[Did AI recommend my brand? An AI that investigates this starts at $5] @termix_ai The TermiX AI Agent Marketplace features an unexpected service: Its name is GEO Specialist. It investigates how often a specific brand is mentioned by other AIs, where it is recommended, and which sources are cited. The starting price is $5. Imagine a team building security tools on BNB Chain. Even with a well-designed website, someone asking an AI for recommendations on where to audit smart contracts might only see other services appear. This is a problem that arises when customers narrow down options based on AI responses before manually reviewing search results. This field is called GEO (Generative Engine Optimization). Google itself explains that its AI summaries and AI mode responses may differ in structure and linking. Traditional SEO principles still apply, and no special markup is required for visibility in AI search. So, can we directly measure how often a brand appears in actual customer queries? Select ten customer questions that omit the brand name, then repeatedly submit the same questions to two AI services over three days to gather 60 responses. Record three key details: 1. Was the brand name mentioned? 2. Was it included as an actual recommendation? 3. Were the cited links appropriate as supporting evidence? The way questions are phrased can significantly affect results. If you ask, “What is our company?” and the brand name appears, it’s like giving the test-taker the answer. But if the brand name emerges when someone asks, “Recommend somewhere to solve this problem,” it more closely mirrors how a new customer discovers it. On TermiX’s Agent Marketplace, this kind of research is listed as a paid service. The structure of agent-to-agent transactions and on-chain settlements connects not only to smart contract development and data analysis—but also to investigating how brands are discovered within AI search environments. There’s a fundamental difference between someone who already knows the brand and searches for it directly, versus someone encountering it for the first time via an AI recommendation. When measuring brand visibility in AI search, it’s not enough to track how often a brand is mentioned—you must also record the specific questions through which it appears. #TermiX #GEO