For brands

Know the story buyers hear about your brand.

A buyer can encounter your business in an AI answer before visiting your website. Make sure your team can inspect those answers and improve the information available about your business.

Ask the questions buyers ask

Build a prompt set around the decision, not just the brand name. Include category discovery, shortlisting, comparison and practical buying constraints. An answer to a branded prompt is not evidence that unfamiliar buyers will discover you.

Check descriptions against your own evidence

Compare services, product availability, locations and claims with approved business information. Prioritize errors that could mislead a buyer. Fix your own source first, then document any correction request to an external publisher.

Make your expertise easier to assess

Publish clear service boundaries, real examples, named contributors and support information. Explain who the product is for and who it may not suit. A useful comparison tells a buyer how to choose, rather than declaring your brand the best without a method.

Connect the work to commercial value

Track qualified enquiries and product signups where measurement is available. Look at the quality of leads as well as referral counts. Treat visibility as one diagnostic measure, not a substitute for revenue or customer feedback.

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Frequently asked questions

Can Prezlo fix every inaccurate answer?

It can help identify gaps and support work on your public information. It cannot directly edit every assistant’s knowledge or guarantee that an external answer changes.

What should we prepare?

Gather your official website, brand descriptions, service list, target markets, competitor list and examples of questions your buyers ask.

How quickly will results change?

There is no universal timeline. Crawling, indexing, source updates, assistant behaviour and your starting point all affect what changes and when.