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Every communications team now uses AI. Very few are built around it. That gap — between a team that has AI tools and a team designed around them — is where the next operational advantage sits. Buying tools is the easy part, and most teams have done it.
The buyer's first conversation about your brand no longer happens with a salesperson, a search engine, or a journalist. It often happens with ChatGPT. With Claude. With Perplexity, Gemini, and Google AI Overviews. What those engines say about you is part of your reputation now. Not just what Google indexes. Not just what The Wall Street Journal prints. Not just what your investor deck claims. The answer inside the chatbox. AI Reputation Management is the discipline of measuring, defending, and shaping what AI engines say about a company, a founder, or a product — across the five engines that now mediate a growing share of buyer research. It is not online reputation management with a new label. It is a different surface, with different inputs, different decay curves, and different repair playbooks.
Christine Perkett founded PerkettPR in 1998 as a virtual agency — long before remote-first firms became common. The trajectory from PerkettPR (1998) to Mindfull Marketing (2018) to The Nova Method (2025) tracks where PR is heading.
When someone asks an AI tool about your company, it returns a confident, composed answer — and that answer shapes a decision: a purchase, an investment, a hire. Most brands do not know how the answer is built, or what it currently says. Both gaps are now reputation risks. This article explains how AI tools decide what to say about your brand, the factors that influence their answers, and why an unwatched answer can pose a significant crisis risk for companies.
Reputation management traditionally focused on Google search results. Today, brands face three distinct surfaces: the Google SERP, AI Overviews, and standalone AI tools like ChatGPT. Each requires a different strategy. This article explores why a single approach is no longer effective and outlines a complete reputation management strategy for the AI era.