Product visibility, not vanity dashboards

AI search visibility testing for e-commerce products.

Geoduck shows e-commerce teams how AI answer engines describe their catalog, which products appear, and which prompts improve visibility. It keeps the ask small: one catalog, one qualifier, one shared database.

1 catalog

your products, tracked by AI search

1 qualifier

to sort real catalog demand

1 database

for qualified early-access signups

Run the same product prompt across multiple models and compare the output.
Store qualified signups in one MongoDB collection so the highest-demand ideas are easy to rank.
Keep the visual language analytical while the conversion shape stays the same across every project.

One email, one qualifier, one clear next step.

Geoduck preview

See what AI says first.

Early access
A product visibility dashboard showing AI model responses, mention counts, and e-commerce catalog tracking.

What it validates

Whether AI answer engines mention, ignore, or misdescribe the products people actually buy.

What gets measured

Product mentions, model differences, prompt variants, and category-level visibility gaps.

How it works

One catalog, one qualifier, one visibility report.

  1. 1A merchant lands on the page and immediately sees the GEO promise.
  2. 2They submit a catalog question and one qualifier about their products.
  3. 3The signup lands in a shared MongoDB collection and the strongest categories are easy to rank.

Focus

SEO pages that explain product visibility, not generic AI hype.

The site ships with structured pages for e-commerce GEO, ChatGPT mentions, Shopify audits, AI Overviews, comparisons, and prompt experimentation, all linked back to the homepage and signup form.

Why this shape

Immediate comprehension

The first screen explains what Geoduck is, who it is for, and why a merchant should care without burying the call to action.

Useful qualification

One qualifier helps us sort real catalog demand from generic AI curiosity.

Rollout-ready

The same layout, content model, sitemap pattern, and analytics hooks can be copied into the other project sites.