Where books appear
A clear account of the selected titles' visibility across the reader questions and AI services included in the engagement.
AI discovery (GEO)
Readers ask AI tools for books, advice, and help with real decisions. Kadaxis investigates whether relevant titles appear in those answers and delivers evidence and prioritized recommendations for publishers.
Talk to Chris →An AI answer may cite a publisher's article without naming the book it discusses. It may recommend a competing title, or name a book without giving the reader a useful route to it.
Generative engine optimization (GEO) starts with understanding those differences. We examine the questions readers ask, the books named in the answers, and the sources those answers use.
How books show up in AI search →Inside the publisher report
Start with what the book helps a reader understand, do, or experience. Agree the titles and questions the work will cover.
Record the books named and sources cited across the selected AI search services. Repeated observations help reveal variation in the answers.
Inspect relevant book descriptions, publisher pages, and other sources. Separate what the evidence shows from assumptions about why a book appeared.
Your team receives an overview, supporting answer and source evidence, and ranked recommendations. Proposed book-specific copy remains subject to your editorial review.
Our public study of The Dementia Caregiver examines how a book's fit with a reader's needs appears in ChatGPT answers. It shows why generic book queries and specific practical questions can produce different recommendations.
A discovery report describes observed answers and opportunities for improvement. It does not guarantee inclusion in future AI answers or establish a sales effect.
Read the reader-needs study →Tell Chris which titles or categories you are thinking about. We can discuss the reader questions, AI services, and report scope most useful to your team.
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