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Use case

Share of Model Tracking

Measure your brand's share of AI-generated recommendations vs competitors.

Quick answer
Traditional Share of Voice metrics measure search rankings and ad impressions, but AI engines recommend only 3-5 brands per response. If your brand is not in that short list, you are invisible to AI-first buyers. Most companies have no established way to estimate their share of AI recommendations or compare it with competitors across engines and query types.
Expected outcomes

What you can achieve

Baseline
share of mentions per engine and competitor
Segments
view by engine and query type
Monthly
rerun to see the trend
3-5
brands per AI response (the visibility ceiling)
How it works

How to approach share of model tracking

1

Define your category queries

Write the prompts that define your market: recommendation queries, comparison queries, "best for" queries, and category exploration queries.

2

Baseline your Share of Model

Run each prompt several times in each engine. Count how often your brand and each competitor appear, and calculate a share for each engine.

3

Identify weak segments

Break the results down by engine, query type, and competitor. The segments where you are underrepresented are your highest-priority improvement targets.

4

Execute improvement actions

Strengthen your position in weak segments: improve content structure, build citations, add structured data, and fix technical access issues.

5

Repeat on a schedule

Rerun the same prompts and number of runs each month to measure the effect of your actions and notice competitive shifts.

6

Report to stakeholders

Summarise the sheet in a simple table of share by engine and competitor, with the method noted, so leadership can read the result as a directional benchmark.

The solution

How to approach it

You can estimate Share of Model with a sampling method. Define a query bank of category prompts: recommendation prompts, comparison prompts, "best for" prompts, and category exploration prompts. Run every prompt in each engine you care about, several times each, and record which brands appear.

The basic calculation is simple. For one engine, divide the number of answers that mention your brand by the total number of answers collected. Do the same for each competitor. Break the result down by engine and by prompt type to see where you are strong and weak. Sample sizes are small in a manual run, so treat the numbers as directional and compare like with like between rounds.

Repeat the run on a fixed schedule, such as monthly, with the same prompts and the same number of runs per prompt. The trend matters more than any single number. If the manual effort grows too large, AI visibility monitoring tools can run a query bank on a schedule and calculate the same ratios.

When you find weak segments, work the causes you control: content structure, third-party citations, structured data, and crawler access. The free AEO Platform AI-readiness check covers the technical-signal step only. It does not compute Share of Model or read live AI answers.

Example queries

Queries to monitor

“What is the best [category] tool?”
“Recommend a [category] solution for my business”
“Top [category] platforms in 2026”
“Which [category] company should I choose?”
“Compare the leading [category] providers”
FAQ

Share of Model Tracking FAQ

Relevant engines
Free AI-readiness check

Can AI crawlers read and cite your site?

Run the free check to see technical signals: AI crawler access, sitemap, llms.txt, schema markup, and FAQ and comparison pages. It does not read live AI answers. No account needed.