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AI Visibility overview page explained

Understand how to use the Overview page to monitor your brand’s overall AI search performance across engines, topics, and competitors.

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What it is

The AI Visibility Overview page gives you a high-level performance summary across all tracked search terms.

It aggregates data across:

  • AI engines

  • Topics

  • Tags

  • Queries

  • Timeframes

This is your command center for monitoring brand visibility in AI-generated search.


Why it matters

AI search results vary by:

  • Model

  • Time

  • Topic

  • Query phrasing

The Overview page helps you:

  • Track trends over time

  • Compare performance across engines

  • Identify competitive shifts

  • Spot volatility

  • Measure overall brand strength

Instead of analyzing individual search terms, this page shows the macro picture.


Filters & controls

At the top of the page, you can refine what data is shown.

Filter by:

  • AI Engine: View performance across all engines or isolate one (e.g. Gemini, ChatGPT, Perplexity).

  • Topic: Focus on a specific topic group.

  • Tags: Filter by custom term tags.

  • Queries: Narrow down to specific tracked search terms.


Time & aggregation controls

You can also adjust:

  • Timeframe: 24h, 7d, 30d, 3m, 1y

  • Aggregation: Hourly, Daily, Weekly, Monthly

  • Metric type: Average, Latest

These settings control how metrics are calculated and displayed.

You can expand Current Filters to see exactly what dataset you are viewing.


Summary metric cards

At the top of the page, you’ll see your core performance metrics based on the selected filters.

The main metrics include: Visibility, Sentiment, Position, Mentions, Detection rate, Citations and Top 3.

These reflect aggregated performance across the selected timeframe and filters.

Metric definitions and formulas are explained in: AI Visibility metrics explained (formulas & interpretation)


Brand performance over time

This chart shows how your brand’s performance changes over time.

You can toggle between metrics: Visibility, Sentiment, Position, Mentions, Detection rate, Citations and Top 3.

The chart includes:

  • Your brand

  • Top 6 competitors (based on selected metric)

Use this to identify:

  • Trend shifts

  • Competitive overtakes

  • Volatility

  • Sustained improvements


Topic performance

The Topic Performance chart shows how your brand performs across different topic groups.

For each topic, you can view: Visibility, Sentiment, Position, Mentions, Detection rate, Citations and Top 3.

This helps you identify:

  • Strong topic dominance

  • Weak coverage areas

  • Content or positioning gaps


AI engine performance

The AI Engine Performance chart compares how your brand performs across models.

For each AI engine, you can view: Visibility, Sentiment, Position, Mentions, Detection rate, Citations and Top 3.

This helps you understand:

  • Engine-specific bias

  • Differences between web-grounded vs training-based responses

  • Where your brand performs best

  • Where improvements are needed


Share of voice (mentions)

This chart shows how often your brand appears relative to competitors based on total mentions.

It includes: Your brand and Top 6 competitors.

This metric reflects narrative presence, how much your brand is discussed compared to others.


Share of citations

This chart shows how often your brand is cited relative to competitors.

It includes: Your brand and Top 6 competitors.

This reflects authority presence, how often your brand is associated with referenced or source-backed content.


How to use the overview page strategically

Use this page to:

  • Monitor overall brand momentum

  • Compare engine performance

  • Identify topic weaknesses

  • Spot competitor gains

  • Validate impact after content or PR campaigns

When you notice significant shifts, drill down into:

  • The Search terms table

  • The Search term detailed view

  • Competitors tab

  • Citations tab

The Overview page shows what changed.
The detailed views show why.

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