Who it is for
Seenby is not open yet, so this is who it is being built for. Nothing a card names is a promise: the pages under Who it is for are who it covers today.
Heads of SEO
You already track rankings and backlinks. Seenby is built to sit beside that work and report where generated answers name you, where they name a competitor instead, and which prompts never mention anyone in your set.
Content and comms leads
The dashboard lists the prompts where your brand is absent from the answer, which is a briefing document for the next quarter of content rather than a vanity chart.
Agency principals
Built for agency teams who need a repeatable weekly reading per client brand and a forwardable digest, with the methodology disclosure travelling alongside every score you pass on.
What it will do
For what it covers, see the pages this site publishes.
Give us your brand name, a short description, and up to three competitor names.
Every response is parsed for brand and competitor mentions, classified positive, neutral, negative or absent, and given a ranking position within the answer. Consistent parsing is what makes week-over-week comparison worth reading.
A single headline metric your CMO can hold in their head, computed per brand per week and stored with its methodology caveat text attached to the record itself, so the number and its limits never travel separately.
Trend lines for Share of AI Voice, the sentiment breakdown behind them, the prompts where you are named and the prompts where you are not, and a benchmarking view against the competitors you entered.
Every stored response carries the model version that produced it, so a shift after a provider update can be told apart from a shift in how your market actually talks about you.
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