Game Gurus: AI visibility

How often four AI assistants named Game Gurus of Seattle, WA when asked buying-intent questions about video game retail store, against two competitors. Gaps like these put an estimated $410–$2,900 a year at stake for a typical US video game store.Measured 2026-08-04 against seattlegamegurus.com, using the method behind the AI Visibility Study.

The cost of not being visible

$410–$2,900 / yr

modelled for a typical US video game store

This range prices today's measured AI-referred share — and that share is climbing: consumer use of AI for local business recommendations grew from 6% to 45% in a year (BrightLocal, 2026), and among $150k+ households AI has overtaken Google as the starting point for local searches (Yext, 2026).

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Estimated using Census averages and AI traffic models, not actual company financials.

Game Gurus 69 / 100 Named in 22 of 32 answers, across four assistants
ReLoved Gaming and Electronics 47 / 100 Named in 15 of 32 answers, across four assistants
Fourth Emerald Games 16 / 100 Named in 5 of 32 answers, across four assistants

Key takeaways

Claude and Gemini each surfaced Game Gurus in 8 appearances, matching the visibility of its most-visible competitor.
Game Gurus achieved zero failed queries across all AI models tested.
Game Gurus maintains broader AI model coverage than Fourth Emerald Games, which appears only in ChatGPT results.

How to improve

Claude names Game Gurus most often, in 8 of 8 answers, while ChatGPT names it in just 3 of 8. Game Gurus finishes ahead of both competitors measured here, so the opportunity is widening its own reach rather than displacing a rival. On the site itself, the scan found no Open Graph tags and no a meta description; that is the lever this scan supports. No crawler is being turned away, so the change this scan supports is adding Open Graph tags and a meta description.

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