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How to See Where Your Brand Shows Up by Platform in AmICited

Use the By Platform widget on the AmICited dashboard to see exactly where your brand showed up across Gemini, ChatGPT, Perplexity and Google AI Overview, with percentages and trend arrows.

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The By platform widget answers a simple question: where is my brand actually showing up? It breaks your presence down across each AI engine with a labelled bar, an exact percentage and a trend arrow.

The By platform widget on the AmICited dashboard

Tip
If one engine dominates your presence, you’re exposed to that engine’s model and sourcing changes. Aim for an even spread across all of them.

Where to find it

Scroll down the Dashboard to the By platform card, subtitled “Where your brand showed up.” In the example it lists Gemini 34.1%, ChatGPT 31.8%, Perplexity 29.5%, Google AI Overview 4.5%, each with a colored bar and a small change indicator (e.g. ▲ 34.1).

How it differs from the gauge breakdown

This is the fuller companion to the compact per-platform list next to the Visibility Score gauge:

  • The gauge breakdown is a quick glance while you read your score.
  • The By platform widget gives you the exact percentages, longer bars for easier comparison, and trend arrows so you can see movement per engine.

How to read it

  • The bars make the relative gaps obvious — here Gemini, ChatGPT and Perplexity are close, while Google AI Overview trails far behind.
  • The percentages are each engine’s share of where your brand appeared.
  • The trend arrows show whether your presence on each engine is rising or falling versus the previous period.

How to use it

  1. Prioritize the laggard. The engine with the lowest bar is your clearest growth target.
  2. Balance your exposure. If one engine dominates your presence, you’re vulnerable to its model or sourcing changes — work toward a more even spread.
  3. Filter to confirm. Use the All AI Models filter at the top of the page to switch the whole dashboard to a single engine and investigate why a platform is low — which prompts and sources are driving it.

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