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The Report page generates a comprehensive, presentation-ready AI visibility report that you can download and share with your team, clients, or stakeholders. It distills all your Anymorph data into 11 structured sections — from your GEO Score to strategic action items.

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Report Sections

The report is organized into 11 sections, each designed to tell part of your AI visibility story.

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Section 01: GEO Score

A visual gauge (color-coded by grade) showing your overall GEO Score with letter grade: Below the gauge, six sub-score bars break down how the overall grade was calculated:

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Section 02: Executive Summary

A written overview of your brand’s AI visibility performance, including:

• Key findings — The 3—5 most important takeaways from the analysis
• Strengths (shown with green upward arrows) — Areas where you are performing well or improving
• Weaknesses (shown with red downward arrows) — Areas that need attention or are declining

What it means for you: This is the section to read first and share with executives who want the bottom line without the details. It is AI-generated based on your actual data, so it is always current and specific to your brand.

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Section 03: Key Metrics

Three gauge visualizations side by side:

• Visibility Score — Your overall AI visibility percentage
• Share of Voice — Your competitive market share in AI conversations
• Average Sentiment — The overall sentiment of how AI engines describe you

How to read it: Green gauges mean you are in good shape. Amber means there is room to improve. Red means that metric needs urgent attention. Compare these three gauges month-over-month to track directional progress.

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Section 04: Competitive Landscape

• Brand ranking — Where you stand vs all tracked competitors, with scores
• Competitor donut chart — A visual breakdown of how Share of Voice is distributed across your brand and competitors

What it means for you: This section answers “Are we winning?” at a competitive level. If your slice of the donut chart is growing, you are capturing more of the AI conversation. If it is shrinking, competitors are outpacing you.

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Section 05: Platform Performance

A bar chart showing your visibility score on each AI engine, plus coverage percentages. This tells you which engines are your best performers and which are lagging. How to use it: Identify your weakest engine and look at the Visibility page’s engine breakdown for specific optimization guidance. Even a small improvement on a weak engine can significantly boost your overall GEO Score.

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Section 06: Search Intent Distribution

A bar chart breaking down your visibility across four intent types: What it means for you: Balanced intent coverage means your brand appears at every stage of the customer journey. If you are strong on informational but weak on commercial, users discover you but do not see you when they are comparing options — and that is where buying decisions happen.

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Section 07: Citation Analysis

• Citations table — Domains that cite your content, with count and position data
• Mention context snippets — Excerpts showing exactly how AI engines describe you when they cite your pages

What it means for you: The citations table shows your strongest pages. The context snippets reveal the narrative AI engines are building around your brand. Read them carefully — are they telling the story you want told?

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Section 08: AI Response Analysis

• Position distribution — How often your brand appears at position 1 (first mentioned), position 2, position 3, etc. in AI responses
• Average position — Your average mention position across all responses
• Average word count — How much AI engines typically write about you per mention

What it means for you: Position 1 mentions are exponentially more valuable than position 5 mentions (this is the PAWC principle). If your average position is 3+, you need to improve your content’s authority to be recommended earlier in AI responses.

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Section 09: Query Performance

Two lists:

• Top performing queries (green) — Queries where your brand is consistently mentioned positively. These are your wins.
• Needs improvement queries (red) — Queries where your brand is absent or mentioned negatively. These are your action items.

How to use it: Take the “needs improvement” list and use it as a brief for your next batch of GEO Pages. Each red query is a specific topic where you are losing to competitors.

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Section 10: Strategic Recommendations

A prioritized list of AI-generated recommendations based on your data. Each recommendation includes:

• What to do
• Why it matters
• Expected impact

What it means for you: This is your action plan. Start from the top (highest priority) and work down. These recommendations are data-driven — they are based on the gaps and opportunities found in your specific metrics, not generic advice.

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Section 11: Action Items

Numbered, specific actions you can take immediately. These are more tactical than the strategic recommendations — think “Create a GEO page targeting ‘best X for Y’” rather than “Improve commercial intent coverage.”

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Download Options

Export your report in two formats:

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Regenerate Button

Click Regenerate to create a fresh report using the latest data. Report generation may take a moment — a progress indicator shows the status. Use this after a significant period of new data collection or after publishing a batch of new GEO pages.

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