
Be invited to the room.
Speaking opportunities put your expertise in front of people who may never have found you otherwise.
See what people find when they look you up, what they think you're known for, and what to fix next across LinkedIn, Google, and AI.
Alex is visible, but his public reputation doesn't yet fully reflect what he wants to be known for.
The goal is not to be everywhere. You do not need more attention. You need the right people to see enough proof to trust you before the conversation starts.

Speaking opportunities put your expertise in front of people who may never have found you otherwise.

Interviews turn what you know into authority other people can discover and share.

Podcasts and long-form conversations let people understand how you think before they ever meet you.

Credible third-party coverage creates the proof that search engines, AI systems, and decision-makers can all find.

When other people quote you, cite you, and repeat your ideas, you stop looking like someone promoting yourself and start looking like an authority.
Visibility is not the goal. Being known for the right thing is.
Find out what people already associate with your name — and whether it matches the reputation you're trying to build.
Alex is visible, but the market doesn't yet strongly associate him with what he wants to be known for.
Make growth strategy more explicit in Alex's headline, About section, and recent thought leadership.
Create third-party evidence connecting Alex with market-entry and expansion expertise.
Develop one distinctive idea Alex can consistently own across content, interviews, and speaking.
Align biographies, articles, profiles, and authoritative references around the same positioning.
What people understand when they visit your profile and follow your thinking.
What appears when someone searches your name or expertise.
What tools like ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, and Perplexity say about you.
Software can tell us what people find. It cannot decide what people should remember about you. That takes human judgment.
Executives rarely have the time to build their own visibility — and most communications teams aren't set up to do it systematically, across LinkedIn, Google, and AI at once.
InView gives organizations a repeatable way to build and protect the reputation of senior leaders, with the same rigor usually reserved for the company's own brand.
Explore InView for OrganizationsDefine what each leader should be known for, and where it overlaps with the company's story.
Turn their expertise into content, interviews, and speaking that build real authority.
Strengthen how they show up across LinkedIn, Google, and AI — consistently.
Prepare their public narrative before a crisis forces it into the open.
When the right ideas become visible, people arrive already knowing something about your expertise.
"I had a strong track record, but online I looked too broad. This helped me get much clearer about what I wanted to be known for."
"Five months of the right visibility changed everything."
"Two buyers told me they had been reading my posts for weeks before reaching out."
InView measures your Reputation Alignment — the gap between what you want to be known for and what people, Google, and AI actually associate with your name across LinkedIn, search, and AI assistants.
Yes. The free Visibility Score takes about two minutes, requires no credit card, and gives you a real read on where you stand today, with no obligation to continue.
The Report shows you what's driving your current score. The Audit adds a senior expert's review of what to strengthen, remove, and build. InView Managed means our team does the ongoing work with you — across LinkedIn, Google, AI, and third-party authority.
We check how leading AI assistants — including ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, and Perplexity — describe you and your expertise when asked, and compare that to what you actually want to be known for.
Your free score is instant. Meaningful shifts in how you're perceived typically build over weeks to a few months, depending on your starting visibility and how much third-party authority needs to be built.
Yes. We only look at what's already publicly visible about you, and we don't share your data. See our Privacy Policy for details.
Yes. There's no long-term lock-in — you can pause or cancel your plan at any time.
Find out what they find, what they think you're known for, and what you should change first.
Get Your Free ScoreNo credit card. About 2 minutes.