How Visible Are You · by Source of You
A two-minute signal reading
How visible are you?
When somebody searches your name, or asks an AI who you are, something comes back. Maybe it is accurate. Maybe it is stale, somebody else, or silence. This test reads your signal across the four axes that decide it.
Eight questions. Two minutes. No signup.
Answer honestly about what exists today, not what you mean to fix. You get a signal reading across the four axes and the exact places you are losing the answer.
What the reading measures
01Findable
A page you own shows up when your name is searched, instead of scraps on sites you do not control.
02Consistent
Your resume, profiles, and bio tell one story. Drift between them reads as unreliability, to people and to machines.
03Corroborated
Claims a stranger can verify somewhere you do not control: employer pages, talks, press, publications, working links.
04AI-legible
Your story exists as real text with structured data on crawlable pages, so engines can read it and cite it, not guess.
Straight answers
What does professional visibility mean now?
When someone searches your name or asks an AI assistant who you are, an accurate and current account of you comes back, anchored by a page you own and corroborated by sources you do not control.
Why does AI visibility matter for a career?
Recruiters, investors, and buyers increasingly ask an AI about a person before they ask the person. If the answer is wrong, stale, or empty, that first impression happens without you.
Can you change what AI says about you?
Nobody can dictate an AI's answers, and you should distrust anyone who promises to. What you can do is make the truth easy to find, read, and cite: one crawlable, structured, corroborated record of who you are.
Is this test a real visibility audit?
It is a directional self-assessment based on what you report. The full audit on Source of You reads your actual record the way an answer engine would and scores it with the exact fixes.
The fix is one record.
Source of You builds the structured, crawlable record behind your resume, your page, and the answer engines read about you. Free to start.
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