AI Probe Question Assistant
Generate Questions for an AI Visibility Analysis Using LLM Support
The visibility of brands, products, and content is undergoing a fundamental shift.
In addition to traditional search engines, Large Language Models (LLMs) such as ChatGPT, Gemini, or Claude are increasingly becoming key information and decision-making systems.
But how visible is your company within these AI systems?
The AI Visibility Analysis (aiva) answers exactly this question — based on systematically generated probe questions.
What Are Probe Questions?
Probe questions are strategically developed test questions that realistically simulate typical user queries.
They reflect real information needs along the customer journey — from general orientation questions to specific purchase or vendor decisions.
By generating these questions in a structured way, a robust test set is created that allows you to analyze a company’s:
- Presence
- Positioning
- Strength of argumentation
within LLM-generated responses.
Why Use LLM Support for Question Generation?
LLMs make it possible to generate probe questions that are:
- Scalable
- Semantically diverse
- Structured across different intent types (informational, commercial, transactional)
- Tailored to specific industries and target audiences
This results in a broad, realistic spectrum of questions that authentically reflects human search and conversational behavior.
The aipa Framework
Methodological Approach
Definition of Strategic Topic Areas
Relevant product, service, and industry topics are identified and prioritized.
Intent-Based Question Generation
For each topic area, different question types are systematically developed:
- Foundational questions
- Comparison questions
- Decision-focused questions
- Recommendation questions
- Problem-oriented questions
More Than Visibility: Understanding Positioning
Simply mentioning a brand is not enough. What truly matters is:
- In what context is the brand mentioned?
- Is it positioned as a market leader, an alternative, or a niche provider?
- Which arguments are associated with it?
- Which competitors appear within the same response environment?
Probe questions make these aspects measurable.


