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Questions a customer actually asks
Discovery questions in Hebrew that do not mention the business name. A question that includes your name is just asking the model to repeat it — it measures reputation, not visibility.

A man in a dark three-piece suit stands on a barren hillside, holding an unfolded paper map. The scene dissolves and he is at a stone balustrade high above a Mediterranean city, a carved stone medallion reading "NIKAR .co.il" resting beside him and a phone in his hand. He raises the phone towards us until its screen fills the frame against the shoreline, then lowers it and settles back at the balustrade beside the medallion.
Google has ten results, and you can be the ninth. A ChatGPT answer has three names, and if you are not one of them the customer never learns you exist. That is exactly what we measure: in what share of the answers you are mentioned, in what position, and against whom.
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Discovery questions in Hebrew that do not mention the business name. A question that includes your name is just asking the model to repeat it — it measures reputation, not visibility.
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ChatGPT and Gemini, through the providers' APIs. Hebrew, not a translation from English, because the wording people type is what decides what comes back.
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Mention rate, average position in the list of names, and share of voice against competitors. The third is the only one that says anything about the market.
A free check that runs dozens of real Hebrew questions against ChatGPT and Gemini, and shows you who does get mentioned.
For law firms, estate agencies and insurance brokers who want to know whether ChatGPT and Gemini mention them.
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Dozens of real questions, a report in about a minute. Email only, no credit card.
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