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Gemini sits on the same index that powers Google Search, plus the Knowledge Graph, which is Google’s structured record of real-world companies and products. When someone asks about a category, Gemini works out which entities the question involves and leans on the domains it already associates with them.
That makes entity clarity the thing worth measuring. If Google understands what your company is, what it sells and who it serves, you’re in the running. If your identity is muddled across the web, or Google still has you filed as something you stopped being two years ago, you’ll struggle to get recommended no matter how much you publish. This check looks at how clearly Google has you pinned down, not only where you rank.
We check how Google appears to understand your brand, not just whether your pages exist.
The questions your buyers would ask an assistant when they're weighing options.
Recording where you're named, where you're cited, and where neither happens.
So you can tell the difference between a content gap and Google not really knowing who you are.
Hear how early adopters of our LLM visibility tool use it for tracking AI citations, URL-wise reports, and improving AI visibility.
Quick answers to the most common questions about AI Search and Track My Visibility.
Yes for the first report, and we don’t ask for a card. Ongoing tracking is part of the paid plans.
It’s Google’s structured record of real-world things and how they connect. Gemini uses it to work out what a question is about, so being clearly represented there affects whether you’re considered at all.
All three are Google, all three are different surfaces. Gemini is the assistant app. AI Overviews is the summary on the results page. AI Mode is the conversational search tab. Each has its own tracker here.
It does. Clear schema markup makes it easier for Google to work out what your pages describe, which feeds directly into entity understanding.
Not immediately. Entity records update slowly, and stale categorisation is one of the more common problems we see on this platform.
Yes, across the same set of questions.
Make sure your description is consistent everywhere Google looks. Conflicting descriptions across your site, your profiles and third-party listings hold a lot of brands back here.