The questions buyers actually ask.
Including the awkward ones. If an answer here is vague, that is a bug: tell us and we will sharpen it.
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What is Get MOW?
Get MOW is a done-for-you AI visibility agency for B2B marketing and sales software companies. The job is to make its client the name AI engines give when a buyer asks who is best in their category, through recurring answer scans, content, earned third-party citations and SEO run as one discipline. Get MOW is an agency, not a dashboard: the tools in this space stop at the report, Get MOW does the work that changes the answer. It is a brand of Cloud Studios UG, based in Berlin, Germany.
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Who is Get MOW for?
Get MOW works with B2B marketing and sales software companies in Europe and the United States, and sells to founders, CMOs and CROs. It fits companies that are already credible in their category but are not the name AI engines return when a buyer asks for the best option. There is no self-serve signup and prices are not published. Clients join after a conversation.
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Which AI engines does Get MOW work on?
Get MOW tracks and works on the engines B2B buyers actually use: ChatGPT, Perplexity, Gemini, Claude, Copilot and Google AI. The prompts are set per client, because the questions that decide a deal in sales tech are not the questions that decide one in RevOps or data tooling. The same prompts are rescanned on a recurring cadence, because AI answers move: the same question can return a different set of vendors a month later.
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Is this just SEO with a new name?
No, but anyone selling AI visibility with no SEO in it is selling half the job. Get MOW runs SEO as part of the same discipline, because the pages and sources that rank are often the sources AI engines read. The difference is the target. SEO aims at a position in a list of links. Get MOW aims at being the name inside the answer, which depends as much on what credible third-party sites say about you as on what your own site says.
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Can anyone really influence what AI engines recommend?
Yes, within limits, and the limits matter. Nobody can write directly into an engine's organic answer, and any agency claiming a private line to a model vendor is selling something that does not exist. Some engines sell advertising alongside their answers. That is a different product, and it is not what Get MOW does. What can be changed is the evidence the engines read: your own pages, the third-party articles, comparisons and listings that cover your category, and how accurately your product is described where it already appears. Get MOW works on that evidence, measures the answers on a recurring cadence, and shows what moved.
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What does Get MOW guarantee?
Get MOW commits to putting a client in the top three of AI answers for an agreed set of category-relevant prompts within six months of the kickoff workshop. The goal is always number one. If month six arrives and the top three has not happened, Get MOW works free for two more months. If it still has not happened, the engagement ends.
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How long does it take to see movement?
Meaningful movement realistically starts around month three. The first weeks go on the baseline scan, agreeing the prompt set and shipping the first work, and AI answers respond to evidence that accumulates rather than to a single publication. The work is sequenced narrow first: specific, high-intent prompts are the ones a new entrant can realistically move, and broad category prompts come after. The date Get MOW holds itself to is month six from the kickoff workshop, for the top three on the agreed prompt set.
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How do you measure AI visibility, and how do I know the change came from your work?
Get MOW starts with a baseline: an agreed set of category-relevant prompts, run across ChatGPT, Perplexity, Gemini, Claude, Copilot and Google AI, recording whether you appear, in what position, and what the answer says about you. Each prompt is run more than once in a scan, because AI answers vary between runs, so what gets recorded is the pattern across runs rather than one screenshot. Those same prompts are rescanned on a recurring cadence, so movement is measured against fixed questions instead of a moving target. AI answers do not come with click-level attribution and Get MOW will not pretend they do. What you get is the answer set before, the work that shipped, the answer set after, and the sources the engines cite when they name a winner.
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Why not just buy an AI visibility tracking tool?
Buy one if a dashboard is all you need. A tracker tells you that you are missing from the answer, and it is right, but it does not write the content, earn the third-party citations or fix the sources the engines are reading. Get MOW includes the tracking and then does the work that changes the answer. The tools in this space stop at the report. Get MOW treats the patient.
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Why not run this in-house with our own content team?
Some teams should, and Get MOW will say so on the call if that is the honest answer. Doing it properly means a defined prompt set, recurring scans across several engines, content shipped continuously, earned third-party coverage and the SEO underneath it, which is two or three specialist jobs rather than a side project for one person. Get MOW is the alternative to hiring that team: one accountable partner, one commitment, and everything approved by you before it ships.
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Get MOW has no case studies. Why should we go first?
Get MOW is new. There are no clients yet, no case studies, no testimonials and no performance numbers, and inventing them would be the fastest way to lose the kind of client Get MOW wants. That is why the commitment sits in the engagement instead of on a slide: top three of AI answers on an agreed prompt set within six months of the kickoff workshop, two months free if it is missed, and the engagement ends if it is missed again. Before any of that you get a free audit of where you stand in AI answers today, so you can judge the work rather than a logo wall. Going first also carries founding terms, which are held for the first three clients.
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Do you work with our competitors?
That depends on the plan, and the honest answer matters more than the comfortable one. On the Exclusive plan, no: you name up to 25 competitors at kickoff, they go into the contract, and Get MOW will not take a single one of them as a client while it works with you. On the Growth plan there is no such lock, so Get MOW may work with other companies in your category, including ones you compete with. Either way Get MOW does not name a client or publish their results without written permission, so joining never puts your position on someone else's website.
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What happens to the work if we stop working together?
The work does not vanish when the engagement ends. Pages published on your domain stay on your domain. Coverage earned on third-party sites stays where it was published, though those sites control their own archives. What stops is the scanning, the new content and the citation work, so your position drifts over time as competitors keep shipping and the engines keep rereading the web. Ownership of everything produced for you is agreed in writing before the kickoff workshop.
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What does it cost, and how do we start?
There are two plans, Growth and Exclusive. Both run the same work and both carry the same guarantee; the only difference is that Exclusive closes your competitor set, so the 25 companies you name cannot become clients while you are one. Prices are not published and there is no self-serve signup, because scope depends on your category, your prompt set and how much ground there is to make up. Start with the free audit: Get MOW runs your category prompts across the AI engines and delivers a personalised page on getmow.ai showing where you appear today, who is being named instead of you, and which sources those answers lean on. You talk it through on a thirty minute call, and the proposal follows. No obligation, and the audit is yours either way.
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