The My brand page
Your brand standing over time, split by platform, mapped by topic, and measured by customer type.
What the page is for
The Competitors page compares you to the market. Market > My brand looks inward: how AI talks about your brand, where you are strong, and where the blind spots are.
Your brand in AI answers
The headline card gives your current standing at a glance: how visible you are, how answers frame you, and how that has moved. It is the same data as the Overview stat strip, held together in one brand-centric view.
Your brand over time
A trend chart of your key metrics across scan history. This is where a content push, a product launch, or a competitor's campaign becomes visible as a line changing direction.
Mention activity
A feed of your brand's recent mentions across answers, so you can see the actual sentences where AI brings you up. Pair it with the answer log when you want the full chats.
By platform
Your visibility split across the platforms you track. Platforms behave differently: it is normal to be strong on one and absent on another, because each has its own sources and habits. A big split tells you where the work is. If one platform lags, read its answers and check which sources it cites; often it trusts a set of sites where you have no presence yet.
Coverage map
The coverage map crosses your topics with your platforms: for each combination, how visible you are. It is the fastest way to find structural holes, such as a topic where you are visible everywhere except one platform, or a platform that ignores one whole topic.
Holes in the coverage map are exactly what the topic-hole detector in opportunities is built to catch, so the map and your opportunity list usually agree.
Podiums
Podiums show the prompts where you place at the top of the answer: the questions you effectively own. Guard these. It is far cheaper to defend a podium with fresh, citable content than to win one back after a competitor takes it.
Visibility by customer type
If your project defines customer types, this card breaks your visibility down by who is asking. A brand can be highly visible for one audience and invisible for another; this is where that shows.
Reading rhythm
Weekly is the right cadence here. Check the trend, scan the coverage map for new holes, and confirm your podiums held.