Nimt.ai

Your next customer might ask AI what to buy before they ever visit your website. For the coffee question in this video, Oatly comes out on top. But this goes far beyond plant-based milk. Whatever your business, you need to know whether your brand shows up when people ask questions relevant to what you sell. Which prompts matter? Who gets recommended? Where are competitors ahead? With Nimt.ai, you can track that visibility. And let the agent work on improving it. From identifying opportunities to creating content and fixing pages, it helps turn insights into action. Try it for free att www.nimt.ai Make sure your brand is part of the answer. ☕

My EV died a while ago. Don't ask... So I've been taking the bus to the office. I hate the bus. I used the ride to ask Claude for a family-sized electric car. Three came back: Volvo EX60 BMW iX3 Tesla Model Y No Audi. No Volkswagen. No Mercedes. No Zeekr. They all sell cars that fit what I asked for. I didn't say no to them. They just never came up. So now they're not on my list. And that's what the new buyer journey looks like. The shortlist gets made before anyone visits your website. Are you optimizing for that? P.S. This is exactly what we’re solving at Nimt. See where your brand shows up in AI answers, and let Nimt do the work to get you on the shortlist. Free to try, or book a demo with me: www.nimt.ai

200 million buying conversations on ChatGPT. Every week. Do you want to be the recommended brand in some of them? ⤵️

You'll need 10-50x more marketing content than you produce today. And nobody is hiring 50x more people. The math sounds insane until you look at who does the reading now. Your potential buyers send agents. They don't click blue links anymore. They ask ChatGPT for the best option or give an AI a goal and let it browse on their behalf. The agent reads your site, your competitors' sites, editorial media, 90 reviews and four forum threads in seconds, then delivers a verdict. That verdict is assembled from what exists. If it doesn't read your content, or about your brand in those editorial pieces, the answer is a competitor's name. So if you're not 50x-ing your marketing hires, you need to use AI to become the brand AI recommends. And this is where every demo I run hits the same question: Won't it all be slop? Won't Google punish it? Our position at Nimt.ai: Slop was never an AI problem. It's a context and craft problem. There's a traffic curve every AI search tracker recognizes. A brand floods the web with AI-generated pages, visibility rockets for a month, then collapses faster than it climbed. What failed wasn't AI content. It was content made from a lazy prompt and not enough context. Give AI nothing and you get the average of the internet, identical to what your competitor generated the same afternoon. Give it your customers' real questions, the sources AI actually cites in your space, your numbers, your opinions, and the same machine produces content only you could have published, at volume. That's exactly what we built the Nimt agent around. It has the skills. Your tracking data and our 3,200 integrations give it the context. In the video: How you start tracking your AI visibility in minutes, and how you 50x your marketing without 50x-ing your hiring. ⤵️ P.S. Feel free to try Nimt.ai with our 7-day free trial, and let me know what you think: www.nimt.ai

This is a question every agency should be able to answer. Do your clients actually show up when people ask AI about their industry? With Nimt.ai, it’s easy to see where your clients are visible, where competitors are winning, and what needs to change. And you don’t have to stop at the insights. The Nimt Agent can actually do the work. From content and technical fixes to citations and outreach.

My co-founder Martin doesn't love being on camera. But here he is, filming his third selfie ad of the day. Here's the thing: we ran our own agency for over a decade. We know exactly how to outsource this. We know the producers, the scriptwriters, the media buyers. One phone call and we'd never have to do eight retakes again. But... we make the ads ourselves anyway. And the support email. And the Intercom chat. And every single demo. Not to save money. We do it because every one of those is a conversation with a customer, and we refuse to give those away at this stage. The demo is where you hear which question comes up three times a week. The support inbox is where you learn what people actually get stuck on. Intercom is where prospects tell you what they expected the product to do. The ads force us to explain Nimt in fifteen seconds, and when a claim doesn't land, we see it in the numbers within days. After a decade of doing marketing for startups, scale-ups and listed companies, this is the closest to a customer we've ever been. And it's starting to show up in the product. We just shipped our MCP because users kept telling us they wanted their AI search data inside Claude and their own tools. The next version of Nimt is in the works right now, and it's based on conversations we've had with actual customers. So I guess Martin's eight retakes are worth it 😉 P.S. Go to nimt.ai to track AI search, then let the AI agent win it for you. Or just book a demo with Martin or me at https://lnkd.in/dRDxkRfK.