"Best MSP in Vancouver" is now a question put to ChatGPT, Perplexity, and Gemini, and the answer names three companies. SEOWings runs your clients' money questions across the engines on a schedule and records who gets named, and who gets cited as a source.
Each engine gets the same prompt panel: the questions your client's buyers actually ask. Mentions and citations land in the dashboard like rankings do, with deltas when they move.
A fixed set of buyer questions per workspace, run monthly across engines so the trend is real, not anecdotal.
Which of your client's pages the engines cite as sources. Cited pages are the new rankings.
When the engines cite a competitor's page instead, that page's topic goes in the content queue: publish what the machines want to quote.
Mention share against named competitors across the whole panel, tracked month over month.
| engine | mentioned | cited |
|---|---|---|
| perplexity | yes | yes |
| chatgpt | yes | no |
| gemini | no | no |
| ai overviews | no | no |
Nobody can promise your client a spot in a ChatGPT answer, and we don't. What we do: measure presence relentlessly, find the pages the engines already trust, and point your content budget at the gap. When the mention count climbs, it turns green, because it moved, not because the section is labeled "AI".