Analytics

Query Explorer

Query Explorer connects your real search data to AI search, so you can see which of your keywords are most exposed to AI answers — and act before you lose the click. A real result Query Explorer works from your connected Search Console data — here's what real, connected page-level search data looks like once it's flowing in: AI Rankia — Search Console data showing pages, clicks, impressions, CTR and average position What it does When someone asks an AI engine a question, the engine quietly runs several related searches to build its answer. Query Explorer maps your existing ranking keywords against those AI queries, so you can see: - Which of your keywords are already feeding AI answers. - Where AI is likely to intercept clicks you used to win. - The specific questions behind each topic that you should be answering. How to use it 1. Connect your search data under Analytics ▸ Integrations. 2. Open Analytics ▸ Query Explorer for your brand. 3. Review the keywords most exposed to AI answers. 4. Send the highest-priority topics to Content to build or update pages that answer them. Tip: Prioritize keywords where you rank today but AI is taking over the answer — that's where you have the most to protect.

Page Intelligence

Page Intelligence shows how your individual pages perform across search and AI — and whether AI engines can actually see them. Every analytics feed lives on one page per URL: Search Console, Bing, GA4 AI traffic and Cloudflare bot crawls. A real result Here's what a fully connected site looks like: GSC clicks, GA4 sessions, AI-referral sessions (visits arriving from AI assistants) and AI bot crawl counts, plus a per-page breakdown table. AI Rankia — Page Intelligence overview showing GSC clicks, GA4 sessions, AI-referral sessions and AI bot crawls per page What you'll see - GSC Clicks & GA4 Sessions — your standard search and site-traffic numbers, with month-over-month change. - AI-ref sessions — visits arriving specifically from AI assistants (labeled by source, e.g. chatgpt.com). - AI Bot Crawls — how often AI crawlers actually visited your pages, proof they can reach you. - A per-page table (Path, Sessions, GSC clicks/impressions/position, Bing clicks/impressions, AI-ref, Bot hits) you can filter to articles only, or to pages with confirmed AI traffic. - An Ask AI box to query the data directly in plain language. How to use it 1. Connect your sources under Analytics ▸ Integrations — Search Console, Bing Webmaster, GA4 and Cloudflare. 2. Open Analytics ▸ Page Intelligence. 3. Sort by AI-ref sessions or Bot crawls to find your strongest AI-visible pages, or filter to pages with zero AI traffic to find blind spots. 4. Send weak pages to Content for a refresh, or flag crawl gaps for the LLM Readiness Audit. Tip: A page with GSC traffic but zero AI bot crawls is worth investigating — it may be blocked or simply never discovered by AI crawlers yet.

Web Mentions

Web Mentions tracks where your brand is talked about across the web — the coverage and conversations that shape both public perception and what AI engines learn about you. The three views - Summary — the big picture: how many mentions, overall sentiment, and how it's trending. - Details — every individual mention, with its source, context and sentiment, so you can read exactly what's being said. - Trends — how your mention volume and sentiment move over time, and around key moments. How to use it 1. Open Analytics ▸ Web Mentions and start with Summary. 2. Drill into Details to read the mentions that matter and spot new sources. 3. Watch Trends to catch spikes — good or bad — early. 4. Turn strong sources into citation targets in PR and Links. Tip: AI engines pay attention to what the web says about you. More high-quality mentions on trusted sites means stronger, more positive AI answers.

Connecting Your Data (Integrations)

Integrations connect your own analytics and search data to AI Rankia, powering Query Explorer, Page Intelligence and the organic numbers shown on Content ▸ Command Center. What you can connect - Google Search Console — your Google impressions, clicks and ranking keywords. - Bing Webmaster Tools — your Bing search performance. - Google Analytics 4 — your website traffic, including visits from AI assistants. - Cloudflare — crawl activity, so you can see when AI bots visit your site. - Merchant Center, Google Sheets, WordPress — additional sources depending on your setup, shown as connect/not-connected chips. How to connect 1. Open Analytics ▸ Integrations for your brand. 2. Choose a source and follow the secure sign-in to authorize it. 3. Once connected, your data flows into Query Explorer, Page Intelligence and your Command Center automatically — no separate setup needed. Note: Connections are per brand, so each brand can use its own accounts. You can disconnect any source at any time.