[Upcoming Live Session] Inside AI’s Vendor Shortlist: How to Track Competitors in ChatGPT and AI Search

AI is quietly rewriting how B2B buyers build their vendor shortlists.

Before visiting websites.
Before booking demos.
Before talking to sales.

Buyers are asking ChatGPT, Gemini, and Perplexity:

“Who are the best vendors for…?”
“What tools do companies use for…?”
“How does X compare to Y?”

And AI responds with a shortlist.

Here’s the uncomfortable part:

Sometimes your competitors are on that list, and you aren’t.

This session shows you how to see the shortlist and the logic behind it.

I’m hosting a live, hands-on workshop where I’ll walk through how to:

  • identify which competitors AI recommends
  • understand why those brands are being surfaced
  • track citations and mentions that influence AI answers
  • benchmark your brand’s visibility against the market

This is competitive intelligence most B2B marketing teams don’t have, but your buyers already do.

What You’ll learn

✅ How to see which competitors appear in AI vendor recommendations

✅ How AI platforms actually assemble shortlists (ChatGPT + AI search)

✅ Which citations and mentions influence AI recommendations

✅ How to benchmark your AI visibility vs competitors

✅ How to turn competitor insights into a content + authority game plan

Who This Is For

This workshop is built for:

  • B2B SaaS CMOs and marketing leaders
  • Content, SEO, and demand gen teams
  • Companies actively investing in content and growth
  • Anyone who wants to know who AI recommends in their category, and why

Why This Matters

SEO dashboards can tell you:

  • rankings
  • clicks
  • traffic

They don’t tell you:

  • whether AI recommends you
  • which competitors AI prefers
  • what sources AI uses to justify that shortlist

This session fills that gap, and gives you a repeatable way to track it.

It’s free to attend so make sure you RSVP! → 

liudmila kiseleva
Host
Liudmila Kiseleva

I’ve helped 100s of tech companies get better marketing results and win more business from digital channels over my 17+ years of my career. I don’t just talk about AI Search – I’ve studied it, tested it, and cracked the code.