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Documentation Index

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The Overview is the first page you see after logging in. Think of it as your brand’s “mission control” for AI visibility — a single screen that tells you whether your brand is winning, losing, or holding steady in the AI-powered search landscape.
Overview dashboard

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Key Metric Cards

At the top of the page, four cards give you an instant health check on your AI presence.

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Visibility Score

A percentage (0—100%) representing how prominently your brand appears across all tracked AI engine responses. The badge next to the number shows the change compared to the previous period (e.g., +3.2% vs last week). This is your single most important number. If it is rising, AI engines are mentioning your brand more often and more prominently. If it is dropping, competitors may be gaining ground or your content may be going stale.

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Share of Voice (SOV)

Your brand’s share of total AI mentions compared to competitors, shown with a progress bar. If your SOV is 35%, that means your brand accounts for 35% of all brand mentions across tracked AI responses in your category. SOV is your competitive market share in AI conversations. Even if your visibility score is high, a low SOV means competitors are getting mentioned more. Track this weekly to see if you are gaining or losing share.

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Mentions Count

The total number of times AI engines mentioned your brand during the current period, with a change indicator showing the delta from the previous period. More mentions means more potential customers are seeing your brand in AI responses. A sudden drop could mean a new competitor entered the space or your tracked prompts need updating.

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Published Pages

The number of GEO Pages currently live on your domain, shown as a count with status indicators. Published pages are your primary lever for increasing visibility. More high-quality GEO pages means more opportunities for AI engines to cite your content.

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Visibility Trend Chart

A 7-day line chart (in blue) that plots your visibility score day by day. If data for future dates is pending (analysis still running), the chart shows a dashed prediction line so you can anticipate the trend direction.
Look at the overall slope, not individual days. AI engines are non-deterministic, so day-to-day fluctuations of 5—10% are normal. A consistent upward or downward trend over 5+ days is what matters.
How to read it:
  • Upward slope — Your optimization efforts are working. AI engines are picking up your content more.
  • Flat line — Stable, but you may need new content to break through.
  • Downward slope — Investigate: Has a competitor published new content? Have your tracked prompts changed? Is your Knowledge Base outdated?

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Competitive Ranking Card

Shows your brand’s visibility score alongside your top competitors in a ranked list. Each competitor displays their score so you can see exactly where you stand. What to look for:
  • If you are first, keep doing what you are doing and monitor for competitors closing the gap.
  • If you are second or third, check which engines your top competitor dominates — that is where to focus your optimization.
  • A large gap between first and second place often means the leader has significantly more citable content or stronger domain authority.

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Intent Opportunities Card

Displays the top 3—5 search intent opportunities where your brand has the highest potential for improvement. Each opportunity shows an opportunity score (0—100). What it means for you: These are your “low-hanging fruit” — queries where people are asking about your category but AI engines are not recommending you. Creating GEO Pages targeting these intents is the fastest way to increase your visibility score.
Prioritize opportunities with high scores first. An opportunity score of 80+ means there is significant search volume AND your competitors are weak on that topic — a perfect combination for quick wins.

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Recent Mentions Card

A live feed of the latest 5 AI responses that mentioned your brand. Each mention shows:
  • AI engine icon — Which engine generated the response (ChatGPT, Perplexity, Gemini, etc.)
  • Query text — The prompt that triggered the mention
  • Sentiment label — Color-coded: green for positive, gray for neutral, red for negative
  • Response snippet — A preview of what the AI said about you
Click any mention to jump to the full response in the Mentions page.
Pay special attention to negative sentiment mentions. Even one negative AI response can influence hundreds of users. If you spot a pattern of negative mentions, update your Knowledge Base with accurate information to correct the narrative.

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Generated Pages Grid

A visual grid of your GEO page thumbnails with color-coded status dots:
  • Blue dot (generating) — The AI agent is currently building this page
  • Green dot (deployed) — The page is live on your domain and available for AI citation
  • Red dot (failed) — Something went wrong during generation or deployment; click to retry
What it means for you: This grid gives you a quick visual check on your content pipeline. If you see many blue dots, pages are in progress. If you see red dots, address them quickly — failed pages are missed opportunities.

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Brand Info

Displays your brand identity as extracted during onboarding:
  • Company name and domain
  • Industry classification
  • Brand description
  • Target audience
Keep your brand info accurate and up to date. Anymorph uses this information to generate prompts, evaluate mentions, and create GEO pages. Outdated brand info leads to misaligned analysis. Update it in Brand Settings.

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Pro Tips for Marketers

Make the Overview your morning ritual. Glance at the four metric cards and the trend chart. If everything is green and trending up, you are on track. If something dropped, dig into the specific page (Visibility, Mentions, Performance) to understand why.
If you are ranked #3, set a goal to reach #2 within 30 days. Then create GEO pages targeting the intent opportunities listed on the same page. This gives you a focused action plan based on real data.
If your Recent Mentions suddenly show more negative or neutral sentiment, it could mean a competitor launched a new product, a review site updated their rankings, or an AI engine changed its training data. Act fast to update your Knowledge Base.
The Overview is designed to be a single-screen summary. Screenshot it for weekly status updates to leadership or clients. For a more detailed report, use the Report page.

Visibility

Dive deeper into engine-by-engine visibility trends and competitor comparisons.

What is GEO?

Understand how AI engines discover, evaluate, and recommend brands.

Mentions

Browse every AI response that mentions your brand.

GEO Pages

Create AI-optimized pages to boost your visibility score.