Find out if AI is recommending you or someone else
Find out if AI is recommending your company or a competitor when Australian buyers ask about your market. Free, and your result is on screen in two minutes.
How it works
We read your website and call an AI model to place your company, then read what the five engines already said about that market and ask a few engines about your company by name. An AI Authority Blueprint asks questions about your company by name on every product, feature, and risk in your market.
- We identify your company. We read your website, match it against Australian company records, and call an AI model when the name alone is not enough. We never guess: if we cannot place you with confidence, we ask you to pick the market.
- We read the market layer. Each market is measured across five AI engines on a fixed set of buyer questions, on a schedule. Your result reads that measurement, so in a market we already measure it comes back inside two minutes. A market we have not measured yet is measured for you, and we email you when your report is ready.
- You get a snapshot. Where you sit in your market, who the engines name instead of you, and which buyer questions you are missing from. It reads your market's measurement and a few questions about you by name, so treat it as a direction rather than a diagnosis.
What it measures
CRISP is Third Hemisphere's proprietary technology and methodology, built upon the most cutting edge global standards and research.
- Consensus. Do the engines agree about you? Your buyers do not all use the same engine. If only some of them name you, being found comes down to which one a buyer opens.
- Reputation. Do they speak in your favour? Being named is not being chosen. This is whether the engines put you forward when a buyer is deciding.
- Influence. Do trusted third parties back what is said about you? Engines repeat what credible third parties publish. When others carry your story, the engines tell it your way.
- Source. Can AI read and trust your own site? Engines check what they say against what they can read. A thin record, a contradicted one, or a site they cannot read counts against you.
- Presence. Do they mention you when buyers don't name you? Most buyers describe a need before they know a name. If the engines do not bring you up then, nothing else can happen.
Your result, on the Star Chart
The Star Chart places each company on two measures. Presence, across, is the share of answers that name it; Reputation, up, is whether the engines recommend it for its benefits or caution against it. Six cells name where it stands.
- AI Famous: Named in 30 percent of answers or more, and recommended for its benefits more often than cautioned against.
- Rising Star: Named in 15 to 29 percent of answers, and recommended for its benefits more often than cautioned against when it is.
- Cult Favourite: Named in under 15 percent of answers, and recommended for its benefits in the answers that reach it.
- AI Infamous: Named in 30 percent of answers or more, and cautioned against more often than recommended.
- Bad Press: Named in 15 to 29 percent of answers, and cautioned against more often than recommended.
- Off the Guest List: Named in under 15 percent of answers, and cautioned against more often than recommended when it is.
- Off the Guest List: Rarely named, and cautioned against when it is.
- Cult Favourite: Recommended by the few answers that reach it.
- Rising Star: Named more often, and still recommended.
- AI Famous: Named by default, and recommended for its benefits.
After the check
The AI Authority Blueprint asks every engine about you by name and gives you a plan to act on. AUD 700. AI Authority Blueprint