I've noticed a growing trend where people are turning to AI tools like ChatGPT, Perplexity, and Gemini for answers instead of traditional search engines like Google. This got me thinking: how do you track whether your site is being mentioned or cited in the responses generated by these AI tools? Do you rely on manual checks to see if your site's content comes up in AI answers, or have you developed a system to automate this process? I've been exploring this issue myself since I believe the 'SEO for AI' niche could become significant. I'm interested in hearing what strategies others are using, if any, to monitor their visibility in AI-generated content.
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Honestly, I wouldn't stress too much about this. If people are misusing the Internet, that's not something I focus on. AI tools aren't really designed for general searching, so I don't see a need to optimize for that any more than I would for nail manufacturers optimizing for screwdrivers. Just focus on your core audience instead!
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