Findable Facts Check
Does your copy give AI enough to recommend you?
Paste a press release, homepage or offer. The check shows what AI assistants like ChatGPT, Gemini and Perplexity can lift as fact, what they have to take on trust, and what to fix first.
Findable facts score
Paste some copy to begin.
The path to a recommendation
Recognised, trusted, then recommended
AI has to know what you are before it can trust you, and trust you before it will put your name forward. Each stage scores the copy against the signals that move it.
Published versus extracted
What you wrote, and what AI can use
AI assistants quote sentences that carry a checkable fact. Mood without evidence gets paraphrased, diluted or dropped.
Likely to be quoted
Has to be taken on trust
Fix first
The changes worth the most points
Ordered by impact. The check flags gaps. Your voice stays yours.
How it scores
Nine checks, no black box
The same copy always gets the same score, so you can measure a rewrite against the original.
i. Recognised, 3.5 points
The brand and its category in the first 60 words, a named place with a travel fact, and one sentence that defines it.
ii. Trusted, 3.5 points
Checkable facts per 100 words, the share of stock superlatives, and third-party proof such as awards, listings or attributed quotes.
iii. Recommended, 3 points
Who it is for, whether sentences are short enough to lift out whole, and whether each one still makes sense when quoted on its own.
For PR agencies
This checks one page. An AI Visibility Audit shows what AI already says about your client.
An AI Visibility Audit tests the questions guests actually ask AI assistants, maps which sources shape the answers and turns that into a PR plan. Delivered through your agency, under your relationship.
Talk to Marta Warren