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Glossary
Plain meanings for the terms you'll see across the dashboard, in alphabetical order.
- AI citation
- An AI answer that links to a website as one of its sources. "Your" AI citations are answers that link to your site.
- AI mention
- An AI answer whose text names your brand.
- AI platform
- One of the AI products the dashboard reports on, each with its own column: usually ChatGPT, Gemini, Google AI Mode and Google AI Overviews, and on some accounts others such as Perplexity.
- Average position
- Where your pages rank in Google's results on average. 1 is the top result, and 1 to 10 is the first page. Lower is better.
- Backlink
- A link to your website from another website.
- Branded search
- A search that includes your brand, your product names or your website, such as "Brightpath Coffee subscription".
- Click
- Someone clicking through to your site from Google's unpaid search results.
- CTR (click-through rate)
- Clicks divided by impressions: the share of people who saw your page in results and clicked it.
- Domain rank
- A score from 0 to 1,000 for how strong a website's own links are. Higher is stronger.
- Editorial source
- A website AI cites that is neither yours nor a tracked competitor's, such as a review site, forum or publication.
- Est. (estimated)
- A number worked out rather than counted directly, such as the split between branded and non-branded clicks. Read it as a close guide.
- Impression
- One of your pages appearing in someone's search results, whether or not they clicked.
- Key page
- A page your program is built around, with its own target keywords.
- Market
- A country or language your account covers. Accounts with more than one can switch between them in the header.
- Non-branded search
- A search that doesn't name you, such as "best coffee subscription". These come from people who may not know you yet.
- Organic traffic
- Visits from Google's unpaid results, as opposed to ads.
- Pts (percentage points)
- The difference between two percentages. Going from 30% to 33% is a rise of 3 points.
- Referring domain
- A website that links to yours. Ten links from one website count as one referring domain.
- Sample
- A badge on a section that has no data of its own yet. It goes away once your data arrives.
- Sentiment
- Whether an AI answer talks about a brand positively, neutrally or negatively.
- Share of voice
- Your share of all the brand mentions in AI answers to your tracked questions.
- Site section
- A folder of your site, such as /blog/, counted as one row.
- Target keyword
- A search a key page is meant to rank for. The primary keyword is the main one.
- Top 10
- Positions 1 to 10 in Google's results: the first page.
- Tracked competitor
- A competitor agreed for your account, compared with you on the AI Visibility tab.
- Tracked question
- A question people in your category ask AI assistants, chosen for your business, whose answers the AI Visibility tab reports on.
- vs prev 90d / vs last year
- The change against the 90 days before, or against the same 90 days a year earlier.