Founders and Developers on @X If you are running a SaaS on React or Next.js? Test this today: Open your app in Chrome, hit Translate, click around. Crash? Translate swaps text nodes and React loses track. Fix: wrap dynamic text in <span> or add translate="no". Find it before your customer does.

Founders on @X I need your 2 mins. I’ve been building Botric . Botric monitors how AI engines talk about your brand, helps you get mentioned and cited in their answers, then handles every visitor those answers send with AI customer support. I’m giving free access to 50 founders today. In return, I want your honest feedback. What works. What doesn’t. What’s missing. No pitch. No call. Just sign up, poke around for 5 minutes, and tell me what you think. Link: botric.ai

Brands cited in AI Overviews get 35% higher organic CTR and 91% higher paid CTR than uncited brands on the same query. Read that again. Same query. Same page. But the brand AI mentioned gets almost double the clicks on their ads. AI visibility isn’t just about being recommended. It makes everything else you’re already doing work harder. That’s what we track at Botric.

Do AI assistants recommend big brands over small ones? Everyone assumes yes. Nobody has shown it with data. At Botric we track thousands of buyer-style prompts across ChatGPT, Gemini, Claude, Perplexity and Google AI Overviews. So we're running a study on it, and we're writing down our hypotheses before we look at the results: 1. Within the same category, larger brands get mentioned more often than smaller ones. 2. The gap shrinks for local and niche prompts. 3. Small brands get cited mostly from their own site and review pages. Large brands get cited from editorial and community sources. 4. Among small brands, the ones with more third-party mentions show up more in answers. We'll compare brands of similar category, exclude branded prompts, report each engine separately, and show the uncertainty. If we find nothing, we'll publish that too. When it's done we'll share the method and the aggregated data, not just the headline. What would you want this study to answer? Tell me in the comments and I'll try to build it in. #GEO #AIVisibility #AISearch #SEO

A great product doesn't automatically get customers. Nobody wakes up thinking: “I need another SaaS tool today.” You have to earn attention first. Then trust. Then the conversation. Then the sale. We're working on every step - botric.ai

Looking to #connect with people on @X who are building and growing: • Founders • SaaS Builders • SEO / GEO / AEO practitioners • AI & SaaS marketers • Founders actively raising funds 💰 If you’re building, scaling, or raising say Hi 👋 Let’s connect, exchange ideas, and help each other grow. 🚀

The 4 metrics that matter for an early-stage startup: Are people finding you? → Traffic Are people signing up? → Conversion Are people staying? → Retention Are Google & AI recommending you? → Discoverability Get these four right, and you have the foundation to build everything else. Build. Measure. Fix. Repeat.

OpenAI still experimenting Ads in ChatGPT. A lot of people read that as "pay to play." It's closer to the opposite. Ads sit below the answer. They're labeled, and they don't influence what the answer says. So who shows up in the answer? The brands the AI already considers credible: Described consistently across sources, backed by real reviews and community mentions, and explained clearly in comparison content. One example from our own work at Botric: A client went from 38 to 318 monthly organic users after we published 22 GEO-optimized pages. No ads, no tricks. Just pages that say plainly what the product does, who it's for, and when to choose it over alternatives. Ads will monetize the context the answer creates. You can't buy a spot in the answer. You can only earn it.

Learning distribution from zero. No playbook. No agency. No team doing it for me. Just posting, reaching out, and figuring out what works one day at a time. No idea where this ends. That's probably my favorite part.

Most AI-visibility tools tell you you're invisible. That's it. A dashboard and a shrug. The gap in this market isn't information. It's the fix. So we built both: → Find the AI prompts and Google keywords you're losing → Write the pages and blogs that win them back → Rank you on AI and Google → Then answer every visitor AI sends you, 24/7 One platform. Two engines. The full funnel. Free 30-second audit (no signup): botric.ai

Looking to #connect with people on @X who are building and growing: • Founders & Co-founders • SaaS Builders • SEO / GEO practitioners • AI & SaaS marketers • Founders actively raising funds 💰 If you’re building, scaling, or raising say Hi 👋 Let’s connect, exchange ideas, and help each other grow. 🚀

A great product doesn't automatically get customers. Nobody wakes up thinking: “I need another SaaS tool today.” You have to earn attention first. Then trust. Then the conversation. Then the sale. We're working on every step. Day 21 - 100 SaaS customers in 90 days.

The 4 metrics that matter for an early-stage startup: Are people finding you? → Traffic Are people signing up? → Conversion Are people staying? → Retention Are Google & AI recommending you? → Discoverability Get these four right, and you have the foundation to build everything else. Build. Measure. Fix. Repeat.

Noticed something in AI Overviews: Other tools get cited through third-party sites. Reviews, listicles, Medium posts. We get cited through our own site. AI doesn't seem to take your word for it. It looks for who else is saying it. So, off to earn those mentions.

Nobody searches for a tool by name until they know it exists. They search for the category. So I tried one: "GEO tools for SaaS." Google's AI Overview listed five tools. Botric is one of them, alongside Profound, Peec AI, Otterly and Semrush. We're fifth in that list, so I'm not calling it a win. But there's no brand name in that search, and that's where new buyers actually start. One detail I noticed: most of the other tools are cited through third-party sources. Our entry points to our own site. So the next job is clear. AI engines lean on what others say about you, so we need more reviews, comparisons and customer write-ups out there. If you're a SaaS founder, try this tonight. Search your category, not your brand name, and see who AI recommends and what it cites. If you'd like to see how your brand shows up across ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini and Perplexity, you can try Botric at botric.ai. #GEO #AIVisibility #AEO #SaaS

I'm going to improve your GEO in 1 minute. You'll pay $0 and it's going to take you a few minutes. - Go to a website called botric.ai - Add your website and run free audit - GEO analyzer will suggest changes to level up your website. - This includes technical seo, code changes, new content, and more. Instead of spending hours researching what’s wrong with your AI Visibility, use Botric to identify issues and improve your site’s rankings . Hope this helps!

October 3, 2026 · Day 19/90 Why spend more on ads when you can become the answer? -SEO gets you discovered on Google. -GEO gets you discovered by AI. -Ads rent attention. -SEO + GEO build an asset. With Botric, we're helping businesses measure and improve how they show up across Google, ChatGPT, Gemini, Perplexity and other AI search experiences. The goal isn't to buy every click. It's to become the business people find, trust and get recommended. Build visibility. Don't rent it.