AI visibility
Skopx asks the questions your buyers ask, reads the answers, and shows you exactly where a competitor gets recommended instead. Then it fixes what it can: your site, your publishing, your presence in the rooms where those answers get formed.
Twenty or so buyer questions, each asked through AI with live search, each answer read by a second pass that records one of four verdicts. Absence has to be earned.
The answer named you, and we record where in the list.
The answer described what you do without using your name.
The answer named specific competitors and not you. This is a citation gap.
The answer was too generic to tell. It counts as neither.
Share of voice is the share of answerable questions that named or described you. A citation gap is a question where the answer named specific competitors and not you. Those gaps are the work list.
Buyer questions asked through AI, answers read for who got named.
Skopx reads your site, writes the questions your buyers actually ask an assistant, and runs them through AI with live web search. Every answer is scored: named, described, absent, or unclear. You get a share of voice number and the exact questions where a competitor was recommended instead of you.
Lighthouse, real-user vitals, Search Console, and an on-page audit in one view.
Performance, accessibility, best practices, and SEO scores for mobile and desktop, real-user Core Web Vitals from Chrome, your Search Console clicks and rankings for the last 28 days, and a 0 to 100 on-page score with an ordered fix list from a crawl of your pages.
New pages and pricing moves on competitor sites, since the last check.
Skopx keeps a fingerprint of each competitor sitemap and pricing page. When new pages appear or the pricing text changes, you get a plain sentence describing what moved, not a diff to decode. The first check is an explicit baseline.
Live Reddit and Hacker News threads where a real reply would land well.
Threads are found through open, free sources and triaged for whether your team has genuine standing to contribute. Each opening comes with a value-first angle. You post from your own account: nothing here posts for you.
Eighteen channels, one message, adapted to each.
One batch becomes a LinkedIn post, a 280-character X post, a 300-grapheme Bluesky post, a Telegram broadcast, a newsletter through your own Resend account, and a search-indexed page on the Skopx feed. Character limits are handled by rewriting, not truncation.
Write once. Each network gets the version that fits it, including the ones most tools skip.
The newsletter sends from your own Resend account and your own verified domain, so the list stays yours. Feed posts become public pages search engines can index, which is distribution you keep.
Every one of these is a real boundary, and knowing them is what makes the numbers usable.
Connect your site, run one audit, and read the questions where the answer was not you.
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