Found in Social by Found in AI
AI reads Reddit, YouTube and LinkedIn. Are you there?
When ChatGPT, Claude, Perplexity, Gemini and Google AI Overviews answer your customers, they often read social and community sites to decide who to recommend. Found in Social shows you which ones, whether those answers named you, and whether the page they used is your own profile.
Part of every Found in AI plan. It reads the answers your AI checks already collect, so it uses no extra scans or credits.
| Site | AI answers that used it | Named you | Your profile |
|---|---|---|---|
| 6 answers | In 2 | Community site | |
| YouTube | 4 answers | In 1 | Used |
| 3 answers | None | Not used | |
| 2 answers | None | No profile saved |
Example data. Your dashboard shows the sites AI used for your own questions.
What you see
The social side of every AI answer.
Which sites AI reads
The social and community sites the AI tools linked to or read while answering your questions: Reddit, YouTube, LinkedIn, Facebook, Instagram, X, TikTok, Pinterest, Quora and Threads.
Whether you were named
For every site, how many of those answers named your business, and how many named someone else.
Whether it was your profile
When AI used a page on a site where you have a profile, whether that page was yours. Save your profile links once and it checks every answer.
Where to show up next
The sites AI keeps reading where you have no profile, or where it uses other pages instead of yours, so you know where to post.
How it works
Nothing new to run. Just a new way to look.
Your AI checks run as usual
Found in AI asks the AI tools your customers' questions on every scan and keeps each answer and the pages it used.
Found in Social sorts the sources
It picks out the social and community sites in those answers and groups them, site by site.
Save your profile links
Add your Facebook, Instagram, LinkedIn, YouTube and other profile links once, and it can tell when AI used your page.
Show up where AI looks
Post where AI reads, and watch the next scan to see whether answers start naming you.
Organic, not paid
Found in Social is organic. Paid social is Found in PPC.
Found in Social is about the posts, videos, threads and profiles AI finds on its own. It does not run ads and does not read your ad accounts.
If the 1Digital team runs your Facebook and Instagram ads, those results live in Found in PPC, next to your Google Ads and Microsoft Ads.
One account
Social, search and AI, side by side.
What it does not do
It shows what AI read. It does not promise mentions.
It does not guarantee that AI will name you. It shows where AI looks today, so you can decide where to show up.
It does not post for you or read your private accounts. It works only from the public pages AI used in its answers.
It never claims a Reddit or Quora thread is yours. On community sites it says whether the answer named you, nothing more.
Social is one piece. Research shows the whole picture for any website.
AI answers, Google rankings, search ads, keyword gaps, authority and site health, in one report on any site you choose.
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- Site audit
Questions
About Found in Social.
Is Found in Social included in my plan?
Yes. It is part of every Found in AI plan, and it uses no extra scans or credits because it reads the answers your AI checks already collect.
Which sites does it cover?
Reddit, YouTube, LinkedIn, Facebook, Instagram, X, TikTok, Pinterest, Quora and Threads.
How does it know a page is mine?
From the profile links you save in your dashboard. If AI used a page under your profile, it says so. Reddit and Quora have no profile to compare, so there it only says whether the answer named you.
Does it cover my social ads?
No. Found in Social is organic only. Paid Facebook and Instagram ads are part of Found in PPC, for campaigns the 1Digital team manages.
Is it part of a Research report?
No. Found in Social follows your own business in your dashboard. A Research by Found in AI report is a one-time look at any website across AI answers, Google, search ads, authority and site health.