No. Typing praise into a chat window does nothing lasting. One conversation does not change the answers other people get, and the next person who asks gets a reply built from public sources, not from your chat. To change what AI says about you, you change the evidence it reads on the open web.
Why chatting at the model does nothing
When you tell ChatGPT your brand is the best, it may be polite in that conversation, but it does not store that as a fact about the world. ChatGPT does have a memory feature, but it is personal to your account and is never shared with other users (OpenAI, memory and new controls for ChatGPT).
So the praise evaporates the moment the conversation ends. The next user asking about your category gets an answer assembled from sources the AI finds and trusts, which your chat never touched.
Where the AI actually gets its view of you
An AI forms its picture of your brand from two places: the data it was trained on, and the live web it searches when it answers. You cannot edit the training data, and you cannot rewrite the model's memory by talking to it.
What you can change is the public evidence. The articles, discussions, reviews, and coverage about you across the web are what the AI reads and reuses. Improve those, and you improve the answer.
What actually works
The reliable lever is external, verifiable evidence. Get genuine, accurate information about your brand onto the sources AI trusts: helpful community contributions, credible coverage, clear and consistent information across the web.
This is slower than typing a sentence into a chatbox, but it is the only thing that holds. The AI answers from evidence it can check, so better evidence is the path to a better answer.
Where to go next
For how the AI builds its answer, read how AI answers a question. For the bigger picture, see does AEO actually work.
