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Overview · Competitor · gillieandmarc.com · 29 Sep 2026

gillieandmarc.com: adjacent; on authority, close fight.

AI answers quote it on 0 of 30 questions tested on your subject.

5 sections not available yet C. What it ranks for and you do not (0), D. Head to head on the searches you share (0), F. Links (0), G. What it buys in Google Ads (0), J. How it wins in search, and in AI answers. Each one says why inside, and fills in as soon as its data is ready.

Threat
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Business match
52%
Its power /1000
303
AI answers citing it
0/30

Section A / KThe match

How close this business is to yours

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Is this domain fighting for the same customers as you?

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SimilarityDirect rival

Evidence

52 %overall match — adjacent

Products & services 43 %
Market —
Market segments 36 %
Buyer personas 40 %
Overall match 52 % adjacent

Section B / KSize

Its size and reach against yours

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How big and how strong is it next to you?

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Domain authorityContested ground

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4 / 4measures where it leads you · close fight

gillieandmarc.comart studio shop
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originaluniqueart.comyou
303
Domain authority /1000 1.3x their lead How much weight Google gives the whole domain.
236
8,964
Google visits /mo 60,977x their lead Estimated monthly organic traffic, everything the domain ranks for.
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1,720
Keywords ranked 1,720x their lead Every search the domain appears on in the Google top 100.
1
5.2
Visits per keyword 35x their lead Monthly visits each ranked keyword brings: bigger searches, or higher places on them.
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This domain is larger than yours on all 4 measures. Size is not a verdict: what it costs you is only the searches you actually share, which the next sections measure.

Of every hundred, between the two of you

Google visits /mo Of every 100 the two of you get together, 1 is yours and 99 are gillieandmarc.com's — 0.0 % of the pair's total is yours

Keywords ranked Of every 100 the two of you get together, 1 is yours and 99 are gillieandmarc.com's — 0.1 % of the pair's total is yours

Where it stands in your field of 91 competitors

the field · 0–743
median 323
you236
303gillieandmarc.com
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Domain authority /1000

#47 of 91

above 49 % of the field · with you in it, you would be #70 of 92
Google visits /mo

#69 of 91

above 24 % of the field · with you in it, you would be #92 of 92
Keywords ranked

#67 of 91

above 27 % of the field · with you in it, you would be #92 of 92

On the ground you share

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Its visits /mo from that ground — not collected yet
Its average position there 7.0 page one — the reader sees it before scrolling

Section C / KThe backlog

What it ranks for and you do not (0)

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What does it rank for that you do not, and what is worth writing?

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Keyword gapKeyword difficulty

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Not available yet Your searches are compared with your 15 closest competitors only (website settings, Competitors compared), and this one is not among them: raise that number to include it.

Section D / KThe fight

Head to head on the searches you share (0)

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On the searches you both rank for, who wins?

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PositionBuyer intent

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Not available yet Your searches are compared with your 15 closest competitors only (website settings, Competitors compared), and this one is not among them: raise that number to include it.

Section E / KAI answers

AI answers citing it instead of you (0)

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When buyers ask an AI assistant, is this domain quoted instead of you?

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GEOAI citation

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0AI answers collected so far quote this domain

Who gets quoted, across the 30 questions tested

0 You only · 0%
0 Both of you · 0%
0 Them only · 0%
30 Neither of you · 100%

Neither of you is quoted on any of these questions. The grey is the opportunity: no rival owns these answers yet, so the first genuinely quotable page takes them.

Section G / KPaid search

What it buys in Google Ads (0)

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What does it buy in Google Ads, and which of it do you not cover?

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CPCPaid gap

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Not available yet No Google Ads data has been collected for this competitor yet; it arrives with the next competitor collection of your Google Ads plan, with nothing to do on your side.

Section H / KYour pages

Where it turns up against your pages (0)

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Which of your pages does this domain compete with?

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SERPLink source

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None of your pages lists this domain as a competitor of its own — it competes with the website as a whole.

Section I / KThe offer

What it sells, and who to

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What does it sell, in which market, and to whom?

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SegmentBuyer persona

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4/4descriptions written — partly your buyers

Products & services 43 % — adjacent

large-scale bronze sculpturesgarden art and paintingsimmersive public installationswildlife conservation donations

Gillie and Marc Artistry & Conservation

Gillie and Marc provide contemporary bronze sculptures, interactive public art installations, and collectible artworks centered on wildlife conservation and global connection.

  • Public Art Commissions: Large-scale bronze sculptures and custom statues designed to create landmarks for cities and major projects.
  • Collectible Artwork Collection: A curated selection of limited edition prints, garden art, and paintings including special Sesame Street collaborations.
  • Interactive Public Exhibitions: Immersive installations like the Wild Table of Love that encourage public engagement with endangered species themes.
  • Wildlife Conservation Fund: A charitable mission where proceeds from art sales and donations directly support the protection of endangered animals.

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The Contemporary Public and Collectible Fine Art Market

Gillie and Marc operate within the contemporary public and collectible fine art market, specifically focusing on sculptural wildlife art.

Demand is driven by several distinct segments:

  • Urban developers and cities seeking "larger-than-life" landmark sculptures to create memorable destinations.
  • Private collectors looking for limited edition prints, paintings, and collectible bronze sculptures via online shops and exclusive VIP access.
  • Retailers, such as galleries and boutiques, acting as stockists for their work.

The market is shaped by trends toward interactive public installations and high-profile collaborations, like the Sesame Street collection. Competition includes other acclaimed public artists and studios providing large-scale bronze sculptures and garden art.

Market segments 36 % — different business

bronze sculptures for landmarksexclusive limited edition artboutique art inventoryart for wildlife conservationsmall sculpture gifts

Market Demand Segments

Urban Landmark Developers

Needs landmarks; buys large bronze sculptures; differs through high-budget, civic-focused impact.

Private Art Collectors

Needs exclusivity; buys limited prints and sculptures; differs via private VIP access.

Retail Business Partners

Needs inventory; buys stockable art pieces; differs as a B2B retail partner for boutiques.

Wildlife Conservation Advocates

Needs conservation; buys donations via art sales; differs by prioritizing environmental activism and impact.

Individual Gift Buyers

Needs gifts; buys small prints and sculptures; differs through low-budget, joyful gifting.

Buyer personas 40 % — adjacent

Urban Project DevelopersPrivate Art CollectorsRetail Business OwnersWildlife PhilanthropistsGift Enthusiasts

Urban Project Developers

Seeking iconic landmarks to create memorable community spaces and lasting public destinations.

  • Context: City planners managing large-scale urban developments.
  • Problem: Need for interactive, larger-than-life sculptures that leave impressions.
  • Triggers: New city projects or destination planning.
  • Objections: Complexity of installing massive bronze works.
  • Products: Large-scale public art and "Wild Giants."

Private Art Collectors

Enthusiasts looking for exclusive, limited edition pieces to expand their personal collections.

  • Context: Private individuals or growing collectors.
  • Problem: Accessing rare sculptures and private releases.
  • Triggers: New drops like Sesame Street or VIP announcements.
  • Objections: Limited availability of certain pieces.
  • Products: Limited Edition Prints, sculptures, and paintings.

Retail Business Owners

Boutique owners seeking globally recognized art to stock in their lifestyle stores.

  • Context: Gallery or boutique managers worldwide.
  • Problem: Finding unique, high-demand artwork for retail.
  • Triggers: Expanding product range with famous artists.
  • Objections: Becoming an official stockist.
  • Products: Artworks available for retail partnership.

Wildlife Philanthropists

Donors focused on protecting endangered species through art-driven activism and financial support.

  • Context: Environmental activists and conservationists.
  • Problem: Finding effective ways to fund wildlife protection.
  • Triggers: News regarding the Last Wildlife Fund.
  • Objections: Ensuring funds go directly to animals.
  • Products: Donations and charity-linked art sales.

Gift Enthusiasts

Individuals searching for joyful, meaningful presents that celebrate love, kindness, and adventure.

  • Context: Casual shoppers looking for unique gifts.
  • Problem: Finding high-quality art pieces online.
  • Triggers: New collections or seasonal gift drops.
  • Objections: Accessibility of fine art products.
  • Products: Small sculptures and limited edition prints.

Section K / KBackground

The company behind the domain

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Who is the company behind the domain?

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Gillie and Marc

Gillie and Marc are public artists and conservationists who create contemporary bronze sculptures, garden art, and paintings for cities, destinations, and private collectors. Their work, featuring the characters Rabbitwoman and Dogman, has been exhibited in over 250 cities worldwide, including New York, London, Sydney, and Paris.

The artists integrate wildlife activism into their practice through The Last Wildlife Fund, which has raised over $800,000 for endangered animals. Their notable projects include large-scale installations like the 36-foot bronze octopus at the World Trade Center Oculus and a collaborative collection with Sesame Street. In addition to public works, they offer limited edition prints and collectible sculptures through their online shop.

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