Founder & CEO, Engagemii
New York, NY
Greg founded Engagemii in 2024 to solve the problem that brands were becoming invisible to AI search. While SEO had a decade of practice, AEO (Answer Engine Optimization) didn't exist as a category. Engagemii built one.
Today, Engagemii has scored over 70,500,000+ brands worldwide across twelve on-page and off-page AEO signals. The platform is free for brand owners and serves brands that need to be cited by ChatGPT, Claude, Perplexity, Google AI Overviews, and other AI assistants.
A Lubbock news report surfaced a hard truth: most regional businesses don't show up in AI answers. Here's what's actually happening.
Amazon blocked a rival AI agent. Here's what that means for how brands get discovered—and why visibility in AI matters now.
ChatGPT isn't the only answer engine anymore. Here's why fragmentation actually favors brands willing to do the work.
A well-known pet brand barely shows up in AI answers. That's not about reputation. It's about strategy.
AI engines are becoming answer sources, not search results. Most brands still aren't visible in them. Here's what that means for you.
Security researchers hacking ChatGPT with Claude raises a hard question: which AI engine actually has your brand's data?
OpenAI's ad rollout changes the game for AI visibility. Brands need to move fast on AEO or risk being buried by paid competitors.
OpenAI is testing sponsored AI agents in ChatGPT. Most brands still aren't visible in AI answers at all.
AI answers now carry legal risk. That's not an excuse to ignore them. It's a reason to control what AI systems actually say about you.
Shopify just showed the world that AI search drives measurable sales. Most brands are still invisible.
Manufacturers are raising alarms about AI shopping chatbots. But the real issue isn't the chatbots—it's that brands haven't optimized to show up in them.
AI agents now answer, recommend, and even check out for people, and the human-browsing storefront is measurably fading. But the site does not disappear. It becomes the machine-readable source of truth every agent crawls, trusts, and acts on. That layer is exactly what we measure.
Google can't properly track how your brand shows up in AI search. That's actually an opportunity, not a crisis.
AI recommends the brand it can read and understand, not necessarily the real one or the best one. If your brand is hard for AI to parse, a weaker one wins the recommendation.
Your AI-visibility score, a customized fix kit, and AI bot monitoring are now free for every brand. No credit card. Here is exactly what you get.
AI models scrape your About page to answer questions about who you are. Make it count or stay invisible.
AI answers are replacing traditional search results. Here's what conversational search actually is and why your SEO playbook won't save you.
AI models train on Wikipedia. Get cited there, and you'll show up in ChatGPT answers. Here's how.
We score 46 million company websites on whether answer engines can actually read them. The same six things go wrong over and over, and every one takes minutes to check. Here they are, with the numbers on how common each failure is.
We checked 15.4 million American companies against the three places an AI would go looking for independent information. Roughly 98 percent appear in none of them. For almost every business, the website is not one source among many. It is the only one.
AI models train on the web. They learn which sources are trustworthy by looking at link patterns. Your backlink profile directly shapes whether Claude, ChatGPT, or Gemini cite you.
We checked 14,048 American company websites for a postal address a machine can read. About one in five publishes one. That single gap decides whether an answer engine can put your business in a local recommendation, and closing it takes an afternoon.
Your brand's AI visibility isn't static. Here's how to measure it weekly and catch when you're losing ground.
We sampled 60,000 websites across three groups and hand-checked 700 more, looking for the one thing an answer engine needs before it can name a business: a plain statement of what that business is. Nearly half of American company sites publish nothing a machine can read. The gap is not design or budget. It is that almost nobody writes the sentence down in a form a machine can use.
Your website ranks fine in Google. But AI models don't see you. Here's why that matters and what actually works.
We scored every company we hold across the six Gulf states on how visible it is to AI answer engines. The region averages slightly better than the United States and has fewer weak sites. What it does not have is a top: 0.4 percent of scored Gulf companies reach the band where an AI engine can confidently name them.
We grouped a random sample of 500,000 US business websites by the platform each one is built on. The average AI visibility score runs from 5.55 at the top to 3.73 at the bottom, a gap of 1.82 points on a 10 point scale. The gap survives when we hold the business category constant. Platform is a floor, not a ceiling, and here is what the floor is made of.
AI answers are stealing traffic from your clients. Here's how to sell AI visibility as a premium service.
We watched AI crawlers visit 10,190,915 business pages and logged every hit. One crawler reached eight times more pages than the next. 85.7 percent of pages saw exactly one AI engine. And the pages that several crawlers came back for score far higher than the rest.
We have scored more than 40 million websites through our own crawling and analysis. Just over one in five domains answers with nothing behind it, 60 percent of resolved hosting sits in the United States, and the companies AI engines reference are rarely the famous ones. The real web is smaller than you think, and more winnable.
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