send us your name, your company and your site. we search you the way a partner would, signed out, ask ChatGPT, Google's AI, Claude and Perplexity who you are, check whether a knowledge panel shows and whose it is, and read your site the way Google reads it. you get it back in writing, with what is fixable and what it would take.
done by a person, signed out, and sent to you in writing. if you want to go through it, we get on a 30-minute call.
DJ Flipstar and Ty Weathers have panels on Google now, redrawn here from the live results. Brad Cox, Suzi, Knice and Rick Scott are the finished look, drawn from each one's draft article.
DJ Flipstar's panel, live on Google, redrawn from the live result.
six checks, the same ones the package's visibility report runs. you can run each one yourself too, and we've written how under each.
for how a partner first meets you.
the first page of results for your name, as a stranger sees it: signed out, with no history. what is yours, what is about you, and what is about someone else. to check it yourself, use a private window so your own history doesn't shape the results.
for the box beside the results.
whether Google shows a knowledge panel for your name, and whether it is yours or someone else's. Google builds panels automatically from sources across the web, and not every panel can be claimed yet. to check it yourself, search your name and look beside the results on a computer, or above them on a phone.
for the check people now run before a meeting.
we ask ChatGPT, Google's AI, Claude and Perplexity who you are, in fresh chats with memory off, and record the answers word for word. to check it yourself, open a temporary chat in ChatGPT so the answer isn't shaped by what it remembers about you, and ask who you are using your full name and your company.
for anyone with a common name, or a stage name.
the people, companies and records that share your name, and how Google tells them apart from you today. a namesake with a stronger record can take your panel, or put their facts in yours.
for anyone with a site, or about to have one.
whether your site says who you are in words a crawler can read, whether its structured data names you and your profiles, and whether the crawlers behind Google, Bing and ChatGPT search can reach it. to check it yourself, the Schema Markup Validator at validator.schema.org shows the structured data on any page.
for anyone who has been written about, or should be.
the articles, interviews, credits and listings that name you, and which of them a search engine would trust. Google and the AI tools trust what others say about you more than what you say about yourself.
the assessment comes to you in writing, and it is yours to keep whatever you decide.
official sites we built for people in music, and our own name on ChatGPT.
a producer's official site, on his own domain.
live:tyweathers.com
an engineer's official site, on his own domain.
live:kniceonthesonics.com
an artist's platform, on her own domain.
live:thesuziverse.com
we did it for our own name first.
live:the screenshots
the studio already builds and publishes for
Traphouse
Knice On the Sonics
Isolation
Studio Raine was founded by John Raine, an A&R and a musician who records as Raine, with released records and a working catalog on the music side. the studio is in New York City and works for label owners, producers, executives, managers and artists everywhere.
yes. the music AI visibility checker scores you in about twenty seconds from Wikidata, MusicBrainz, Wikipedia, Apple Music, Deezer and your site. the assessment goes further: a person reads what each AI tool actually says about you and whether a knowledge panel shows.
a person, signed out, on each tool. you get the assessment in writing, and it is yours to keep.
your name as people search it, your company, and your site if you have one. no passwords, no access to anything.
open a temporary chat in ChatGPT, so the answer is not shaped by what it remembers about you, and ask who you are using your full name and your company. ask it a few times: the answer can change from one chat to the next. we record four tools, word for word.
the AI tools describe people from what they can read on the web. if your own site does not state the facts, your profiles disagree with each other, or a namesake has the stronger record, they have nothing clear to repeat. the assessment shows which of those it is.
search your name on Google, signed out. a panel is the box beside the results on a computer, or near the top on a phone, with a photo, one line on who you are and your profiles. if the box is there but about someone else, that is a namesake problem, and the assessment covers it.
nothing, unless you want more. if you do, we get on a 30-minute call, and if the panel is within reach, we go through the package.
your name, your company and your site. the assessment comes back in writing.
