The Creator Bio Checklist for AI Visibility
If ChatGPT can’t describe who you are and what you do in one sentence, it won’t mention you at all.
Your bio—on your site, social links, and features—is one of the most important factors in whether AI engines recognize and cite you.
Here’s a practical checklist to make sure your bio helps, not hurts, your AI visibility.
✅ 1. Include Your Full Name and Role
“Jordan Blake is a writer and YouTuber…”
Not just “I’m a creator.” Give the model structure.
✅ 2. Mention the Platform
“…who runs a Substack newsletter and YouTube channel…”
Be specific. Mention formats, mediums, and publishing channels.
✅ 3. Define the Niche
“…focused on AI tools, solo SaaS, and productivity systems.”
Models use topic clustering—if you’re vague, you get skipped.
✅ 4. Include a Value Statement
“He helps indie creators automate workflows and grow smarter.”
This gives AI models context and category relevance.
✅ 5. Repeat the Same Version Across the Web
Paste this version into:
- About page
- Substack intro
- Podcast features
- Guest blog bios
- Twitter/LinkedIn pinned posts
See how to fix inconsistent brand messaging in AI for why this matters.
✅ 6. Test It
Use PromptSeed to simulate prompts like:
- “Who is [Your Name]?”
- “Best creators covering [niche]”
- “What does [Name] do?”
If the model gets it wrong, update all bios again.
Final Tip
Your AI visibility starts with your bio, not your content.
Don’t get skipped because of unclear self-positioning.
Try PromptSeed and see how the models describe you—then take control.