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Purpose

The Public AI Search Report is a read-only, shareable dashboard that gives anyone a high-level view of a brand’s AI search visibility. It allows customers to share key insights - such as share of voice, competitor analysis, and actual AI responses - with clients, executives, or team members without requiring them to log into Athena. This page solves the problem of distributing findings. When a pitch analysis completes, this URL serves as a clean, presentation-ready deliverable that anyone with the link can view.

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What’s on the page

Page header Shows the brand’s logo and name, ensuring the viewer knows exactly which brand the report is tracking. Includes a “Copy link” button. Report header Displays the “AI search preview report” title, the audit date, and a “Powered by AthenaHQ” link. Landing page CTA If this report was generated via a public marketing tool, a banner appears reading “Track this brand across every AI surface.” It invites viewers to “See pricing” or “Book a demo.” Zero mentions notice If the report finds absolutely no mentions for the brand or its competitors across all responses, a notice explains that these zeros are an accurate finding, not an error - meaning models answered with general advice instead of recommending brands. Metric cards A row of four summary numbers at the top of the report:
  • Share of voice: “The percentage of mentions your brand receives compared to all brands. Click for details.”
  • Brand mentions: “Percentage of AI responses that mention your brand. Click for details.”
  • Responses analyzed: “Total AI responses collected and analyzed for this report”
  • Models tested: “AI models queried while building this report”
Share of voice A donut chart and ranked legend comparing how often AI mentions the tracked brand versus each configured competitor. AI model performance A ranked bar list showing how frequently each specific AI model (e.g., ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini) mentions the brand. Positive brand traits A radar chart comparing the frequency of positive attributes mentioned in relation to the brand versus all competitors. (Hidden if there is no data to plot). Negative brand traits A radar chart comparing the frequency of negative attributes mentioned for the brand versus all competitors. (Hidden if there is no data to plot). Top citation sources A ranked list showing which domain URLs AI models cite most frequently when answering the tested prompts. Competitive landscape A ranked bar list displaying each brand’s (including the tracked brand’s) percentage share of all detected mentions. The tracked brand receives a “You” badge. Responses table A searchable list of every individual AI response collected during the analysis.
  • Model: The AI model that generated the response, alongside its product icon (e.g., ChatGPT, Claude, Perplexity).
  • Mentioned: Indicates if the tracked brand appeared in this specific response (“Yes” or “No”). If “No” but competitors were mentioned, the badge is highlighted in orange.
  • Competitors Mentioned: Stacked logos of any competitors named in the response. Hovering over a “+N” badge shows the rest if there are many.
  • Prompt: The specific prompt text sent to the AI model.
  • Response: A snippet of the raw AI response text. Search keywords are highlighted in yellow if a search is active.
Response Details drawer Clicking any row in the Responses table opens this side panel, revealing the full context of that single AI response:
  • Date: When the response was generated.
  • Model: The AI model used.
  • Prompt Type: The category of the prompt (e.g., Branded, Non-Branded).
  • Mentioned: “Yes” or “No” for the tracked brand.
  • Market Position: The numeric rank of the brand compared to competitors in the text.
  • Competitors Mentioned: A list of competitor chips.
  • Base Prompt: The original prompt template.
  • Variation: The exact variation of the prompt submitted to the model.
  • Response text: The full, unabridged answer from the AI, with brands and competitors highlighted.
  • Sources: A list of citation chips (e.g., “[1] example.com”) linking to referenced websites.
  • Organic Results / People Also Ask / Related Searches: These expandable sections appear only if the response came from Google AI Overviews and Google displayed those features alongside the answer.

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What you can do here

  • Copy link: Click the “Copy link” button in the top right to save the report’s URL to your clipboard for easy sharing.
  • Learn about metrics: Click the info icon on the Share of Voice or Brand Mentions cards to open a dialog explaining how the metric is calculated. Hover over the info icons on other cards for brief definitions.
  • Search responses: Type into the “Search responses” box above the table to filter the list for specific keywords in the prompt or response text.
  • View response details: Click any row in the Responses table to open the Response Details drawer for a deep dive into that answer.
  • Navigate responses: While the Response Details drawer is open, use the up and down arrow buttons in the top right (or your keyboard’s up/down arrows) to flip to the previous or next response without closing the drawer.
  • Visit a citation: Inside the Response Details drawer, click any numbered source chip (e.g., “[1] domain.com”) to open that webpage in a new tab.
  • Load more responses: Scroll to the bottom of the Responses table; the next page of responses will load automatically.
  • Try again: If the report fails to load, click “Try again” to re-fetch the data.
  • Create another pitch: If the report processing failed entirely, click “Create another pitch” to return to the creation flow (if you are an authenticated user).

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Data shown

The information on this page is generated from a single, completed pitch analysis. It represents the competitor list, the AI models tested, the prompts asked, and the actual AI answers received at the exact time the pitch was run.

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Common workflows

Share the report
  1. Open the public report URL.
  2. Click “Copy link” in the top-right corner.
  3. Paste the link into an email, Slack, or presentation to share it.
Investigate a specific AI response
  1. Scroll down to the Responses table.
  2. Type a topic or competitor name into the “Search responses” box to filter the list.
  3. Click a relevant row to open the Response Details drawer.
  4. Read the full text, noting highlighted brand mentions and checking the cited Sources at the bottom.
Understand brand’s AI visibility at a glance
  1. View the four metric cards (Share of voice, Brand mentions, Responses analyzed, Models tested).
  2. Click the info icon on Share of voice or Brand mentions to see the calculation methodology.
  3. Review the Share of Voice donut chart and Competitive landscape ranking for deeper context.

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Empty, loading, and error states

  • Loading: While the pitch is still running, viewers see a “Building your report” screen with a spinner. For live data, you may briefly see gray placeholder skeletons while charts and logos load.
  • Empty: If no positive or negative brand traits were detected, those radar charts are hidden. If the entire analysis found zero mentions for the brand and all competitors, a “Zero mentions” notice appears explaining the result. If a search matches no responses, the table reads “No responses found.”
  • Error: If the pitch analysis failed entirely, a “Report processing failed” screen appears. If data cannot be retrieved, a “Couldn’t load this report” screen shows a “Try again” button.
  • Linked from: This page is usually accessed via a direct link shared by an Athena user, or after completing a scan on the public landing page.
  • Links to: Links to external citation websites. If the landing page CTA is visible, it links to the AthenaHQ pricing page and demo booking calendar.

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Common support questions

Why are all the numbers 0%? If the AI models responded to your prompts with general advice, educational info, or completely unrelated products, neither your brand nor your tracked competitors were mentioned. The report displays this accurately with a “Zero mentions” notice. Can I reorder the cards or edit the competitors here? No. This is a read-only, public view designed for sharing. Changes to the layout or competitor list can only be made by authenticated users inside the main Athena app. Why do I see “Organic Results” on some responses but not others? The “Organic Results”, “People Also Ask”, and “Related Searches” sections only exist for responses generated by Google AI Overviews. Other models, like ChatGPT or Claude, do not output these features. Why doesn’t the search box find a word I know is in the table? The “Search responses” box looks through the data currently loaded into the table. Because responses load in batches as you scroll down, you may need to scroll further to load more rows before searching if you have hundreds of responses.