People increasingly ask an assistant instead of typing into a search box, and the answer names a handful of companies. This section shows whether the client brand gets in there, which assistant crawlers visit their site, and how many people actually arrived from answers. Not musing about the future of search, but three things you can measure.
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The crawlers that answer questions and the crawlers that collect text for training are different groups, and you decide about them separately.
Screen recording: the share of queries that mention the brand, the log of assistant crawler visits, and sessions from answers on a line of their own in the analytics.
Against the list of queries that matter to the client, every 7 days the system checks whether the brand appears in the answers and in what company. You see more than a yes or no: you see who is named alongside.
Assistant crawlers come for the content of a page either when someone has asked a question, or in advance so they can quote it later. The log shows who came, what they read, and whether access has been closed to them by mistake.
A click through from an assistant answer is an ordinary session with a recognisable source. The section shows these separately so the channel is visible in the report rather than dissolving into direct traffic.
For an assistant to quote you, it needs something to quote. Pages get markup as one connected graph, the site gets a separate file with a product description and a page map, and every article and landing page gets a Markdown version.
The section needs no infrastructure work: a list of queries and the client site connected is enough.
The ones the client should be found and named for.
Answers are collected and read for mentions of the brand and its competitors.
Who came, what they read, whether access is closed.
Sessions from answers on a line of their own in the analytics and in the client report.
Ad accounts hand over their statistics through your own OAuth apps. The system puts them into one picture, agents look for what to change, and only what you approve gets changed.
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Against the list of queries that matter to the client, every 7 days, answers are collected and read for mentions of the brand and the competitors named beside it. The history is kept, not just the latest snapshot.
In its source: the click comes from recognisable answer engine addresses. The section shows those sessions on a line of their own so the channel is visible in the client report.
Open access for the crawlers that answer questions, connected markup across the pages, a separate file with the product description, and Markdown versions of the pages. The system publishes all of that for its own site and checks it on client sites.
Yes, they are different groups of crawlers, and you decide about them separately in the machine access settings.
The first 14 days are free on any plan and you do not need a card to start. The crawler log starts filling up on day one.
14 days on any plan, no card needed to start. After the click: a three-field form and the workspace.
