Closed morning briefing for B2B leaders - including individual analysis of your AI visibility.
Right now, a C-level in your market is asking ChatGPT, Gemini or a third AI assistant who they should talk to in your category. The AI responds in the same second. It mentions three or four companies. It highlights one as particularly relevant.
Is it jerry - or a competitor?
For three decades, traffic and visitors have been the primary sign that marketing works. Every time someone searched on Google, they clicked through to a website - and that traffic could be measured, optimized and pipelined.
AI has fundamentally changed that picture.
Today, when a decision maker asks ChatGPT about the best suppliers in your category, they get the answer directly in the chat. They don't click through. There will be no session in Google Analytics, no increase in traffic (quite the opposite) - and no indication in your reporting that you were just selected or deselected.
A crucial part of the B2B buyer journey is now happening in a space your current KPIs can't measure. If the AI doesn't connect you to the right problems, categories and buying intent, you're invisible when the shortlist is created - and you don't even know it.
This is not a presentation about AI trends. It's a hands-on morning briefing - kept small and physical so there's room for real dialog and questions that are close to commercial reality.
Strategic insight: How AI assistants have changed the B2B buyer journey, why traffic is no longer an adequate measure of visibility and what signals determine whether a company is recommended instead.
Individual AI visibility analysis: Together with a specialist, you will review how your company appears in AI responses to relevant searches in your category, focus areas and markets - and how you perform compared to competitors.
Business case and next steps: An assessment of the value of being recommended early in the customer's research, where the biggest opportunities lie for you, and what specific actions can move your visibility in AI-generated recommendations.
The briefing is for those responsible for growth, pipeline, visibility or positioning in a B2B company with a complex buyer journey. Typically CMO, VP Marketing, CSO, CCO, Commercial Director or Founder.
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