuring your brand isn t just mentioned but trusted. By consistently tracking, benchmarking, and adapting, marketers can position their brand as the default recommendation when customers turn to AI for guidance.

Not all mentions are created equal. Being casually name-dropped in an AI response is one thing. Being framed as the trusted solution is another. For marketers, this difference decides whether awareness translates into pipeline.
Thirdeye empowers companies to analyze the quality and sentiment of AI mentions, ensuring their brand isn t just visible but positioned correctly. By spotting negative narratives early and amplifying positive mentions, marketers can steer perception proactively, converting visibility into measurable market share growth.

Generative engines are changing how people discover brands. Customers don t just Google it anymore, they ask ChatGPT, Gemini, or Perplexity. The answer these platforms serve often decides the winner in brand perception, consideration, and even purchase intent. That s a big shift from SEO-driven discovery to AEO/GEO-driven visibility.

With Thirdeye, market-oriented companies can track where and how their brand appears across AI engines in real time. You ll know if ChatGPT prefers your competitor, if Gemini mentions you in a favorable light, or if Perplexity is overlooking your presence altogether. That intelligence means you can adjust positioning, messaging, and campaigns faster to secure the top spot in AI-driven customer journeys.

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Here's what I've been obsessing over lately: people don't @Google anymore. They ask @ChatGPT by OpenAI or @Claude by Anthropic or @Perplexity.

And honestly? As someone building products, this shift from #SEO to #AEO kept me up at night.

Why? Because brands have zero clue how AI talks about them. Are you mentioned when someone asks about your industry? Are competitors stealing the spotlight, you literally don't know!