See which competitors AI answer engines cite, for which prompts, and with what wording — the gap research that shows where you are absent.
Compare our citations to our top 3 competitors across "ai marketing agent" prompts.
Eleven prompts have a competitor cited and us absent. The wording the engine uses for the top competitor — "the platform for solo founders" — is the claim we need to contest. Six gaps are schema fixes; five are content rewrites.
An ai citation tracking template compares who AI answer engines quote against who they skip. It runs the prompts your buyers use, records which competitors appear, for which question types, and with what wording. The output is a gap map — the prompts where a competitor is quoted and you are not — so the fix work has a target instead of a vague sense that "AI does not mention us."
A research procedure that runs a fixed prompt set across engines, records which competitors are cited, and maps the prompts where they appear and you do not. The output is a gap list, not a leaderboard — the point is to find where to focus the fix work.
For each prompt, record which competitors appear, how often, and with what wording. Aggregate by question type — definitional, commercial, evaluation — because the competitors cited differ by type, and the fix work differs too.
Run each prompt five to ten times per engine, record the share of answers where each competitor is mentioned, and report the trend. Single runs are noise; the share over many runs is the signal that points at a real gap.
A list of prompts where a competitor is cited and you are not, grouped by question type, with the wording the engine uses to describe them. That wording is the clue — it tells you what the engine thinks that competitor is for, which is the claim you need to contest.
The agent pulls your tracked competitors and prompt set from workspace Knowledge, runs the prompts across engines, and writes the gap map to Sheets or Notion. It pairs with the AI visibility baseline so the baseline measures your share and this template explains the competitor presence.
The prompts your buyers use, sourced from real conversations.
Agent records which competitors appear and with what wording.
Prompts where a competitor is cited and you are not.
Gaps feed the extractability audit and FAQ rewrite.
Outputs a gap map, not a leaderboard
Captures the wording engines use to describe competitors
Groups gaps by fix type so the work has a target
Pairs with the baseline and the fix templates
Run a fixed prompt set across engines repeatedly, record which competitors appear, and aggregate by question type. The gap is the prompts where a competitor is cited and you are not — that is where the fix work goes.
A prompt where a competitor is quoted and you are not, plus the wording the engine uses to describe them. The wording is the clue — it tells you the claim you need to contest.
Monthly for the prompts that map to revenue, quarterly for the long tail. The competitor set shifts as new entrants appear, so revisit the tracked list each quarter.
The ones that appear in your buyer prompts, not the ones you compete with on classic SERPs. AI answer engines surface a different set — track the ones they actually cite.