For enterprise
Know what AI says about your category before your competitors do.
“We have the teams. We need the strategy, and we need it early.”
ChatGPT, Gemini, and Perplexity already tell buyers in every market which brands define your category, and nobody in your company reads that answer. ELEVA tracks it by market, platform, and persona, then hands your teams what changed and a roadmap for it.
The category shift
Your category used to be ten blue links. Now a buyer asks one question and gets one answer: a definition and three brands, assembled from a trade publication, a Reddit thread, a competitor’s docs, and whatever your site says plainly enough to be quoted. The answer differs by country, by platform, and by which persona is asking, and it changes without notice. It cuts across SEO, content, PR, and brand at once, so no single team owns it.
The problem
Nobody in the building owns the answer
Five ways a large company loses ground while every team hits its targets.
Your category gets defined once a day, without you
Ask ChatGPT what defines your category and it answers, with a shortlist. Rankings belong to SEO, coverage to PR, awareness to brand, and reading the shortlist to no one.
You learn about the drift from a customer, or a board member
Gemini has called your flagship the legacy option for months. You find out from a customer in a renewal call, or from a board member who asked Perplexity.
SEO and PR report on their channels while AI answers cut across both
Rankings are up and coverage is up. Neither deck says Copilot now cites a competitor’s docs instead of yours, or that the trade title PR fought for is not a source the engines trust.
Global teams have no per-market view of what the engines say
The UK answer names different brands than the Brazilian one, and the persona asking changes it again. What regional teams get, if they get anything, is a global scorecard.
Agencies pitch content when the problem is strategy and governance
You have writers. What you get offered is more writing. The pitch never covers who owns AI visibility, how to measure it across brands and markets, or what to tell PR.
Why now
AI search stopped being small
Third-party figures, linked to their sources.
51%
of B2B software buyers now start research with an AI chatbot more often than with Google
Up from 29% in G2’s 2025 Buyer Behavior Report. The shortlist is written before anyone talks to sales.
68%
of Google searches ended without a click in the first four months of 2026
Measured on a US clickstream panel, up from 60% in 2024. That is counted traffic rather than a forecast, and it undercuts the argument that AI search is still too small to govern.
41.5%
of companies already use generative engine optimization to appear in AI-generated search results
A survey of 308 U.S. marketing leaders. Four in ten companies are already working the answer, and some of them are in your category.
Category tracking
Every market, every platform, every persona, every day
We build your category’s question set: the unbranded questions buyers ask, per country and per persona, across your brands. The platform runs them daily against every major AI engine and records the full answer, every source it cites, and which brands it names and how early.
Reports cut by platform, country, persona, and tag, so the UK team reads the UK answer and the enterprise buyer never blurs into the mid-market one.
- Share of voice and position score against named competitors
- Mention rate by persona and by country
Trend briefings
Early signals, with what to do about them
We read each window against the one before it, market by market: which competitors gained share, which sources the engines started or stopped citing, which questions are new, and which platforms moved.
Your strategist turns that into the monthly briefing: a competitor’s docs are now cited in three engines for your core comparison prompts; a subreddit is trusted in the US but not the UK; a compliance question you have never tracked is being asked everywhere. Each signal names the team that should act on it and what to do.
Audit and roadmap
An audit of your properties, and a roadmap your teams execute
Across your brands and markets, we audit the properties that matter: can AI crawlers reach them, does each page say plainly what the product is and who it is for, and do the sources the engines lean on say the same thing you do.
The output is a roadmap with owners: what web unblocks, what content rewrites, which sources PR earns, and what product marketing states differently. Your teams execute it, and we track what moved.
- 21 checks per URL, including crawler access for 20 AI bots and llms.txt
- Prioritized by the prompts where you are losing share
Executive reporting
One strategist, one number the whole company can own
A dedicated strategist runs the engagement: monthly with your working teams, quarterly with leadership. The executive report tracks share of voice and mention rate per brand and market against named competitors, and ties every move to the work your teams shipped.
It is the same data your teams see in the platform, so the argument is about what to do next rather than about whose numbers are right.
Inside a briefing
What a trend briefing covers
Six sections, per market, every month.
Brands gaining and losing
Who gained share of voice since the last window, on which platforms, for which prompts.
Sources the engines trust
The publications, communities, and competitor pages newly cited, and those that dropped out.
Emerging questions
What buyers started asking, and which page of yours should answer it.
Market by market
The same read for each country, with the differences called out instead of averaged away.
Persona by persona
Where you win the enterprise buyer and lose the practitioner, or the reverse.
Actions with owners
Every signal ends in a recommendation assigned to web, content, SEO, PR, or product marketing.
The engagement
How large companies work with ELEVA
For large companies
GEO Consulting & Trends
Your teams do the work. We bring the audit, the tracking, the briefings, the roadmap, and a strategist who owns the number. It is quoted per engagement, as a retainer or a project, after a free audit. A unit that wants its pages written too can run Managed GEO alongside.
- Audit of your properties across brands and markets, with a roadmap your teams execute
- Daily tracking of your category’s questions per country, platform, and persona, against named competitors
- Monthly trend briefings: the brands, sources, and questions that moved, with actions and owners
- Reports cut by platform, country, persona, and tag, with a login for every team
- A dedicated strategist, executive reporting, and an MCP endpoint your own AI agents can query
The platform behind the work
What your teams log in to
- Saved views per market and team, cut by platform, country, persona, and tag, and compared with the previous window.
Custom Reports
- Share of voice, position score, and movers against the brands the engines name beside yours.
Competitor Research
- Mention rate per audience segment: which buyers you win and which you lose.
Visibility by Persona
From the first call
What enterprise teams ask us
Do you write our content?
Not in this engagement. You have content, SEO, PR, and web teams; the roadmap tells them what to change, why, and in what order, and the tracking shows what moved once they did. If a brand or business unit wants the writing and the fixes done for it, that is Managed GEO, and it can run alongside the consulting work.
How many markets can you track?
As many as the engagement scopes. Each question is tracked in one country, in that market’s language, and reports filter by country, so every market is its own view. Today the platform runs prompts in the United States, the United Kingdom, Brazil, and Greece; if a priority market of yours is not on that list, say so in the first call and we scope it before we quote.
What is in a trend briefing?
What changed since the previous window, per market: competitors that gained or lost share of voice, sources the engines started or stopped citing, questions that are new or growing, and platforms that moved. Every signal comes with a recommendation and an owner. Your strategist writes it from the same reports your teams can open, and walks leadership through it.
How do our teams get access?
Every team you name gets a login. Reports are saved per market and per team, a link opens the exact view down to the drill-down, and the platform exposes an MCP endpoint so your own AI agents can query the same data. Access starts in the first weeks, as soon as the question set has run long enough to compare one window with the one before.
How is the engagement scoped and priced?
It starts with a free audit of the properties and markets you name. From there we quote a retainer or a project: the number of brands, markets, and personas to track, the briefing cadence, and how much strategist time the roadmap needs. We quote in quarters because that is the unit the work moves in. A page your web team unblocks this month reaches the crawlers weeks later. A source your PR team earns in the US can take a full briefing cycle to show up in the UK answer, and may never show up in the Brazilian one. We will not put a date on any of it; each quarter is read against what your teams shipped.
See what AI is already saying about your brand.
A free audit shows you exactly where you stand across ChatGPT, Gemini, Perplexity, Copilot, Claude, Grok, and AI Overviews, and what it would take to close the gap.