domain.
How this example works
- Current window: the citations report with
entity: "domain". Rows arrive ranked byanswers(how many answers cited the domain), which is the most robust order. Take the top N. - Previous window: the same call over the same number of days before, all pages, so a domain that ranked lower last time still has a previous share.
- Join on
domainand subtract shares. A domain missing last time was 0 then: it’s new.
answers and citations rank slightly differently. answers counts distinct answers citing a domain; citations counts every link, so a domain linked five times in one answer has 1 answer and 5 citations. citation_share follows citations. Pick the one that matches your question and sort on it.What each row tells you
Variations
- Only third-party sources (the ones you can try to get onto): add
filter: owner is third_party. The shares then add up to 1 among third-party domains; see Where AI gets its answers. - Per engine:
group_by: ["platform"].rankrestarts within each engine, and rows arrive grouped by engine. - Pages instead of domains:
entity: "page", joined onpage. - Cited pages churn quickly. A large share of cited pages changes from month to month, so a single month’s move for a small domain is rarely meaningful. Look at the top of the list and at changes of more than a point or two.
Common follow-ups
Where AI gets its answers
Third-party sources by kind.
Owned citation share
Your total share and its change.