Planners are asking AI who to book. Be the answer.
Show up more. Get booked.
One score, the exact fixes that move it, and every number traced to a logged, dated AI answer.
Who should keynote our leadership summit next spring?
Three strong picks for that stage:1. A well-known futurist2. Your name, right here3. An innovation strategist
Illustration, not a logged answer. Making it real is the work.
- ChatGPT
- Google AI Overview
- Google AI Mode
Planners ask AI who to book.
AI answers with three names, in seconds.
Shortlist measures whether yours is one of them.
One number for where you stand.
A 0 to 100 measure of where you stand when planners ask AI who to book, on the same real questions, re-checked over time. Private until you choose to share it.
| Planner question | ChatGPT | AI Overview | AI Mode |
|---|---|---|---|
| Best keynote speakers on innovation | |||
| Opening keynote for a leadership summit | |||
| Futurist speakers worth the fee | |||
| Speakers on the future of work | |||
| Who should keynote our sales kickoff? |
Discovery
When a planner asks for speakers like you without using your name, are you in the answer? New bookings start here, which is why it carries half the score.
Recognition
When AI is asked about you directly, does it know exactly who you are, what you speak on, and what you’ve built, without confusing you with anyone else?
Position
Being named is half the game. When you do appear, this measures how high on the shortlist you land.
Same questions every time, re-checked on a schedule, so the number only moves when reality moves. Every answer behind it is logged and dated.
The audit, page by page.
Three of the pages, shown as samples. Client audits hold only logged, dated answers.
Name your topics in plain words
- What
- Rewrite the homepage headline to say what you speak about and who it serves.
- Where
- Your website, homepage
- Why
- AI answers lean on pages that state the topic outright.
- Done when
- Assistants describe you with the same words your homepage uses.
Who should keynote our leadership summit?
One answer, read the way a planner reads it.
Every question runs daily. Every answer is saved with its date and assistant, then read for three things: were you named, how high, and was the description right.
Who should keynote our leadership summit?
Three strong picks for that stage:
- A well-known futurist
- Your name, right hereNamed · Position 2
- An innovation strategist
Known for keynotes on innovation and customer experience.Description: one topic wrong
Shortlist showed me exactly how AI describes me. All of it used to be wrong.
Straight pricing.
Seven days of measurement on the questions planners actually ask, your Shortlist Score®, and every fix written so it can be implemented without guesswork. Delivered within 14 days.
Daily measurement, a monthly report on what moved, and a re-scored audit every quarter at $1,500. Cancel anytime.
The first conversation is 15 minutes. You leave it knowing what AI says about you today.
Questions, answered plainly.
What is Shortlist?
What is the Shortlist Score®?
Why doesn’t AI recommend me already?
What does the audit include?
What does it cost?
What do the fixes cover?
Do I need a developer?
How is this different from hiring an SEO person?
What is Track?
Do you guarantee bookings?
Which AI assistants do you check?
Who is Shortlist for?
Do you work with speakers outside the US?
How fast does the score move?
Be the answer.
A 15-minute call shows you what AI says today when planners ask about speakers like you.
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