AI Visibility Reports

Give stakeholders a clear account of what your AI visibility sample showed, what changed and what your team plans to do. A useful report includes evidence and scope alongside the headline metrics.

Feature · Updated 5 September 2026

Open with the business question

State the audience, buying task, engines and date range. Describe any changes to prompts or coverage before showing a trend. That context helps a client distinguish a measurement change from a possible visibility change.

Include a small evidence appendix

Attach representative answers with prompts, timestamps and available source links. Explain what counts as a mention or recommendation. Mark illustrative examples as examples, and do not imply a sampled result covers every buyer conversation.

Close with decisions and owners

List the page corrections or research tasks justified by the findings, who owns each one and when it will be reviewed. Keep observed referrals and business outcomes separate from visibility metrics. Check your plan for available sharing and export options.

Using this in Seeqly

Start with a campaign and review the questions against the audience you want to understand. Inspect individual results before sharing a summary. See the campaign planning guide for a worked approach.

Coverage, run frequency and account limits depend on your plan. Check current pricing for the available options. Monitoring records answers under particular conditions; it does not guarantee recommendations or traffic.

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