Research
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Most AI visibility statistics you’ll read come from asking one engine one question, once, with no list of what was asked. Here’s how we do it instead.
Research we’ve conducted
Every piece carries the exact questions we asked, the market, the engines and how many times we ran it.
Ask three AI engines who's best in Dubai: the overlap is low, not zero
Across seven Dubai categories, ChatGPT, Perplexity and Gemini named 147 businesses and 10 appeared on all three. The same engine asked twice also returned different lists below first place.
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The Dubai companies writing the articles AI quotes about them
A 44-answer test in Dubai found companies' own 'best of' articles still ground Perplexity's answers but not ChatGPT's, and that self-published list positions are lost to competitors running the same play.
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Gemini isn't answering your question. It's routing you into Google.
A 44-answer test of ChatGPT, Perplexity, Gemini and Google Search in Dubai found Gemini routes answers into Google's own feeds, which feed depends on the category, and Google's AI Overview already covers four of seven categories.
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