From observation to action
Yes.
You can open Gemini or Perplexity, ask a few questions and see what comes back. One search tells you what happened once.
The pattern is the part that takes work, and every gap it turns up comes with the sources behind it.
Buyer question
“best property developers in klang valley”
What to look at first
Illustrative report using public sample queries. Brand, competitors, sources and figures are fictional and are not measured results.
No.
And nobody can honestly guarantee that. AI platforms decide what they recommend.
MediaDesk shows you what they are saying now, which competitors are appearing, which sources are showing up in those answers, and where you may have gaps worth investigating. Then we keep checking to see what changes.
Evidence, not promises.
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We identify what your business does.
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MediaDesk checks supported AI platforms.
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Your mentions, competitors, sources and gaps.
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Track changes automatically over time.
Ongoing monitoring
AI answers change. That is the whole reason to keep watching.
Brand mentions · last 8 weeks
Illustrative sample. Weekly re-checking is part of a monitoring plan; a free check reports a single point in time.
Starter
$19.90 / month
Monitor the buyer questions that matter to your business, every week.
Starts with a free check. Cancel anytime.
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Growth $39 / month
Dashboard access, your own test questions, up to 5 competitors, deeper visibility analysis.
AI responses can vary by model, prompt, location and time. MediaDesk reports observed responses and sources and does not guarantee rankings, citations, mentions, traffic or commercial results.
Yes, and for one question you should. The work is in the repetition: the same questions across both engines, every answer recorded, competitors and sources noted, then all of it run again later and compared. One search tells you what happened once.
No, and nobody can honestly promise that. The platforms decide what they recommend. We show you what they say now, who appears instead, which sources those answers lean on, and what changes.
Yes. Generative engine optimisation, or GEO, is the usual name for the work of getting mentioned in AI answers, the way SEO is the name for showing up in search results. We keep the term off the rest of this site because it explains nothing to someone who has not met it, but that is the category this sits in.
AEO, answer engine optimisation, is the work of actually getting mentioned rather than just measuring whether you are. Monitoring is the product you can buy here; that work is a separate engagement, where we write the evidence pages your category is missing and pursue coverage on the publications the answers already cite. It is sales-led rather than self-serve, so it starts with a conversation. We cannot promise an engine will mention you, and nobody who says otherwise can either.
Your free check and weekly monitoring both ask Perplexity and Gemini. Claude answers through a paid search on every question, so it joins from Growth rather than being run eighteen times a week at $19.90 a month. ChatGPT is reserved in our reporting but its API is not switched on, so no report contains its results. This answer changes the day any of that changes.
Start with the questions where rivals appear and you don’t, and the sources those answers cite repeatedly. That tells you which pages of yours are thin and which third-party listings are worth correcting. It is investigation, not a guaranteed fix.
Because AI answers genuinely vary by model, prompt wording, location and time. That variance is the reason monitoring exists: repeated checks describe a pattern, where a single search describes a moment. How we measure.
Monthly, no minimum term, cancellable any time. Billing, cancellation and refunds.
4 buyer questions. 2 AI engines. About a minute.
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