Every point is a professional in a market. The question names three. Move your cursor to ask it somewhere else.
BriefNext works inside ChatGPT and Claude. It knows who you are, where you stand, and whether the assistants and Google name you when someone asks. Then it tells you what to publish to change that.
Sign inSee how it worksIt reads your site and scores every page. It asks ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, Perplexity and Google the questions your clients ask, and records whether you come up and who comes up instead.
Who is winning in your exact corner, what everyone already does, and what nobody has explained yet. Real search volumes for your city, your province, your country. A research brief per topic, so the article beats the field.
Everything you publish is measured against the plan you agreed. Enquiries, clients, and the assistants asked again a month later. It says the numbers back to you in your own terms.
"When Daan's referral asks ChatGPT instead of Google, and the answer does not contain him, he never learns the enquiry existed."From the research behind BriefNext
A bookkeeper in AlmereFifty lookups a month, one of them is hers. The rest go to whoever the assistant names.
A Spanish teacher in MadridThree thousand followers and one enquiry a month. Good content that never asks for anything.
An engineer in StuttgartNot a reach problem. Not on the shortlist for tenders over a hundred thousand.
An IT advisor in PennsylvaniaKnown by name, invisible by category. Every path to him runs through LinkedIn.
Sign in, connect the assistant you use, and ask it where you stand. The first pass reads your site, checks six engines, and costs less than a coffee in research.
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