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Prompt group results show how your brand appears across the prompts inside a group. Use this page to understand mentions, competitors, citations, sources, and recommendations for one topic.

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What prompt group results show

After a prompt group runs, Serpy shows the results for the prompts being tracked. You can use these results to understand:
  • whether your brand is mentioned
  • which prompts include your brand
  • which prompts miss your brand
  • which competitors appear
  • which websites are cited
  • what sources matter for the topic
  • what content or source opportunities Serpy recommends
This helps you understand where your brand stands for a specific topic.

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Summary metrics

The top of the prompt group shows a summary of the group’s performance. These metrics help you quickly understand how visible your brand is across the tracked prompts. Common things to review include:
  • visibility
  • average position
  • citations
  • competitor mentions
  • source coverage
Use these numbers as a quick snapshot before reviewing the detailed tabs.

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Prompts tab

The Prompts tab shows the prompts inside the group. Use it to see which questions are being tracked and how your brand performs on each one. This is usually the best place to start when reviewing a prompt group. Look for prompts where:
  • your brand is missing
  • competitors appear often
  • your brand appears lower than expected
  • the answer suggests a content gap
  • the answer cites sources you are not listed on
These prompts often lead to good content or source opportunities.

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Citations tab

The Citations tab shows when your website or owned URLs are cited in AI answers. A citation means your website was used as a source or reference. If your brand is mentioned but your website is not cited, you may need stronger content around that topic. Use citations to understand which pages are supporting your AI visibility.

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Sources tab

The Sources tab shows websites that are cited or used across the prompt group. Sources can include directories, review sites, publications, competitor websites, partner pages, and your own website. Use this tab to find places where your brand may need a stronger presence. If the same third-party sources appear often, they may influence how AI platforms understand the topic.

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Competitors tab

The Competitors tab shows which brands appear alongside yours. Use it to understand:
  • who appears most often
  • how often competitors are mentioned
  • where your brand is missing
  • which competitors are stronger in the topic
  • which brands AI platforms seem to recommend
This can help you improve positioning, content, and source coverage.

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Raw answers

Raw answers show the actual AI responses behind the results. Use raw answers when you want to understand exactly how a model answered a prompt. They are useful for checking:
  • why your brand was or was not mentioned
  • how competitors were described
  • which sources were used
  • whether the answer included outdated or incorrect information
  • what kind of content may be needed
Raw answers are especially helpful when a result looks surprising.

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Recommendations

Prompt group results can lead to recommendations. Recommendations may include:
  • content to create
  • sources to get listed on
  • opportunities to improve visibility
Use recommendations when you want Serpy to turn the results into practical next steps. When reviewing a prompt group, start broad and then go deeper.
  1. Review the summary metrics.
  2. Open the Prompts tab.
  3. Find prompts where your brand is missing or weak.
  4. Review competitors.
  5. Check citations and sources.
  6. Read raw answers for important prompts.
  7. Use recommendations to decide what to do next.

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Tips

Do not only look at whether your brand is mentioned. Also check where it appears, how competitors are described, and which sources are being used. Use raw answers when you need more context. Review sources regularly. They often show where your brand may need stronger third-party presence. Create content from prompts where your brand is missing or where competitors are being recommended instead.