Resources / Partnerships

Partnerships for useful AI search research

Work with Seenvero on a tutorial, a sector guide, or a focused research question. For creators, agencies, educators, and researchers.

Application-based · Access and benefits agreed per collaboration

Start with a question

Tell us what you want to investigate, who the work is for, and what you plan to publish. We can then discuss the access, support, and responsibilities the project would need.

Propose a partnership Read our methodology

What could we work on?

These are starting points for a proposal. The question, output, and collection scope are agreed for each accepted project.

Creators & educators

Explain how to read an AI visibility report

A written tutorial or recorded walkthrough that follows one question through its answer, citations, and follow-up work. Start with the fictional sample report or propose a collection suited to your subject.

Read the sample report

Agencies & consultants

Build a monitoring guide for a specific sector

Choose a sector, define the questions a team needs to answer, and explain how to review the results. A useful proposal names the intended reader, the decisions the guide will support, and the evidence it needs.

Explore question selection

Researchers & publishers

Investigate the sources behind a defined set of answers

Propose a bounded topic and compare the claims or citations that appear in a documented question panel. Agree the collection method, source review, and limits of any published conclusions before the work starts.

Explore citation review

What we agree together

Access and support: The platform access, usage limits, collection period, and practical support needed for the agreed work.
Research and publishing: Who collects and reviews the evidence, what can be published, and how sources and the collaboration will be disclosed.
Distribution and commercial terms: Any promotion through Seenvero channels, fees, sponsorship, or referral arrangements. These depend on the individual collaboration.

Send a proposal

A short brief is enough to start

Introduce your work. Include your name, organization, website or channel, and two or three relevant examples.
Describe the project. Name the question, intended audience, proposed output, and expected timing.
Set out what you need. Tell us about any platform access, data collection, review support, or commercial arrangement you want to discuss.

Email your proposal

Opens your email app with a brief template. You can also write to hello@seenvero.com.

Before you apply

Who can propose a partnership?

Creators, educators, agencies, consultants, publishers, and researchers with a relevant project or audience are welcome to get in touch. We review each proposal for fit.

Do I need a large audience?

Tell us who your work helps and why the idea is useful. Include examples that show your subject knowledge and approach.

Will I receive free access or payment?

Platform access, usage limits, fees, sponsorship, and any referral terms are discussed separately for each project. Sending a proposal does not enroll you in a free-access, paid, or commission program.

Can I publish independent findings?

We agree the publishing approach before work begins, including attribution, disclosure, and any confidential material. Findings should accurately reflect the evidence and its limits.

What happens after I send a proposal?

The Seenvero team reviews your proposal and contacts you if there is a suitable opportunity to discuss. We confirm the project scope and individual terms before a collaboration starts.