Your brand
Where you are named, where you are not, and what is behind each.
Every rival in Competitors opens onto a page that compares it with you. This is your own: the Overview’s four figures with how each moved since the window before, and then the two lists that turn a number into a place to look.
Reach it from the You row on the Overview’s Rankings, or from your own card under Settings → Competitors. It is not in the rail: it is your row, opened.
The figures
Visibility, share of voice, sentiment and average position, each against the same window immediately before this one. A change is shown only when both windows clear the sample floor; otherwise the tile says there is no earlier reading rather than inventing a rise from zero.
Where you are named, and where you are not
Two lists of questions, from the same prompt set the Overview measures:
- Where you are named — questions whose answers named you at least once in the window, best first, with the share of that question’s answers that did.
- Where you are not — questions whose answers never named you, most asked first. This is the work: the engines are answering these about your category without you in the answer.
Each list shows eight and links to the rest, which is the Prompts page under its Names you filter.
By model
Your visibility on each model, with the chats behind it. Models disagree, and a brand at 40% overall is usually a brand at 70% on one model and 10% on another; this is where that shows.
Sources behind your mentions, and sources that leave you out
The sites cited in the chats that named you, and the sites cited in the chats that never did. “Cited while naming you” is not “mentions you” — nobody reads the page — but the second list is a list of sites the models trust on your subject that are doing their work for somebody else. Both link to Sources under the same filter.
Recent chats naming you
The newest answers that named you, so the figures can be read against what was actually said. The Chats page holds the rest under Names you.