Not long ago, we were competing for the top spot on Google. Today, more and more often, we ask our questions to ChatGPT, Bing Copilot, or Claude. Large Language Models (LLMs) are becoming a new source of information. They don’t display a list of links – they generate ready-made answers. That’s why companies must now think not only about SEO but also about how to “position themselves” in the awareness of artificial intelligence.
Search engine algorithms used to mean a battle over keywords, technical SEO, and link building. Now, it’s LLMs that decide which content to reference in their answers.
This means that:
Traditional SEO is not going away, but it needs to be complemented with an AI perspective. The key elements include:
To prepare your brand for the AI era, don’t wait to implement these actions:
Optimize your content for questions and answers – FAQs, guides, case studies.
Organize and update your knowledge – AI prefers structured and up-to-date information.
Build presence in credible sources – publish in industry media, engage in forums and communities.
Use natural language – the way people ask questions to AI.
Test your AI visibility – ask models questions and check how they “see” your brand.
AI is already supporting sales and customer service processes. Brand visibility in generated answers creates an advantage that can’t be replaced by advertising.
Those who adapt first to the new information ecosystem will gain a lasting presence in the “memory” of language models – and that can translate into customer loyalty and purchase decisions.
Don’t wait until your competitors become more visible in AI-generated answers. You can already check how your brand is presented by LLMs. Get in touch with us. At GROW, we’re already working on AI positioning strategies – for B2B, for industry, for leaders.