Neil Patel is a New York Times bestselling author, entrepreneur, and digital marketing expert who has helped numerous companies, including Amazon, Microsoft, and Google, grow through marketing.
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85-Trend unavailable
Share of voice
27.9%
in Ecommerce SEO
Content SEO #1Performance Marketing #1
AI analysis
ChatGPT, Gemini, Google AI Mode and Perplexity agree he co-founded or built NP Digital and promotes data-driven content SEO around search intent and in-depth guides. Google AI Mode adds that he co-founded Crazy Egg and Hello Bar. Perplexity adds pillar pages and topic clusters. Copilot describes his SEO advice but gives no detail about who he is, so it is not counted as recognizing him. The pages cited most are neilpatel.com, his own site, followed by productiveinsights.com and smartmarketer.com cited by Gemini.
Nellie Liang is a Senior Fellow at the Brookings Institution and former Treasury official, researching financial stability and payment stablecoin regulation.
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15-Trend unavailable
Share of voice
6%
in Stablecoins
Stablecoins #29
AI analysis
Engines agree Nellie Liang is an economist and U.S. financial policy figure, a former Treasury Under Secretary and Brookings senior fellow, working on stablecoins and financial stability.
Lead author/editor of Googleโs landmark Site Reliability Engineering and The Site Reliability Workbook books, Murphy influences how organizations define, structure, and evaluate SRE capabilities.
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24-Trend unavailable
Share of voice
12.4%
in Site Reliability Engineering
Site Reliability Engineering #18AI Evaluation #51
AI analysis
The recognizing engines agree that Niall Richard Murphy is a prominent Site Reliability Engineering leader who worked at Google and co-authored foundational books on SRE and incident management. Chat_gpt adds his engineering leadership roles at Microsoft and Amazon, as well as his co-founding of Stanza Systems. Gemini focuses on his role in establishing the SRE incident management lifecycle and incident command practices. Google_ai_mode adds his work on The Site Reliability Workbook and upcoming resources on incident management. All engines recognized him. The most cited domain across all engines is sre.google.
Nicholas Bloom is a professor of economics at Stanford University, known for his research on remote work, productivity, and management practices.
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29-Trend unavailable
Share of voice
16.7%
in Remote Work
Remote Work #8
AI analysis
All five engines describe Nicholas Bloom as a Stanford economist whose research on hybrid work found lower quit rates with no loss of productivity. ChatGPT and Perplexity both cite the randomized trial of more than 1,600 Trip.com employees. Copilot adds his William Eberle Professor title and the figure of about 35 percent lower attrition. Gemini adds anchor days, and Google AI Mode adds the idea that flexibility works like a silent pay cut. Perplexity also notes his work on management practices. Every engine names him. Cited pages come mostly from news.stanford.edu, followed by mckinsey.com and nber.org.
Nick Bloom is a Stanford University economics professor and a leading academic authority on remote work, known for his data-driven research on employee productivity, real estate impacts, and macroeconomic shifts.
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22-Trend unavailable
Share of voice
6.4%
in Field Marketing
Field Marketing #34Influencer Marketing #48
AI analysis
Nick Bennett is a B2B marketing leader and strategist focused on growth experimentation and people-first marketing.
Nick Campbell is the founder of Greyscalegorilla, a veteran 3D/motion educator whose influence remains substantial around Cinema 4D, 3D workflows, and sustainable creative careers.
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16-Trend unavailable
Share of voice
3.6%
in Motion Design
Motion Design #18
AI analysis
Nick Campbell is a prominent figure in motion graphics and 3D design, founder of Greyscalegorilla, and a leading educator in the field.
One of the most influential voices on retrieval evaluation, frequently appears in SIGIR- and evaluation-related work on measuring retrieval validity at Microsoft.
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15-Trend unavailable
Share of voice
2.6%
in RAG
Vector Search #30RAG #51
AI analysis
Nick Craswell is a researcher at Microsoft working on neural information retrieval and vector search.
All three engines recognize Nick Frichette as a cloud security researcher and creator or maintainer of Hacking the Cloud, with a focus on AWS offensive security. Gemini and ChatGPT both state he is a Staff Security Researcher at Datadog and previously a penetration testing team lead at State Farm. Google AI Mode adds CVE disclosures. ChatGPT adds that his research has been presented at Black Hat USA, DEF CON, fwd:cloudsec, and SANS. All three engines name him, so none omit the person. The most cited domain is frichetten.com, cited by ChatGPT and Google AI Mode.
All four engines recognize Nick LeRoy as an independent enterprise SEO consultant who helps large ecommerce and enterprise brands. Copilot adds named clients such as Keurig/DrPepper, Apartments.com, Saatva and Policygenius, while Google AI Mode adds earlier senior agency roles at Ovative Group and ICF Next. Gemini adds that he is based in St. Paul, Minnesota. No engine failed to name him. The pages cited most often come from nickleroy.com, including its homepage, AI instructions and SEO audits pages, followed by searchenginejournal.com and seoforlunch.com.
Founder of What Is Nuclear?. He creates educational material explaining nuclear engineering and technology.
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20-Trend unavailable
Share of voice
1.4%
in Nuclear Energy
Nuclear Energy #11
AI analysis
Engines agree Nick Touran is a nuclear engineer and educator, founder of What Is Nuclear, with a long career at TerraPower focused on advanced fission reactors.
All four engines recognize Nick Van Osdol as a climate tech writer, operator and early-stage investor. They agree he founded the Keep Cool newsletter and podcast and invests through Climate Capital. Copilot adds that Keep Cool has 15,000 to 20,000 subscribers and that he leads editorial and marketing strategy at ARC. Google AI Mode adds that Keep Cool was briefly acquired by Workweek and that he advised Renaissance Philanthropy's ARC Initiative and worked with Nori. Every engine names him, so none fails to recognize him. The cited pages most often come from nvo.earth and keepcool.co.
All four engines describe IBM's Senior Vice President and Chief Human Resources Officer since 2020, a 25-year IBM veteran known for AI-driven HR and skills-first hiring.