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PR and AI visibility: findings, recommendations and your 90-day plan

What do Google and OpenAI officially say, what follows from this for PR, and how do you measure whether anything is changing? The study puts it in context and turns it into a plan for businesses, advertising agencies and PR agencies.

  • 9 pages
  • PDF
  • As of 9 November 2026
  • free
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What’s inside

Five parts for your day-to-day work

  • A qualitative analysis of official Google and OpenAI documentation.
  • Recommendations for businesses, advertising agencies and PR agencies.
  • A measurement concept for publications, usage and AI visibility.
  • A 90-day action plan.
  • Our recommendation for website and PR: website4geo and pr4geo, plus the list of sources.

Contents

  1. 01Research question and method
  2. 02Documented findings
  3. 03Assessment: where PR can make a difference
  4. 04Three audiences
  5. 05Measurement
  6. 06Implementation: a 90-day plan
  7. 07Our recommendation: website4geo and pr4geo
  8. 08Sources and transparency

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The publication is explicitly a secondary study with a practical guide: a document analysis without a survey and without evidence of effectiveness for website4geo or pr4geo. Recommendations are editorial derivations.

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Who publishes the study

The publisher is pr-geo.com, a knowledge portal of NexTao GmbH. The study also recommends website4geo and pr4geo, which belong to our group. It is not an independent comparison of providers, and these offers have not been evaluated. It is based on five publicly accessible documents from Google and OpenAI, research as of 9 November 2026.

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