Prompts can be cherry-picked
A monitoring tool counts whatever you type in. Add your brand name to a prompt and the chart goes up with no market change. Our measurement separates discovery from brand-aware and seals the set.
The question of whether AI recommends you now comes up at every board meeting. EntityRise gives you a defensible measurement: a sealed question set, five providers, a competitor benchmark and a priority report that drops straight into the quarterly plan.
The problem
A monitoring tool counts whatever you type in. Add your brand name to a prompt and the chart goes up with no market change. Our measurement separates discovery from brand-aware and seals the set.
The report records the audit ID, the set hash, the model versions and a timestamp. You show finance and the board a measurement, not a screenshot.
After the measurement someone must do the work. Here it is the same team: a Sprint for a closed scope or Growth Service on a monthly rhythm.
Into the plan
The audit gives the baseline and a confidence-rated priority list. At $49 it needs no budget approval.
Priorities go to your team, your agency or us. Sprint and Growth scopes are written before the start.
The same sealed set after implementation. At the board you show before and after, with evidence of the changes.
Common questions
It is one body of work. The same technical foundations, content and evidence lift search results and the odds of an AI recommendation, which is why SEO is included in Growth Service, not a separate retainer.
Monitoring says something changed. The audit says why you lose specific questions and what to fix, with a competitor benchmark and confidence levels. Different tools for different decisions.
Yes: a seven-section report with reproducibility identifiers and, in the services, a before-and-after on the same set. A format that passes a board without translation.
The $49 audit gives a measured AI position and a confidence-rated priority list. The rest is a decision about who implements.