How to Filter Domains on the Semantic Map in AmICited

The panel to the right of the Domain Semantic Map is a domain filter and locator. It lists every domain that appears in your map, ranked by how many times it was cited, and lets you control which domains are shown.

Where to find it

It’s the DOMAINS panel on the right-hand side of the Domain semantic map card on the Dashboard. The header shows how many domains are currently shown out of the total (e.g. 916/916) with quick All · None toggles.

What the list shows

• Each row is a domain with its citation count — the number of times AI engines cited it across your prompts. In the example, amicited.com is flagged you with 56, followed by youtube.com (96), linkedin.com (63), semrush.com (49) and so on.
• Your own domain is highlighted with the you badge so it’s easy to find.
• The note at the bottom explains the coloring: “Top 8 domains by citations are colored; the rest are gray. Hover to locate, click to hide.”

How to use it

1. Search with the Filter domains… box to jump to a specific domain — handy when the list is long.
2. Hover a domain to locate its points on the map without changing anything else.
3. Click a domain to hide it, so you can declutter the map and focus on the domains you care about. Use None then re-add just your brand and one competitor to compare their footprints directly.
4. Use All / None to reset or clear the whole selection quickly.
5. Read the counts as a leaderboard — the domains at the top are the ones AI engines lean on most for your topics, i.e. the sources you’re competing with for citations.