AiVisible
AiVisible expert profile

Rafał Fuchs

Founder of AiVisible, senior backend engineer and AI Visibility strategist. I combine hands-on backend systems work with the visibility of B2B brands in answers from ChatGPT, Gemini, Claude and Perplexity.

GEO/AEO methodology
Share of Model
ChatGPT, Gemini, Claude, Perplexity
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Rafał Fuchs - founder of AiVisible

Founder / AI Visibility Strategist

Engineering data, entities and citability for AI search.

Complete

answers kept on record

Explicit

coding method

B2B

buying context

Core specialisation

Reverse-engineering the signals that make AI systems recognise a brand as a credible answer within a given market segment.

Areas of expertise

The technical foundation behind a visibility strategy.

AiVisible does not treat AI search as another keyword list. The work starts with structured data, entity context, citable passages and sources a model can rely on.

Share of Model audits

Brand Gravity

LLM data injection

Citation engineering

Vector database and RAG analysis

Sentiment control

Schema.org and entity mapping

Approach

AI visibility takes more than text optimised for SEO.

An engineering perspective

Experience with Python/Django, APIs and data systems translates into analysing how models select sources, map entities and judge the credibility of a passage.

RAG, vectors and context

I understand how semantic search, embeddings and context retrieval work. That is why the strategy covers structure, facts and repeatable evidence - not only content.

Educating the market

I maintain a public knowledge base on AI Visibility, GEO, AEO and citability so B2B companies can make decisions from measurement rather than promises.

Fact density

In GEO the currency is a verified fact, not a single backlink.

AI systems need consistent, corroborated information spread across trusted sources. At AiVisible we design content, structured data and external signals so a model stops guessing and starts recognising the brand as the right answer.

How the work runs
1

Measure whether AI systems know the brand and how they describe it.

2

Identify gaps in entities, sources, structured data and content.

3

Build citable passages and external trust signals.

Next step

Find out whether AI systems can see your brand.

Start with a short visibility assessment. You will see whether AI recommends your company, which brands it places alongside you and which sources build trust in your category.