Where the engines look when they answer about you
The exact third-party pages AI engines pulled from while answering your prompts, ranked by how often they came back to each one.
What it is
A ranked map of the sources behind the answers. Every time an engine cites something while answering one of your prompts, we record the URL. This panel groups those citations by platform and names the specific pages the engines keep returning to, with your own citation count beside them for comparison.
When to use it
When you want a target list rather than a score. If one YouTube video is cited twenty times answering your buyers' questions, that video is the thing standing between you and the answer.
Step by step
- 1Open Analyze. The panel sits above the citation tabs, under Where the engines look.
- 2Read the headline: the most-cited source, and how often your own pages were cited across the same answers.
- 3Work down the platforms. Each row shows total citations and how many distinct pages that covers.
- 4Open the specific URLs. A page cited repeatedly is a page the engines trust on your topic.
What you will see
Platforms ranked by citation count, each with its most-cited pages, the number of times each was cited, and which engines cited it.
Measured, never manufactured
It never says you are absent from these pages. We did not fetch them, so we do not know whether you appear. The frame is comparative and fully measured instead: here is what the engines cited, here is how often they cited you, from the same sampled answers. Ranked by citation count rather than page count, because a source the engines return to is a stronger trust signal than one they touched once.
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