AI search keeps changing SEO, so why is user intent still hard to read in GEO?
Charly Wargnier’s point: traditional SEO keeps evolving, but in GEO it is still hard to know what users really want. GEO means getting your brand mentioned and recommended in answers from AI tools such as ChatGPT and Gemini.
Intent is the need behind a question. For example, someone who asks an AI “which running watch under $300 has the longest battery life” is close to buying. Someone who asks “what is a smartwatch” is only learning. A brand that tracks only broad questions like the second one can miss the questions where buyers decide.
Which Dageno feature was Charly Wargnier responding to?
He quoted a post by Tim, Dageno’s founder, from the same day. Tim’s post introduced a new Dageno feature that does two things:
- Filters out low-value prompts. Prompts are the questions people type into AI tools.
- Finds high-volume alternatives based on real user demand.
Tim’s reason: most GEO strategies fail because they track prompts that nobody really asks. His post came with a product demo video of about 8 minutes.
Four days later, on May 19, 2026, Dageno announced High-volume Prompt Miner in a press release. It builds pools of high-value questions that buyers are likely to ask AI. Read the press release.
What does Charly Wargnier think of Dageno’s prompt analysis and team?
He thinks the prompt analysis is valuable because it is backed by data, and he rates the product and team highly:
That is exactly why Dageno’s data-backed prompt analysis is so valuable. A solid architecture and a v. sharp team!
“Data-backed” here means the prompts to track are chosen by how often real users ask them, not by guesswork. That is what Tim’s post describes.
Who is Charly Wargnier?
Charly Wargnier is an AI creator who shares AI tools and tips on X every day, with a focus on agents, LLMs and automation. He was a data scientist at Snowflake and Streamlit, and has about 182,000 followers on X (October 2026). In April 2026 he also tested Dageno on Samsung: see his Samsung test.
Tracking prompts that nobody asks? How to pick prompts with real demand
Start from how often people ask, not from the questions you guess they ask. Check the demand for each question, drop the ones nobody asks, and add the high-demand questions you missed. Dageno’s Prompt Volumes shows how often prompts are asked, and a free GEO report shows how your brand appears in AI answers today.
What is Dageno AI, and how can you try it?
Dageno AI is a GEO data platform. It shows how brands appear in AI answers on ChatGPT, Gemini, Google AI Overview, Perplexity, Grok and other AI platforms. Its market data covers 12,000+ niche markets and 3,000,000+ brands, and more than 3,700 B2B SaaS, retail and e-commerce, and agency teams use it.
Anyone can check how a brand performs in AI search for free on the Dageno homepage, with no login. To go further, see AI Visibility, run a free GEO report, or browse the full list of AI platforms.
Frequently asked questions
What is GEO?
GEO (Generative Engine Optimization) means improving how your brand is mentioned, cited and recommended in answers from AI tools such as ChatGPT, Gemini and Perplexity.
What did Charly Wargnier say about Dageno?
He said reading true user intent is a lasting problem in GEO, that Dageno’s data-backed prompt analysis is valuable, and that Dageno has a solid architecture and a very sharp team.
What does data-backed prompt analysis do?
It picks the prompts to track by real user demand: it filters out low-value prompts and finds high-volume alternatives.
Is there a free way to check my brand’s AI visibility?
Yes. Anyone can check how a brand performs in AI search for free on the Dageno homepage, with no login.
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