How to Track AI Recommendations With Keboost

Keboost tracks AI recommendations by checking the prompts your customers ask across major AI assistants, recording whether your brand and your competitors appear, and repeating those checks over time. You then see where you are missing and get focused content to help close those gaps. Here is how the process works in practice.

Step 1: Start with a free check

The quickest way in is the free AI visibility check on our homepage. You enter your brand and website, and you get a first view of how AI assistants handle questions in your area. It is a snapshot, not a full audit, but it shows whether visibility is a problem worth working on.

Step 2: Define the prompts that matter

Good tracking depends on good prompts. They should sound like real buyers, not like keywords. Compare:

• Keyword style: “dog groomer Barcelona”
• Buyer style: “where can I get my anxious dog groomed in Barcelona”

Include a mix of broad category questions, comparison questions (“X vs Y for a small team”) and questions about your brand directly (“is [brand] reliable”).

Step 3: Check across several assistants

Keboost runs your prompts on ChatGPT, Gemini, Claude, Perplexity, Copilot and others. This matters because the same question can produce different brands in different tools. Seeing all of them together avoids false comfort from one good result.

Step 4: Compare with competitors

For each prompt you can see which brands were mentioned. Over many prompts, patterns appear: one rival dominates price questions, another dominates “best for beginners”. These patterns point to the content and proof you are missing.

Step 5: Act on the gaps

Tracking alone does not change anything. Keboost creates and distributes focused content aimed at the prompts where you are absent, so AI assistants have clear, relevant material to find and cite. You can add your own work too: correcting listings, gathering honest reviews, or updating key pages.

Step 6: Re-check and learn

Regular checks show whether things are moving. Assistants that search the web live may reflect changes sooner. Answers based mostly on training data change more slowly. Look at trends over several checks, not single results.

What tracking can and cannot tell you

• It can show where you appear, how you compare and which prompts need work.
• It can reveal wrong facts AI tools repeat about you.
• It cannot guarantee you will be mentioned. AI assistants decide their own answers.
• It cannot buy placement. There is no paid route into normal AI answers, and Keboost is not affiliated with any AI company.

An example of a first month

Picture a small accounting firm in Toulouse. Its free check shows that assistants name two larger firms for “accountant for freelancers in Toulouse” and do not mention it at all. One assistant also describes it as serving only companies, which is wrong. In month one the firm fixes its service description on its site and listings, and focused content explains its freelancer packages in plain terms. The following checks then show whether the description becomes accurate and whether mentions start to appear.

Tips for getting more from tracking

1. Keep your core prompt list stable so trends stay comparable.
2. Review results on a fixed day each month.
3. Read a few full answers, not just the summary.
4. Write down what you changed and when, so you can link actions to results.

For background on the metrics, see how to measure AI visibility, and for the bigger picture, Keboost vs doing it yourself.

Get started

Starter costs €29/month and Professional €99/month, and you can cancel anytime. Run a free AI visibility check to see your first results, then choose a plan on the pricing page if you want ongoing tracking and content.