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Google Found the Pages. ChatGPT Found the Entity

2 pointsby 1h agorichresults.ai
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Hi, This is Stefan from richresults.ai. I am the author of this post.

We made the AEO and the Entity Architecture for JUNO PORTALS. Seven days after JUNO PORTALS launched, I did a test with 20 Chats. Not logged in, via VPN and private window. 10 in German and 10 in English. ChatGPT cited Crunchbase, even though juno-portals.com was not indexed in Bing. On Google the pages of juno-portals.com already appeared in the blue links, but Google AI Overview cited completely different "Juno Portal" entities.

ChatGPT recognized JUNO PORTALS correctly every time, in 20 out of 20 chats.

What was really surprising is the issue about JUNO PORTALS MAG in the Chat. I started the chat addressing JUNO PORTALS MAG. ChatGPT could not deal with JUNO PORTALS MAG and cited other hits like a music label. After that, ChatGPT did not find JUNO PORTALS. Even when I directly addressed JUNO PORTALS.

This shall be a clear and true test, handmade! So my question is: Did anybody observe similar differences between indexing and entity resolution?