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Found asks five engines the questions your clients and candidates ask, every day, and keeps every answer. You see where you're named, who's named instead, what the engines read to decide, and which gap to close first.

Found · Questions, this week

Named in 12 of 17 questions

Five engines, asked every week. The number is AYM's position in the answer.

QuestionGPTGEMPPXAIOAIM
ClientWhich recruitment agencies specialize in charge point operator hiring?
#1#1
CandidateI'm sick of unreliable recruiters, who should I use to help me get an EV Charging VP role?
#1#1
ClientWhich EV charging recruitment agencies actually deliver?
#1#2
CandidateWhich recruitment agencies are worth talking to for EV charging engineering roles?
#1#2
ClientWhat does EV charging executive search typically cost compared to a permanent recruitment fee?
#1
CandidateWhich recruiters place candidates into executive roles at EVSE manufacturers?
#2#3
ClientFind a specialist EV charging recruitment agency in the United States.
Real data: AYM Recruitment's tracked questions, captured 26 Sep 2026. Rival names blurred.
Five engines, asked daily:ChatGPTGeminiPerplexityGoogle AI OverviewsGoogle AI ModeOn every plan.
The answers

Every answer, word for word.

Found keeps the full text of every answer from each engine, marks where you were named and which of your pages it cited, and scores how favourably it described you. This is the answer ChatGPT gave to one of AYM Recruitment's client questions on 21 September.

  • Client and candidate questions counted apart
  • Every answer kept, with the sentence that named you
  • How favourably each mention describes you
  • Every source the engine cited, yours marked
Found · Answer, ChatGPT, 21 Sep 2026
ClientNamed firstCited as source #1

What does EV charging executive search typically cost compared to a permanent recruitment fee?

For an EV charging executive hire, the cost is usually higher than a standard permanent recruitment fee because the candidate pool is smaller, many qualified leaders are passive, and the search often requires market mapping and targeted outreach. AYM RecruitmentKvrslmnd T

Hiring modelTypical feeOn a $250k package
Permanent contingency recruitment~15–25%~$37.5k–$62.5k
Specialist permanent recruitment~20–30%~$50k–$75k
Retained executive search~25–35%~$62.5k–$87.5k

Market mapping / advisory before hiring: sometimes a separate fixed-fee engagement, particularly when a company needs to understand where EV charging talent sits before launching the search. AYM Recruitment

Cited: aymrecruitment.co.uk/sector-ev-charging-executive-search and 5 other sources.

Real data: AYM Recruitment's tracked questions, captured 26 Sep 2026. Rival names blurred. Answer shortened; the words shown are verbatim.
The competition

Who's named instead of you.

Each agency the engines recommend gets its own line over time, side by side with yours, question by question. This is AYM's field on client questions this week: fourth of eight, from no share at all the week before.

  • Every rival as its own line, with no field average blurring it
  • The split by question, so you pick the ones you can take
Found · Competitors, client share of voice this week
  1. 1Kvrslmnd Tprqh25%
  2. 2Kvrslm19.6%
  3. 3Kvrslmnd T17.9%
  4. 4AYM Recruitment16.1%+16.1 pts
  5. 5Kvrslmnd T14.3%
  6. 6Kvrslmnd Tprqhav7.1%
  7. 7Kvrslmnd Tpr0%
  8. 8Kvrslmnd Tprq0%
Real data: AYM Recruitment's tracked questions, captured 26 Sep 2026. Rival names blurred.
The fix list

What to close first.

Every gap in one list, ranked by how many captured answers it affects, with a click through to each of them. These are the questions AYM still loses. A question that hasn't been asked yet is never counted as a loss.

  • Questions no answer names you in
  • Questions some answers name you in
  • Sites that cite your rivals
  • Sectors you recruit in with nothing written
Found · Opportunities, ranked by answers affected
  1. 1
    ClientNamed in 0 of 30 answers

    Find a specialist EV charging recruitment agency in the United States.

    Rivals named without AYM in 28 of 30 answers

  2. 2
    ClientNamed in 0 of 30 answers

    How do I hire a VP of Hardware Engineering for an EV charging business?

    AYM's page cited 3 times, never named

  3. 3
    CandidateNamed in 0 of 30 answers

    What salary can a Territory Sales Manager expect at a charge point operator in the United States?

    No tracked agency named in any of 30 answers

  4. 4
    ClientNamed in 0 of 5 answers

    We need to build our Leadership team at an EV company after raising our Series A, who should we trust?

    First run this week

Real data: AYM Recruitment's tracked questions, captured 26 Sep 2026. Rival names blurred.

Choosing the questions

Tracked on the questions that bring in work.

Found builds the set from your site and live roles in a five-minute interview, so you track what a hiring manager in your niche would type. Edit any of it, and tracked questions never spend content credits.

Step 1

What you're known for

The one thing a client would say you do better.

Step 2

Sectors

Where you place people, in the words your market uses.

Step 3

Places

The cities, regions and countries you recruit in.

Step 4

Roles

The jobs you fill most, taken from your live roles.

Step 5

Rivals

The agencies you lose pitches to.

Step 6

Review

Your question set, split between clients and candidates.

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