81% of candidates use AI when job hunting.* Is your company being recommended at all? And if so — how? Measure your visibility in AI answers, understand how you're portrayed as an employer, and identify which sources drive both.
Candidates increasingly research employers via AI — and the answers shape the first impression even before your career page is visited.
of HR professionals see AI search as a relevant channel.
EmployerVisi Survey (n=40)Before EmployerVisi, employer branding in the AI world is like flying blind. Afterwards you have a clear view — and the data to act on.
Speculation instead of facts
Unclear which content drives AI answers
Why others are portrayed better remains unclear
Content without evidence, no optimization loop
No reporting, no trend, no internal proof
EB is perceived internally as "nice to have"
Narratives, attributes and tonality made visible
Career page, Kununu, press — what's cited and what's missing
"Why are they winning?" becomes explainable and measurable
Content decisions based on visibility gaps
Track progress, detect changes, receive alerts
Makes content impact measurable and gaps visible — EB budgets become defensible
Here's what it looks like when you systematically analyze your employer brand in ChatGPT.
Mention Rate from 53% to 78% in Q1 2026 — measurable progress through content optimization.
| # | Company | Mention Rate | Avg. Position | Trend |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | BMW Group | 75 % | #1.5 | +20pp |
| 2 | Mercedes-Benz | 52 % | #2.5 | +2pp |
| 3 | Porsche | 40 % | #3.0 | +1pp |
| 4 | Audi | 38 % | #3.5 | -3pp |
| 5 | Tesla | 28 % | #4.2 | -5pp |
| 6 | Volkswagen | 22 % | #4.8 | -4pp |
BMW leads Mercedes-Benz by 23pp — AI recommends you significantly more often than any competitor.
Insight: Kununu + Glassdoor account for 27% of all AI sources — more than your own career page. Review management is a direct lever for AI visibility.
Strength: Culture (0.82) and Benefits (0.74) are your top topics — BMW is consistently portrayed positively here.
Action needed: Compensation (0.20) is the clear weakness. Salary transparency on the career page could significantly improve this score.
| Topic | Coverage | Sentiment | Status |
|---|---|---|---|
| 🏢Company Culture | 95% | 😊 positive | Good |
| 🎁Benefits | 92% | 😊 positive | Good |
| 📈Career Development | 88% | 😊 positive | Good |
| 🎯Projects & Impact | 85% | 😊 positive | Good |
| 💻Technology | 80% | 😊 positive | Good |
| 📍Office & Location | 75% | 😊 positive | Good |
| 🌈Diversity & Inclusion | 72% | 😐 neutral | Good |
| ⚖️Work-Life Balance | 70% | 😐 neutral | Good |
| 📝Interview Process | 48% | 😐 neutral | Gap |
| 💰Compensation | 45% | 😟 negative | Gap |
Content gaps identified: AI has too little information on Compensation (45%) and Interview Process (48%). Targeted content here can directly improve coverage.
During my Master's thesis in Business Informatics, I dove deep into AI Visibility for Employer Brands — sparked by a simple observation about myself: when I research jobs and employers, I don't ask Google or LinkedIn anymore. I ask ChatGPT.
And it's not just me — I see the same pattern with friends. It changes how companies become visible as employers — or stay invisible.
With EmployerVisi, I want to close exactly this gap: so the best employers get found by the best talent — especially when the search happens via AI.