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Desire OS

Be the brand the AIs cite.

Before the store, your customer reads an AI chat answer. A weekly read of the market, pages built to be cited, briefs in the words consumers actually use.

Up to 16 weeks · 1 brand, 1 market, 1 category · built inside your approved environment

The problem

Left alone, AI describes your brand
in someone else’s words.

Your customer asks ChatGPT, Gemini, Claude and Perplexity, and the AIs answer with whoever published best. The words your brand is described in are being chosen right now. Reclaiming that semantic sovereignty is the work.

What does not work

You already have the reports,
the team and the SEO.

An insights report is not a method

Trend dossiers, consumer studies, panels: they arrive every month and go unread. Insight nobody reads changes nothing.

In-house is not a read of the market

Your team sees 1 brand from the inside. To change the answers, you need a read of the whole category, every week.

Ranked is not cited

Search engines ranked links. The AIs write answers. What got you ranked is not what gets you cited.

How a GEO agent works

The same 4 moves,
every single week.

GEO is the work of getting your brand cited in AI answers.

01Define the territories

The desire territories your category is judged on, in the words consumers use.

02Ask, every week

50 to 100 questions per market, on ChatGPT, Gemini, Claude and Perplexity.

03Correlate the conversations

Conversations in and around your category, grouped by the desire behind them.

04Filter by credibility

Only what your brand can credibly claim becomes a page brief: question, answer, proof. The AIs cite dermatologists, not influencers.

The differentiator · the desire graph

The main desires,
and the adjacent ones.

Your category and the adjacent conversations, correlated on the same desires, then filtered by what your brand can credibly claim.

Consumer demand
  • Google
  • TikTok
  • Reddit
  • YouTube
Commerce proof
  • TikTok Shop
  • Amazon
  • Sephora
  • Reviews
Answer engines · weekly
  • ChatGPT
  • Gemini
  • Claude
  • Perplexity
Desire Graph · 1 territory, 1 market Illustrative readCollecting signals
Desires clustered 0 Questions generated 0 Opportunities scored 0

Illustrative read · the desires and counts are modeled

The same questions, re-run every week across the 4 AIs

The output

1 graph.
6 deliverables.

The market is read every week · delivered every month6 deliverables
The source 1 graph of the market.

12 sources · 4 AIs · 50 to 100 questions per market each week.

Executive summary per month

Where you gained, what is rising, what to do next.

Consumer opportunity report per market

New frustrations and routines, market by market.

Content recommendations per channel

Hooks written in the words people already use.

GEO optimization report per product

FAQs phrased problem to solution, built to be cited.

PDP and FAQ recommendations per page

Wording, sections to add, claims-safe throughout.

Innovation signals ahead of market

What consumers have started asking for, before any product answers it.

Prepared and sourced · you approve before publication

The engine

A desire is not
a category.

The adjacent conversations run on the same desires. The register below: the desires your category is judged on, with what you can credibly claim on each.

Desire register · 1 territory, 1 market Illustrative read
Consumer demand Commerce proof Answer engines → what you can claim
  1. SkincareMakeup Pores refined, barrier intact Yours to claim
  2. SkincareClinical Retinol without the peeling week Open to claim
  3. HaircareClinical Bond repair without the salon visit Yours to claim
  4. MakeupSkincare Makeup that lasts the workday Not yours to claim
  5. WellnessSkincare Sleep that shows on the face Yours to claim
  6. Fragrance Scent that reads as clean skin Demand, no proof

Consumer demandGoogle · TikTok · Reddit · YouTube

Commerce proofTikTok Shop · Amazon · Sephora · Reviews

Answer enginesChatGPT · Gemini · Claude · Perplexity

Illustrative read

Each desire is then read against your own pages: what you claim, what the AIs answer. Where the 2 readings split is the brief.

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The agent

It reads the graph.
It speaks your brand.

Designed for your environment, plugged into the graph: an agent on a living model of the market. It answers in natural language, and it drafts the monthly reports.

Desire Agent · in your environmentIllustrative exchangeAvailable 24/7
Where are we losing visibility, and what do we fix first?
The synthesis
A handful of rivals hold most of the answers on your strongest desire territory.
The analysis
No clinical page matches the exact words being asked.
The priority
2 product pages, 1 FAQ, 1 creator brief. In that order.
The recommendation
Drafts attached, ready for brand and regulatory review.
The sources
2 encyclopaedia entries and a forum thread, none of them yours.
The approval You approve, then publish. The agent drafts, tags claims by risk and flags medical wording. The decision stays with you.

Illustrative exchange · the answer is modeled, not a client’s

The proof

A baseline measured
before the pilot.

Plenty of projects are strong on slides and weak on return. So what the AIs answer is measured at week 0, before any page moves, and the pilot is judged against that read.

Under promise, over deliver · a commitment not met costs more than one not made

Your side: 1 sponsor, access to your pages and data, a few hours of interviews · Outcoast does the rest, your team approves

Built inside your approved environment · your data trains nothing shared · NDA by default · built to pass your vendor review

The 5 readingsSet before the pilot · read after
  1. Visibility
    Answers that cite your brand

    Out of 50 to 100 questions per market, each week.

    Week 0Week 16
  2. Position
    Where you sit in the recommendation

    Across the 4 AIs, question by question.

    Week 0Week 16
  3. Coverage
    Desires where you are present

    How many of the mapped desires your pages answer.

    Week 0Week 16
  4. Words
    Said in your words

    Whether the answers describe you in your language or in generic terms.

    Week 0Week 16
  5. Movement
    Positions after publication

    Read 4 to 12 weeks after each page goes live. Starts on the pages published early, and continues past week 16 on the graph you keep.

    Week 0Week 16

The next step

A 30 minute conversation
about your brand.

Nothing to prepare. We look at what the AIs answer today in your category, and where Desire OS would start.

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Sofian Meguellati Sofian Meguellati

Co-founder and CEO · 12 years with luxury and consumer beauty brands

sofian@outcoast.ai
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