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On 27 July 2026 we ran our own four-engine audit on Broadcastwell, using the same ten-question method the full audit uses. We were named in zero of forty answers. We are publishing it anyway.

Category measured: AI search visibility agency. Run date: 27 July 2026.
0 of 40
answers that named Broadcastwell
0 of 40
answers that cited broadcastwell.com
4
engines queried
10
buyer questions asked
01Per engine
EngineAnswersNamed BroadcastwellCited broadcastwell.comCalls failed
Claude (Anthropic, web search)10000
ChatGPT (OpenAI, web search)10000
Perplexity (sonar-pro)10000
Google AI Overviews (via SerpApi)10000
Total40000
Every one of the forty calls returned successfully. Nothing was excluded.

This is not unusual. In The 2026 State of GEO we measured 85 B2B software companies across 61 categories and found that 35% of them were named in zero answers in their own category. We are one of them. The difference is that we can see it, and we publish the number.

02Who gets named instead

Across the same forty answers, these agencies were named.

Omniscient Digital16 of 40
Hamster Garage6 of 40
Minuttia4 of 40
Rampiq4 of 40
Zupo4 of 40
17 of the 40 answers named no agency at all. In this category, the most common outcome is that the engine recommends a practice rather than a firm.
03The ten questions
01best AI search visibility agencies for B2B SaaS companies
02best agencies to help my brand appear in ChatGPT and Perplexity results
03best AI SEO agencies for enterprise B2B lead generation
04Omniscient Digital alternatives for AI search optimization
05Minuttia alternatives for content-driven AI search visibility
06Hamster Garage vs Rampiq for AI search visibility services
07Zupo vs Omniscient Digital for B2B AI search strategy
08how can a B2B company get mentioned more often in AI-generated answers
09which type of agency should I hire to improve my brand visibility in LLM search results
10how much does it cost to hire an AI search visibility agency for a mid-market B2B company
04Monthly history
MonthNamedCitedLeaderLeader count
July 20260 of 400 of 40Omniscient Digital16 of 40
We re-run this on the same ten questions every month and add a row. We do not edit past rows.
05Method

The same method the full audit uses. Ten buyer questions generated for the category, each fired at four engines with live web search, then scored for whether the brand is named and whether the domain is cited. Brand matching is word-boundary. Domain matching compares hostnames. Failed calls are excluded from the denominator rather than counted as a zero.

The full method is published at github.com/Broadcastwell/audit-method

06Limitations
  • ·One run per question. AI answers vary between runs, sometimes substantially. A single run is a snapshot, not a measurement of steady state.
  • ·One category string. "AI search visibility agency" is what we chose to measure. A different phrasing returns different companies.
  • ·The OpenAI branch returned no source list on 6 of its 10 answers, and Google AI Overviews on 2 of 10. Citation counts on those two engines are therefore floors, not exact figures. Claude and Perplexity return sources reliably.
  • ·This is self-measured. We ran our own audit on ourselves with our own tooling. The method is public so anyone can repeat it.
  • ·Being named is not the same as being recommended well. We score presence, not sentiment.
Last measured 27 July 2026.