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How to Use the Tracked Prompts Table in AmICited

A walkthrough of the Tracked Prompts table in AmICited — the columns it shows, how to read each prompt's citations, visibility and rank, and how to search, filter and drill in to find where your brand is winning or missing.

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The Tracked prompts table is the heart of AmICited. Every question you track — the things real people ask AI assistants about your category — lives here as a row, with its performance summarized across the AI engines you monitor.

The Tracked prompts table in AmICited

Tip
Use the Not ranked tab above the table to jump straight to the prompts you’re invisible for — that filtered list is your content to-do list.

Where to find it

Open the Prompts section from the left navigation. The table fills the lower half of the page, under the overview stats and the Brand voice chart. Its header reads “114 prompts · refreshed on schedule,” with a Search prompts box and All / Cited / Not ranked filter tabs on the right.

What each column tells you

Each row is one prompt. Reading across, the table shows:

  • Prompt — the question text, with small badges beneath it for its schedule (e.g. DAILY, ONE_TIME), country (a flag), and any tag you’ve applied.
  • Engines — which AI engines this prompt is tracked against.
  • Runs — how many times it has been executed.
  • Citations — how many citations your brand earned for it.
  • Visibility — your visibility percentage for this prompt.
  • Rank — your average citation position when you appear.
  • Volume / CPC / Comp. — search-metric context (monthly search volume, cost-per-click, competition) to help you judge how valuable a prompt is.
  • Status — a badge such as CITED, NOT RANKED or PROCESSING.

How to work the table

  • Search with the box to find a specific prompt fast.
  • Filter with the All / Cited / Not ranked tabs to focus on wins or gaps.
  • Find the gaps. The NOT RANKED prompts are your actionable list — questions someone is being cited for, just not you.
  • Drill in. Click any prompt to open its detail page, where you can read the actual AI answers and see which competitors and sources were cited instead.

A simple workflow

  1. Switch to the Not ranked tab.
  2. Skim for prompts with real Volume — high-value questions you’re missing.
  3. Open a few to see what’s being cited instead.
  4. Tag the ones worth acting on, then generate content or adjust pages to target them.
  5. Come back after the next run and watch those rows change status.

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