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Seen isn't selected. Find out which you are.

In one large 2025 survey, each buying group weighed about five suppliers and picked one. All five were seen. Four lost. Your free Selectability Score shows which one you are, and where you lose the rest.

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  • Your main buyer · 5 moments
  • Report by email, with a PDF
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The live read: buyer questions asked of AI assistants, answer by answer

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01 / The test

Ask AI for the best [what you sell] in [your city]. Are you named? Are you the one it recommends?

Being named is being seen. Being recommended, with a reason, is being selected. Most brands only measure the first.

SeenNamed in the answerYou made the list. So did four others.
SelectedRecommended, with your reasonThe one AI tells the buyer to call, for the reason you’d give yourself.
From the author
“When I asked an assistant for the top digital agencies in Brisbane, it didn't name mine.”
Ben Stokes · Seen Isn’t Selected

02 / The free read

We build what you should be chosen for, then ask the machines. Watch it happen.

Usually 40 to 60 minutes, start to finish: 32 of your buyer's questions, five AI assistants, three times each. Your graph forms in seconds and the first answers arrive within three minutes. Close the tab whenever you like: the report comes by email, with a PDF.

Brand core3 found
Voice3 found
Visual identity3 found
Products and services3 found
Pricing3 found
Personas and markets3 found
Pains, gains, jobs3 found
Journeys and objections3 found
Proof and trust3 found
Content3 found
Competitors and partners3 found
Team2 found
Monday
by Nine
35 facts
Two referring accountants /partners
Fact Claim Proof AI-suggested Example: Monday by Nine, the invented café bookkeeper from the book.

Every name and figure here is illustrative.

03 / Your report

Being seen covers two stages. Being selected takes seven.

Your report scores the five stages a free read can measure, says who gets picked instead, and names the three gaps to fix first.

  • One score, with its range. AI answers vary, so a bare number would claim a certainty nobody has.
  • Who gets picked instead, and at which moment they win.
  • Unmeasured stays unmeasured. Known and Kept aren't in the free read, and we say so.
  • Your name doesn't count. Questions that name you don't count toward being found.
  • A six-page PDF to share with the people who sign off.
KnownDo they already know you?Beta
FoundNamed when they don’t ask for you?
AnsweredDoes your site answer what they need?
BelievedDo others back what you claim?
PreferredAre you the one recommended, and why?
BoughtIs saying yes easy where they land?
KeptWould they choose you again?Beta
Scored in your free readScored in Beta

05 / Beta access

Your free read scores one buyer. Beta scores every buyer, every quarter.

The whole method from the book, run on your brand: your free read becomes the baseline, then RocMode builds the plans and the work to raise it.

  • Every buyer and every moment scored, including Known and Kept
  • Brand, GTM, Website and Marketing strategy
  • A 12-month campaign plan
  • Email marketing and the website builder
  • Your full BrandGraph, credentials deck and strategy
  • The score again each quarter, so you see it move
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06 / Start

Seen isn't selected. Now there's a way to tell the difference.

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