Co-founder & CTO, GeoMono
Co-founder & CTO of GeoMono, and also of GOGOGO LLC and Gotonom. He has worked on chatbots and AI systems since 2015: AIML at Turkcell BiP first, then Messenger, Telegram and WhatsApp workflows. Online he has used the name Ezagor since 2007.
The measurements in these posts are run by the GeoMono Research Team. The source of every figure is listed in the Sources section at the end of each post.
AI answers can describe your company wrongly or mix you up with a namesake. How corporate communications teams can monitor, record and correct that risk.
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Nine AI visibility tools side by side from their own pages: engines covered, Turkish answers, how questions are asked, source tracking, reports and fit.
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Of the brands five engines named for the same Turkish question, 70.7% were named by only one engine. We measured agreement on 906 questions from 15 brands.
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GEO measures mentions inside AI answers, not clicks. For performance and budget owners: the metrics, what is counted, the rules for comparison and the limits.
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GEO, mention, citation, questions that do not name the brand, visibility rate, structured data and llms.txt: a short, plain definition for each term.
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GeoMono and Ahrefs Brand Radar compared from their own pages: engines, Türkiye, where prompts come from, monthly or daily refresh, exports and who each suits.
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GeoMono and Otterly.AI compared from their own pages: engines and add-ons, Türkiye and Turkish, how prompts are made, daily or monthly tracking, exports, fit.
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GeoMono and Peec AI compared from their own pages: engines by plan, Türkiye and Turkish, branded prompts, how answers are collected, frequency, exports and fit.
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GeoMono and Profound both measure brand visibility in AI answers. How they differ on engines, Turkish answers, collection, frequency, reports and fit.
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GeoMono and Scrunch compared from their own pages: engines by plan, countries and languages, how answers are collected, refresh rate, exports and who it suits.
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GeoMono and the Semrush AI Visibility Toolkit compared from their own pages: engines, Türkiye, where questions come from, update frequency, reports and fit.
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GeoMono asks five AI engines a buyer's questions in Turkish, without your brand's name, and shows whether you are named, beside whom and from which sources.
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If ChatGPT recommends your competitors, read the answer in five steps: the question, the cited sources, the stated reasons, who else is named, and repetition.
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Looking beyond SE Ranking's SE Visible? Eight AI visibility tools compared from their own pages, with GeoMono for brands that sell in Türkiye in Turkish.
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In answers to Turkish questions, 10.0% of sources whose language we could read were not Turkish; in ChatGPT, 31.0%. What it means for Turkish brands.
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A GeoMono subscription: five AI engines, a buyer's questions without your brand's name, a monthly full report, quick checks, sources, a PDF and an Excel file.
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If ChatGPT says something false about your brand: record it, trace its source, fix that source, report it to OpenAI, then ask the same questions again to check.
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GEO is the work of making sure AI answers from ChatGPT, Gemini or Google AI Overviews name your brand and describe it correctly. Why it matters for Türkiye.
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Ten questions to put to any GEO service on the measurement, the question set, the engines, failed answers, the report and the promise, and what good looks like.
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The sites shown most in 16,703 AI answers for 15 brands: marketplaces, social media and forums. Tables by engine and by sector, each with its base.
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Two tools can give one brand different AI visibility rates: the questions, engine version, web search, counting rule and failed answers all move the number.
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A GEO report template agencies can deliver to clients every month: scope, count pairs, unmeasured answers, sources, accuracy, period comparison, actions.
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AI reads a seller with no website from marketplace pages. In our measurements, marketplaces were sources on all five engines; what sellers can do about it.
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Your name appearing in an AI answer and your site being cited are separate events. How they differ, how they vary by engine and how to read them in a report.
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Why does one Turkish question bring up different brands on ChatGPT, Gemini, Perplexity, Claude and Google? How engines see the web, what they read, retesting.
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What llms.txt is, what Google says, and whether AI bots really read it. A summary from published documents and log data, without our own measurement.
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Writing rules for quotable content: give the answer in the first sentence, paragraphs that stand alone, sourced figures, an FAQ and server-rendered HTML.
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Google's rules, the end of FAQ rich results and studies that measured the effect on citations: what structured data does for GEO, with Turkish JSON-LD examples.
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If AI says something false about your brand: how to spot it, which source to fix, how to report it to the engines and how to measure the result again.
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What OpenAI, Anthropic, Perplexity and Google bots do, from official docs: a sample robots.txt that blocks training and stays visible in AI search.
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SEO lifts your page in search results; GEO puts your brand inside the AI answer. Where the work overlaps, where it differs, and how to split it by measuring.
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In AI answers about Turkish brands, is Turkish Wikipedia (Vikipedi) or English Wikipedia cited more? Two measurements gave opposite results; we explain why.
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In our own measurements, AI engines describing Turkish brands cited Şikayetvar, Ekşi Sözlük and marketplaces most. The figures, the limits, what to do.
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A visibility line drawn from 10 questions a day can swing 20 to 30 points on its own. What is daily tracking for, and over what interval should you read it?
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Seven measurable reasons ChatGPT does not mention a brand: question set, crawler access, JavaScript, off-site sources, namesakes, and being read but not named.
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What GEO is, how an AI answer is built, and the six steps to start with for your brand. A sourced, no-hype beginner's guide for brands in Turkey.
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Five engines, Turkish questions, every response recorded one by one: six steps to measuring brand visibility, and why "not measured" differs from "absent".
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