Your customers are asking AI about your brand. Are you ready for the answers? In this deep dive, we explore how AI platforms like ChatGPT and Gemini perceive businesses and introduce a new tool to help you understand and shape that perception.
Understanding AI’s View of Your Brand
In today’s digital world, people aren’t just searching on Google; they’re asking AI chatbots like ChatGPT, Gemini, and Perplexity for information and recommendations. These AI models build a narrative about your brand based on the data they access. This means your brand’s reputation now extends into the AI search space, and it’s crucial to know what story AI is telling about you.
Key Takeaways
- AI platforms are increasingly becoming a go-to source for consumer information, influencing brand perception.
- Businesses need to actively manage their online presence to ensure AI reflects their desired brand image.
- Tools like Mine My Brand can provide insights into how AI models view your brand and identify areas for improvement.
Why Managing AI Perception Matters
Many businesses are unaware of how AI platforms perceive them. This can lead to significant disconnects. For instance, a company might aim for a premium image, but AI might describe them as "cheap" based on outdated or misinterpreted information. This discrepancy can impact customer acquisition and brand loyalty.
We’ve seen cases where businesses accidentally block AI crawlers from their websites, often due to security settings like Cloudflare. When AI can’t access your site directly, it relies on third-party sources, leading to outdated or inaccurate information. This can result in your brand not appearing in relevant AI search results, especially for non-branded queries.
Introducing Mine My Brand: Your AI Brand Audit Tool
To address this challenge, we’ve developed Mine My Brand. This tool is designed to give businesses a clear picture of their brand’s reputation across major AI platforms, including ChatGPT, Gemini, Perplexity, and Grok. It’s simple to use: just enter your website URL, and the tool generates a comprehensive report.
How Mine My Brand Works: A Live Demo
Let’s take a look at how it works using Revolut as an example. After entering the website URL and brand name, the tool takes about two minutes to generate a report, pulling data from various AI connectors.
Report Breakdown:
- Brand Sentiment Positioning: This section shows the overall sentiment AI has towards your brand. It can be positive, negative, or neutral. For Revolut, the initial report showed a mixed impression, indicating a nuanced view.
- Tone and Price Point: The tool analyzes how AI perceives your brand’s tone and pricing. For Revolut, it was identified as a premium, tech-forward bank with a mid-range price point and free entry tiers. This highlights the importance of consistent pricing messaging across all platforms.
- Celebrity Match: A fun feature that matches your brand with a celebrity. For Revolut, it was Elon Musk, which, depending on your brand’s goals, might be seen as a mixed endorsement.
- Brand Performance Scores: This provides a visual breakdown of your brand’s strengths and weaknesses as perceived by AI. For Revolut, market positioning was strong, but customer focus needed improvement, likely due to customer satisfaction issues.
- Brand Descriptors: This section lists the adjectives AI uses to describe your brand. For Revolut, descriptors included disruptive, fast-moving, ambitious, global, and sleek. The tool even identifies visual cues, like the dark UI and electric blue accents, that contribute to this perception.
- Products and Services: AI identifies the products and services it associates with your brand. For Revolut, key offerings like personal current accounts and debit cards were prominent, aligning with their core offerings.
- Key Competitors: This lists the brands that AI commonly compares yours to. For Revolut, these included Monzo, Wise, Starling Bank, N26, Bunq, and Chime.
- Strengths and Weaknesses: This is a critical section highlighting what AI sees as your brand’s advantages and disadvantages. Revolut’s strengths included high brand recognition and a clear freemium to premium model. Weaknesses pointed to public criticism around customer support, trust concerns due to fraud handling, and a complex proposition.
- Reference Sources: This is perhaps the most actionable part. It shows the specific websites and articles that AI is using to form its opinion. For Revolut, sources included their own website (pricing and DEI pages), Time.com, MoneyWeek, and BBC News. By examining these sources, you can identify areas where your on-site or off-site content might need updating or clarification to better influence AI’s perception.
Taking Action Based on AI Insights
Understanding what AI thinks is only the first step. The real value lies in taking action. By analyzing the reference sources, you can:
- Update On-Site Content: Refine your website’s pricing pages, product descriptions, and value propositions to ensure clarity and accuracy.
- Influence Off-Site Content: Engage with publications that AI trusts. If older articles are influencing your brand’s perception negatively, consider creating new, updated content to push that information down and introduce a more favorable narrative.
- Address Business Issues: Recognize that AI often reflects underlying business issues, such as customer support problems or compliance concerns. While marketing can help shape the narrative, addressing these core issues is vital for long-term brand health.
Mine My Brand: Free and Premium Options
Mine My Brand offers a free version where you can run one report per month. For businesses needing more in-depth analysis or working with multiple clients, a premium version is available for $10.99, offering 20 reports per month, advanced insights, and historical data saving. This allows you to track changes in AI perception over time and demonstrate ROI to stakeholders.
By proactively managing your brand’s presence in the AI search landscape, you can ensure that AI platforms are telling the story you want them to tell, guiding potential customers toward your business.

Rodney Laws is an ecommerce expert with over a decade of experience helping entrepreneurs build and grow online businesses. He specializes in reviewing ecommerce platforms, optimizing user experience, and guiding brands toward higher conversions. His insights have been published on leading industry sites including UsabilityGeek, G2, Spendesk, and PPC Hero.
As the editor at EcommercePlatforms.io, Rodney combines hands-on knowledge with clear, actionable advice to help business owners choose the right tools and strategies. When he’s not testing the latest software or analyzing trends, he’s sharing practical tips that make complex ecommerce decisions simple.


