- How do I get my video business recommended by ChatGPT?
- AI engines recommend videographers they can verify from public sources: The Knot and WeddingWire profiles, Google reviews, and pages on your site that show priced packages, full films, and clear deliverables. Tibly shows you which sources the engines cite for each video question in your market, where you're missing, and drafts the specific pages that get you named.
- My portfolio speaks for itself. Why do I need this?
- Engines can't watch your reel. They recommend based on what they can read: reviews, directory profiles, and the text on your site describing packages, pricing, and what's included. A stunning portfolio behind a one-page site with no priced packages is invisible to an AI answer. Tibly shows you the written content each engine needs to see before it will name you.
- Which AI engines does Tibly track for videographers?
- Tibly tracks ChatGPT, Gemini, Google AI Overviews, Perplexity, and other major answer engines — eight in total. Each engine keeps its own list of recommended videographers, so being named in one doesn't mean you're named in the others. Every tracked video question runs daily on every engine, with full history so you can see movement.
- I shoot weddings and commercial work. Can Tibly track both?
- Yes. Tibly tracks separate question families for each service line: wedding searches by budget and style, commercial queries like “videographer for a corporate brand video,” and event-coverage questions. Each returns different names and cites different sources, so you see exactly where you win, where you're absent, and which pages to build for each line of business.
- What does Tibly cost for a videographer?
- Start with a free report: it shows who the AI engines recommend for video questions in your market right now and where your studio stands. Daily tracking across all engines, competitor benchmarks, and drafted content fixes start at $49/month. No contracts — cancel anytime.