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How your brand stands in AI answers

Sample data for a fictional company: the same views, cards and measurements your own panel fills from your own audit and monitoring runs.

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AI Reputation Score

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Labelled and auditable: every component links to the evidence behind it.

AI Site-Readiness
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technical readiness
of the site for AI
Measured answers
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this month, real AI answers
to your questions
Brand recognition
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no monitored question
names your brand

Citability layers

Readable–
Understood–
Cited–
Quotable–

Four-layer model. The weakest layer is usually "Quotable": content an engine can quote verbatim.

What now

the moves the data points to
OK
Nothing urgentMonitoring found no new problems.

Visibility trend
Today
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Category median
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    What it means: the line is your score across the engines in your plan; the shaded band is how much the engines move on their own, so a move inside it is noise, not news. Letters mark your own changes, "!" marks an alert, the dashed line is the median of your category. Observation, not proof.

    Share of voice vs competitors

    share of answers naming each brand, same questions, same runs
    BrandToday30 days agoChangeWhere it wins

    Share of the sources behind the answers

    which pages the engines read when they answer your questions

    Score per engine

    you vs category

    Engines and cadence

    what your plan measures, how often, and when the next measurement is due
    EngineScoreCadenceLast measuredNext
    Loads from live data.

    What to do: a low score on an engine your buyers use means the sources that engine reads do not mention you. The Citations view shows which pages win; the Action Center lists the moves.

    Questions covered

    how many of your questions have at least one engine naming you
    Today
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    4 weeks ago
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    on every engine in your plan
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    Position in your industry

    among companies audited by CitePulse

    What it is: your AI Reputation Score set against every company in your category that CitePulse has audited. The percentile says how many of them you are ahead of: 86 means better than 86% of them, 50 is the median. What it conveys: whether your visibility in AI answers is a strength or a gap against your peers, not a position inside the answers themselves. What to do: below the median, start with the Action Center; above it, protect the position with the questions competitors still win.

    0 percentile
    lowmedianleaders

    The position indicator loads live.

    Action Center

    done → measured, with the noise band

    Two kinds of work. “A third-party page wins”: AI builds the answer from a list, directory or review page, so get your company onto that page (a listing, a profile, a review, a mention), then mark Done. “Your own page can win”: AI answers from ordinary pages and yours is missing, so publish one page that answers the question with your facts (Draft Studio gives the structure), then mark Done. We measure the effect after each step.

    Observations, not proofs. We show what changed after your changes, together with how much the engines move on their own. We cannot confirm that your changes were the reason. This list is about pages the engines already fetch; if your page is not among the sources for a question, start with third-party pages.

    To do
    Loads from live data.
    In progress
    Loads from live data.
    Observed
    Loads from live data.
    I changed something else

    Record a change we did not propose. We take a snapshot of the page and compare the next runs against it.

    The legend loads from live data (noise band per engine, NOISE-1.0).