What your report measures
Your content: does AI actually read it
For a business built around video, a podcast or in-depth writing, that content is the shop window an AI sees. This section shows which content platforms the engine actually opened while answering questions about your field — and, for most businesses measured so far, whether any of it was theirs.
What it shows even when the answer is nothing
This screen does not go blank when there's nothing of yours to show — the absence itself is the finding. If an engine read a content platform ten times while answering about your field and never once opened your channel, that's ten questions someone else is answering in your place, and the report says so plainly.
Knowing a channel is yours needs your settings
Attributing a YouTube channel or a podcast feed to your business specifically requires you to tell us which ones are yours, in your account settings — we can see that an engine read "YouTube", but not that it read your video, until you connect the channel. This part of the screen comes with the paid plan.
What's designed but not measured yet
A row-by-row view of which customer question each piece of your content actually answers is designed into this screen but not built yet — it needs two things confirmed together (that a piece answers the question, and that the engine cited it for that question), and until both can be checked, no rows are shown rather than a guess.
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