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Most AI visibility tools return a score you cannot audit. A look at how Pallix exposes the formula, the cited URLs and the raw answers behind the number.
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A 23-brand study of Indian AI visibility: average 42.5 out of 100, funding predicts nothing, and 51.6% of citations go to competitors' own sites.
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Tell ChatGPT who is asking and the answer stops being a shortlist and becomes a shortlist plus a blacklist. 100 controlled answers, India, July 2026.
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Ask five AI assistants the same buying question and you get five different brand lists. Across 21,282 citations, competitor sites dominate at 51.6% — here's why, engine by engine.
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An honest, capability-first comparison of Pallix against the major global and Indian AI visibility tools — judged on what each one actually does, not how big it is.
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Pallix tracks how AI recommends your brand, explains why, and hands you a ranked, evidence-backed list of what to do — built India-first, works globally.
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It isn't random, and it isn't about who spends more on ads. There's a specific reason the AI keeps naming them and skipping you — and once you see it, it's fixable.
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Profound is a genuinely powerful platform — built around enterprise procurement, and priced for it. Here's an honest comparison on what actually matters: product capability, market fit, and price.
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Your customers are asking ChatGPT, Perplexity and Google's AI what to buy. Pallix makes sure your brand is in the answer — built for India, from the ground up.
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You can have the best content in your category and still be invisible in AI answers — if the AI literally can't reach, read, or trust your site. Technical readiness is the precondition.
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A founder-friendly guide to AI visibility, why Indian buyers are shifting to answer engines, and how brands should measure where AI recommends them.
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A clear breakdown of AEO and GEO for Indian brands, how they differ from SEO, and what practical actions improve AI-driven discovery.
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A practical comparison of GEO and SEO for Indian brands, where they overlap, and why answer-engine visibility now needs its own strategy.
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