NZ's Tracksuit snaps up Aussie AI visibility-tracking start-up

How does your brand appear on the main AI platforms? Hall says it has answers.

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PremiumUpdatedChris KeallTechnology Editor/Senior Business Writer·NZ Herald·20 Jul, 2026 05:00 PM4 mins to read‌Tracksuit co-founder Connor Archbold. Photo / Dean PurcellTracksuit co-founder Connor Archbold. Photo / Dean PurcellBrand-tracking firm Tracksuit has used some of its $42 million war chest to buy Hall, a Sydney-based start-up that says it can help people “understand and measure how your business and website appear in the millions of questions people are asking AI”.Terms weren’t disclosed.

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