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The thing is, SEO is no longer just about Google. It's also about ChatGPT, Claude, Perplexity. And even personally, 90% plus of my queries I make go to LLMs rather than Google. And soon, every search engine anyway will just be AI, including Google.
But here's the problem. Right now, you have no idea what these models are saying about you, or even if they're saying anything about you at all. Mentions fixes that. It tracks, analyzes, and helps you win visibility in the new SEO ecosystem.
So, let me show you how it works. It all starts with prompts, the questions that people are asking AI. You can add your own, or you can use the ones that we suggest. And Mentions runs your prompts daily across all LLMs, including ChatGPT, Google AI Overviews, uh, Perplexity, Gemini, even down to Meta and Grok.
And on this screen, you'll see a high-level overview of your prompts' average position, sentiment, and visibility. And you can even go down to the uh more granular view of uh individual LLMs.
But all that data is then rolled into your dashboard. And here's where everything comes together. You'll see trending data for your visibility score, which is how often your brand shows up, your sentiment score, which is how positive or negative the mentions are, and your share of voice, which is essentially how you stack up versus your competitors.
On the right-hand side over here is a real-time leaderboard showing you how you rank across your industry. You can also see how you perform on a platform-specific basis. So you can select it up here and see all the data refresh for that LLM specifically.
If you scroll down, every mention that your brand shows up for is included here, along with the model, the position, and the full chat context. So you can select each of these chats and see exactly how this model is talking about you for this prompt.
In the sources, we identify which URLs and articles the models are pulling from when they mention your brand or competitors. So, you can then reach out to those publishers, get mentioned in the articles that AI uses to generate those answers, you can improve your positioning and narrative, or just identify and create new content on the topics that AI is pulling this data from.
So, going deeper into your source analytics, you can filter down uh based on your date range, competitor, um, or just the model in general. And if you scroll to the bottom, you can identify what sources uh AI is pulling from on a more granular level. So you can see URL view, you can see a domain view, and finally the prompt view. So here you can see, oh, for this prompt, the Gemini is referencing all of these source URLs. You can then export this data and use it later on with a VA or similar.
But we don't just simply stop at showing you the data. We actually help you act upon it. So, our insights tab uh highlights key positioning insights, misalignments, and just general quick wins. For example, if an AI identifies your brand as something you're not, we'll show you where this issue is and how to fix it, along with a bunch of other insights needed to win prompts that you're not already showing for.
Now, going to competitors, Mentions detects competitors based on frequency of mentions, but you can also manage these, add to them, or just adjust this list manually.
Finally, on analytics, you can see how AI visibility translates into real traffic and behavior with data on AI traffic, your engaged sessions, your average session duration, a breakdown of where your traffic is coming from, different LLMs, as well as you can see traffic over time, your device breakdown, user activity trends, you can see where AI platforms are actually sending people on your website, you can see a breakdown versus country, um, and then in the table view as well.
So this is the first version of Mentions, and LLMs are already becoming the new search engines, and visibility in their answers will drive the next wave of customer discovery. And Mentions gives you the visibility and the tools to win this new SEO game. So try it now to see what AI really thinks of you.