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Example Brand — AI Visibility Score

SaaS··Audited by J.L. Marcoux

This audit was conducted independently by idea-lab.ai using publicly available information. It is not affiliated with or endorsed by the subject.

52/ 100
Grade D

AI Adjacent

Partially indexed with significant structural gaps for AI retrieval.

Dimension Summary

DimensionWeightRaw ScoreBarWtd PtsGradeMax
D1 · Brand Clarity15%70
10.5B15
D2 · Content Depth20%55
11.0C20
D3 · Entity Recognition15%40
6.0D15
D4 · Recency & Freshness10%48
4.8D10
D5 · Platform Reach15%58
8.7C15
D6 · Earned Media & Citation Network15%35
5.3F15
D7 · Live AI Signal Testing10%30
3.0F10
Composite100%
49.3D100

Grade Legend

AAnswer Authority85–100
BAI Visible70–84
CAI Aware55–69
DAI Adjacent40–54
FPre-AI Era0–39

D1 Brand ClarityWeight 15%

How clearly does this entity communicate what it is and who it serves?

70 / 100 · Grade B

The brand has a clear product category and value proposition on the homepage, but the H1 leans on a generic tagline rather than a defining positioning statement. Sub-pages drift between describing the product and describing the company.

Sub-SignalVerdictNote
Website H1 clarityPASSSpecific and product-led.
About page positioningWARNMixes mission with product copy.
Consistent tagline across channelsFAILTagline differs on LinkedIn and Twitter.
Critical Gap

Positioning fragments across surfaces, weakening entity reinforcement.

Priority Action

Publish a single positioning sentence and mirror it on every owned surface.

D2 Content DepthWeight 20%

How substantive, original, and citable is the published content?

55 / 100 · Grade C

The blog covers core topics but most articles are under 600 words and lack original data or expert quotes. Few pieces would be cited as primary sources by an AI engine.

Sub-SignalVerdictNote
Average article depthWARN~520 words mean length.
Original research presentFAILNo primary studies published.
Expert authorship bylinesPASSAll posts attributed to named author.
Critical Gap

No original research means no quotable assets for AI citation.

Priority Action

Publish one quarterly benchmark or survey report under a Person byline.

D3 Entity RecognitionWeight 15%

Can AI engines unambiguously identify this entity across the knowledge graph?

40 / 100 · Grade D

The brand has a Wikipedia stub but no Wikidata QID, weak Schema.org coverage, and no sameAs graph linking owned profiles. LLMs cannot reliably disambiguate Example Brand from other entities sharing the name.

Sub-SignalVerdictNote
Wikidata QID assignedFAILNo QID found.
Organization JSON-LD with sameAsWARNOrg present, sameAs missing.
Knowledge Panel triggers on brand queryFAILNo panel rendered.
Critical Gap

Without a Wikidata anchor, AI engines treat the brand as ambiguous.

Priority Action

Create a Wikidata entry and publish full Organization JSON-LD with sameAs.

D4 Recency & FreshnessWeight 10%

How recent and actively maintained is the public content footprint?

48 / 100 · Grade D

Publishing cadence has slipped to one post per month and most cornerstone pages have not been updated in over a year. Date markup is missing on several key articles.

Sub-SignalVerdictNote
Posts in last 90 daysWARN3 posts in last quarter.
dateModified present in JSON-LDFAILMissing on /pricing and /features.
Pillar pages updated in last 12 monthsWARNMixed — 2 of 5 updated.
Critical Gap

Stale timestamps make the corpus look abandoned to recency-weighted models.

Priority Action

Audit and refresh all pillar pages, then add dateModified site-wide.

D5 Platform ReachWeight 15%

How broad is the entity's presence across surfaces AI engines draw from?

58 / 100 · Grade C

Distribution is concentrated on LinkedIn and X, with no YouTube presence and only a dormant podcast. AI engines that draw from video transcripts and Reddit discussions will miss this brand entirely.

Sub-SignalVerdictNote
LinkedIn activityPASSWeekly posts from CEO.
YouTube channel with transcriptsFAILNo channel.
Reddit / forum presenceWARNSparse organic mentions.
Critical Gap

Missing video and community surfaces removes a major AI training signal.

Priority Action

Launch a monthly YouTube explainer series with full transcripts on-site.

D6 Earned Media & Citation NetworkWeight 15%

How strong is the third-party citation and earned-media network?

35 / 100 · Grade F

Backlink profile is dominated by directories and self-published guest posts. Few tier-one publications cite the brand, and there is no documented inclusion in any analyst report.

Sub-SignalVerdictNote
Tier-1 press citations (last 12 mo)FAIL0 found.
Analyst / industry report mentionsFAILNone.
Quality of referring domainsWARNLong tail, low authority.
Critical Gap

No third-party authority signals means low trust weighting in AI answers.

Priority Action

Run a targeted digital-PR campaign focused on 5 tier-one publications this quarter.

D7 Live AI Signal TestingWeight 10%

Does the entity actually surface in live AI engine answers today?

30 / 100 · Grade F

Test queries across ChatGPT, Claude, Perplexity, and Gemini surface Example Brand only when the brand name is explicitly typed. Category-level queries return competitors exclusively.

Sub-SignalVerdictNote
Cited in branded query (ChatGPT)PASSCited with link.
Cited in category query (Perplexity)FAILNot surfaced.
Mentioned in 'best of' query (Gemini)FAILCompetitors dominate.
Critical Gap

Brand only appears under intent it already owns — zero discovery surface.

Priority Action

Build comparison and 'best of' content targeting category-level prompts.

Top Priority Actions for Example Brand

  1. 1Create a Wikidata entry and ship full Organization JSON-LD with a complete sameAs graph.
  2. 2Publish one original benchmark report per quarter, authored under a named Person byline.
  3. 3Launch a digital-PR campaign aimed at earning citations from five tier-one publications.

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