GEO Monitor
The GEO Monitor tracks how AI search engines like ChatGPT, Claude, Perplexity, and Gemini reference your brand.
Setting Up Prompt Tests
- Navigate to the GEO Monitor tab
- Click Add Prompt
- Enter a search query your audience might ask
- Run the test across AI platforms
- Mentioned — your brand (or a configured name variant) appears in the answer, matched on whole words (so "Geo" is not matched inside "geology").
- Cited — your domain appears among the answer's real citation sources.
- Prominence — recommended, featured, a passing mention, or absent.
- Sentiment and competitor share — how the brand is framed versus competitors.
- Mention likelihood: Share of the engines (that returned a grounded answer) that mentioned your brand
- Per-platform results: How each AI system responds, with citation links
- Competitor mentions: Who else appears in responses
- Recommendations: How to improve visibility
- Test prompts your target audience actually uses
- Include transactional, informational, and comparison queries
- Run tests regularly to track changes
- Focus on high-intent prompts first
- Create content that directly answers the prompt
- Add structured FAQ sections
- Build entity authority through consistent information
- Get mentioned on authoritative sources
How measurement works
Each prompt is sent to the four engines with live web search enabled — so results reflect what the AI search experience actually surfaces today, not what the model recalls from training. We then measure, per engine:
If an engine call fails or returns no grounding, it is shown as Unavailable — never scored or filled with a placeholder. We measure ChatGPT, Claude, Perplexity, and Gemini; we do not measure Google's SERP "AI Overview" feature.
Understanding Results
For each prompt, you'll see:
Best Practices
For effective GEO monitoring:
Improving Your Visibility
If your brand isn't appearing: