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Trendos co-founder proposes criteria for judging AI search visibility

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Trendos co-founder Gintare Rimolaityte proposes that whether a brand is mentioned in AI search depends on five key sources: its official website, PR, review platforms such as Trustpilot and G2, affiliates, and social media; content should answer questions directly in an FAQ style rather than stuffing keywords. Trendos is an AI search visibility platform that, by scraping LLM conversations at scale, helps brands monitor and optimize how they appear in AI search across ChatGPT, Gemini, Claude, Perplexity, and others. The above content comes from an interview report published on October 17, 2026; no subsequent developments have been seen so far.

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Interview with Trendos CEO Gintare Rimolaityte: How Brands Can Optimize Their Visibility in LLMs

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    Interview with Trendos CEO Gintare Rimolaityte: How Brands Can Optimize Their Visibility in LLMs

    Trendos is an AI search visibility platform that helps brands monitor and optimize their presence in AI search engines such as ChatGPT, Gemini, Claude, and Perplexity by scraping LLM conversations at scale. CEO Gintare Rimolaityte says that under AI search, the key to brands being mentioned lies in five major sources: the official website, PR, review platforms such as Trustpilot and G2, affiliates, and social media, and that content needs to answer directly in an FAQ style rather than stuffing keywords.

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