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How to Read Your Prompts Overview Stats in AmICited

Understand the overview stats bar at the top of the AmICited Prompts page — Tracked, Cited, Not ranked, Avg rank, Runs and Engines — and what each number tells you about your monitoring.

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The row of stats at the top of the Prompts page is your monitoring at a glance — how many questions you track, how many earn citations, and how much work AmICited is doing behind the scenes.

The Prompts overview stats bar: Tracked, Cited, Not ranked, Avg rank, Runs, Engines

Tip
Read Cited vs Not ranked together as a scoreboard: in the example, 15 cited against 99 not ranked means the vast majority of tracked questions are still opportunities.

Where to find it

It’s the pill-shaped stats bar directly under the Prompts page title, above the Brand voice chart.

What each stat means

  • Tracked (e.g. 114) — the total number of prompts you’re monitoring.
  • Cited (e.g. 15) — how many of those prompts your brand gets cited for at least sometimes.
  • Not ranked (e.g. 99) — how many you’re never cited for yet. These are your opportunities.
  • Avg rank (e.g. #2.3) — your average citation position across the prompts where you do appear (lower is better).
  • Runs (e.g. 606) — the total number of times your prompts have been executed across all engines.
  • Engines (e.g. 4) — how many AI platforms your prompts are checked against.

How to use it

  1. Watch Cited climb and Not ranked fall. That movement is the clearest sign your AI-visibility work is landing.
  2. Sanity-check Tracked. Too few prompts and you’re not seeing the whole picture; add more to cover your space.
  3. Use Avg rank as a quality gauge. Being cited is good; being cited near the top (a low Avg rank) is better.

For the detail behind these totals, drop down to the Tracked prompts table and filter by Cited or Not ranked.

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