Measurement
AI Visibility Tracking
AI visibility tracking measures what AI engines actually say about your business: whether they mention you, whether they cite your website as a source, and whether they recommend you when customers ask who to call. It turns "are we showing up?" from a guess into a scored, tracked metric.
Why it matters
You can't fix what you can't see.
Traditional rank trackers tell you where a page sits in a list. They don't tell you whether ChatGPT names you when a homeowner asks for a contractor, or whether Perplexity cites your site or a directory you've never touched.
We run a fixed battery of real customer questions through the major engines every month, record who gets named and what gets cited, and trend it over time — for you and your competitors.
Scope
What the tracking covers
- A fixed battery of customer-intent questions for your market
- Monthly runs across ChatGPT, Gemini, Perplexity, Copilot, and AI Overviews
- Mention, citation, and recommendation scoring per engine
- Competitor tracking — who gets named when you don't
- Source analysis: which of your assets the engines quote
- Gap list: the questions where you should appear but don't
Process
How tracking works
- 01
We define the question battery with you — the ones that drive revenue
- 02
Each month we run the battery and record the raw answers
- 03
We score mention, citation, and recommendation per engine
- 04
You get the trend, the gaps, and the next evidence priorities
Related
Build the rest of the record.
- AI SEOManaged AI SEO that makes your business discoverable, understandable, and recommendable to Google and AI assistants. Evidence-first, measured monthly.
- AI Search OptimizationAI search optimization covering ChatGPT, Gemini, Claude, Perplexity, Copilot, and Google AI Overviews — one evidence system, every answer surface.
- Local SEOLocal SEO that wins the map pack and feeds the AI answer: Google Business Profile, reviews, citations, and location pages that engines trust.
- SEO ContentSEO content that answers real customer questions in the first paragraph — researched, structured, and engineered for rankings and AI citations.
Questions
Straight answers.
A mention is the engine naming your business in its answer. A citation is the engine linking to or quoting a source — your site, your reviews, your listings. Recommendations are the strongest: the engine explicitly suggests you.
You can — and it's worth doing — but answers vary by phrasing, location, and session. Tracking runs a consistent battery so month-over-month changes are real signal, not noise.
Yes. Knowing who gets named when you don't — and what evidence of theirs the engines cite — is the fastest way to find your gaps.