Airo (meetairo.com)

Stop optimizing for Google. Your customers aren't there anymore.

I just asked ChatGPT to recommend a [your category] tool. Your brand didn't show up.

This dashboard shows something your Google Analytics can't.

Your SEO team is about to become obsolete. Here's why.

I found out my competitor was being recommended by AI for 14 months. I had no idea.

Do you know what ChatGPT says about your brand? Right now?

When's the last time you Googled "best [category]"? Or did you ask AI instead?

What if 73% of your potential customers are asking AI what to buy — and AI never mentions you?

How much revenue are you losing to competitors that AI recommends instead of you?

What would change if every AI platform recommended YOUR brand?

5.2 billion AI queries happen every day. Your brand is invisible in most of them.

73% of buyers now trust AI recommendations over Google results.

AI search is growing 3x faster than Google. And 90% of brands have no strategy for it.

We analyzed 2,400 brands. The average AI visibility score? 18%. The top 10%? 72%.

Your competitor was cited 80 times by AI last month. You? 19. Here's why.

Get a load of this guy, he's manually checking ChatGPT every week to see if his brand shows up.

POV: Your competitor's marketing team just found out ChatGPT recommends them 72% of the time.

Nobody: ... SEO teams in 2026: "Why is our organic traffic declining?"

Marketing meetings in 2024: "Let's optimize for Google." Marketing meetings in 2026: "Let's optimize for ChatGPT."

Things your SEO dashboard can't tell you: what ChatGPT says about your brand 5,000 times a day.

Your AI Visibility Score is probably lower than you think. 60 seconds. No signup. Free.

There's one marketing metric your team isn't tracking right now. And it decides who your next customer picks.

Agencies are charging clients $2K/month for reports your tool can generate automatically for a fraction of that.

Before: 12% AI visibility. After 90 days: 48%. Same team. Same product. Different strategy.

It's not SEO. It's GEO. And if your marketing team doesn't know the difference yet, they're behind.