How communications leaders, boards, and General Counsel use Contrlr to score, monitor, and control their reputation.
Third Hemisphere, an Australian PR and communications agency, runs Contrlr as a white-label platform. Nine months in, the agency's clients use it for AI visibility work, and the agency itself uses the AI capability to write and publish content.
Run on the Contrlr platform through the Third Hemisphere white label: GEO Articles written for the way assistants read and quote lifted impressions 66 percent to 802,000, improved average position by 8.9 places, and ChatGPT traffic now converts at 7.1 percent.
A rebrand is an acute AI-visibility problem: every source the engines cite referenced the old CloudWave name. 259 pieces of global coverage and GEO Articles on Reuters, HackerNoon, The AI Journal, and CEO Review taught the engines the new identity fast.
A seed-stage climate company had nothing for an AI engine to cite. GEO Articles on Reuters and Markets Insider, surrounded by an earned programme with 287 global pick-ups, built an indexed, citable presence in the sources the engines treat as authoritative.
An ASX-listed lender with a decade of brand building asked what the AI engines say when customers ask which lenders to consider. A 50-question diagnostic scored the brand 67 out of 100 and found it absent from AI shortlists in a core category.