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Do Wikidata and Google know your brand?
AfterLaunch looks your brand up in Wikidata and Google's Knowledge Graph. You see which one knows you, and what to do if neither does.
Free, no signupLooking up MyCRM in Wikidata and Google.
Both sources know MyCRM.
Neither source knows OtherCRM yet.
Example result
3 possible answers
Recognised: Wikidata and Google both know your brand.
Partly recognised: one of them does.
Not recognised: neither does.
If a source cannot be reached, the result says "not checked". It does not guess.
If they do not know you yet
The result shows what each source holds about you, and the steps for your result, with no email.
The usual steps: put Organization structured data on your homepage. Use the same name and description on every profile and listing. Add a Wikidata entry once your product meets Wikidata's notability rules.
Being known to these sources does not, on its own, get you named in AI answers.
Common questions
My product is new. Should I expect to be recognised?
Probably not yet. Recognition usually follows other places describing you: directory listings, company profiles, mentions on other sites. The SaaS directory checklist is a good place to start.
My brand name is not my domain. Does that matter?
Type the brand name into the field. Without it, the check uses the first part of your domain, so linear.app is looked up as "linear".
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