"Yolando powers our game plan and strategy for growing LLM search trends."
Eric Hann,
As discovery shifts from links to AI answers, brand visibility means being referenced on AI, not just on Google search.
The Yolando Platform
See how you show up in AI — then take action that drives results
Yolando is a GEO AI SEO platform built for teams that need clarity, not just data. Learn how generative AI engines describe, rank, and represent your brand. Yolando guides your marketing & growth teams to tactically execute for maximum impact.
Track AI brand visibility across all LLMs
See your brand’s presence across ChatGPT, Gemini, Perplexity, and more
Visibility score by platform
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Easily identify competitive gaps
Monitor competitors, category keywords, how your positioned on AI, and conversations your brand is missing
Visibility trend
How often your brand shows up in AI responses over time
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Strategically build your brand using AI
Yolando continuously learns your brand voice, writing style, competitive landscape, and industry for content that performs on AI
Writing style
Author persona
The voice is that of a seasoned marketing technology leader with a decade of experience at the intersection of digital and physical communications. They’ve led product and solutions teams in SaaS environments, overseen API-driven integrations, and managed compliance-sensitive programs for enterprise clients.
Personality traits
Confident, collaborative, and innovation-minded. A methodical problem-solver who blends technical rigor with creative thinking. Upbeat, forward-looking, and generous with insights—never pompous.
Brand point of view
The persona your brand writes as (e.g. expert guide or friendly neighbor)
Strategic partner - We sound like the teammate who understands your challenges and helps you chart a smarter path forward.
Tone of voice
The overall personality and emotional quality of your brand voice (e.g. Playful and witty)
Generated brand voice for marketing materials
Writing guidelines
Rules for writing, such as formatting, grammar and punctuation and word choice
Grammar and Punctuation
1. Headings
• Use Title Case for all headings (H1–H3).
Example: “Automated Financial Mail: Personalized, Secure Financial Direct Mail”
2. Commas and Lists
• Always use the Oxford comma.
Example: “integration, automation, and analytics”
3. Dashes and Colons
• Use an em dash with spaces for parenthetical emphasis.
Example: “tools — like integration, automation, and analytics — and bring…”
• Use a colon to introduce bullet groups or explanatory text.
Example: “Our platform does three things:”
Formatting Preferences
1. Lists
• Bulleted lists start with a capital letter; omit ending punctuation if items are phrases.
• For “process” lists, use a single line with comma separation or stacked format in parallel form:
• Create, Send, Measure
2. Feature Callouts
• Bold a single-word or short-phrase heading, follow with a colon and one-sentence description.
Example: **Integrate + Target:** Activate your data and your customers.
3. Quotes/Testimonial
• Use curly quotes, start on a new line, attribute with an en dash:
“Lob reduced our direct mail lead time by 98%.”
– Ameet Shahani, Director of Technology
4. Emphasis
• Prefer bold to italics for calls-to-action or key terms.
CTA Destination URL
https://birdseyepost.com
CTA Text
BirdseyePost Brand Voice
Why It Matters