This view enables a lightweight exploration based on a set of generated prompts that cover all key attributes per analysis and common user intentions. Each prompt simulates a real user query — without mentioning any brands — and is sent to LLMs to identify the online sources they draw on when forming answers. By aggregating these sources, the page reveals the most influential websites and platforms contributing to how LLMs understand your category landscape.Documentation Index
Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.shareofmodel.ai/llms.txt
Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.
How prompts are generated
To ensure diversity and realistic context, prompts are generated across three user-intention types:| Intent type | What it captures |
|---|---|
| Information request | Educational or factual prompts emphasising expert, authoritative sources. |
| Media & social retrieval | Prompts based on news, opinion and social media — capturing public discourse. |
| Product purchase | Queries reflecting buying intent, surfacing retail and commercial sources. |
How the Influence Score works
Each source receives an Influence Score based on how frequently it appears and how prominently it is positioned across AI-generated responses. The formula combines two dimensions:- Frequency (75%) — how often a domain appears in responses.
- Position (25%) — how high that domain ranks in the list.
Why position matters more at the top
People look more at the top of any list, so the formula uses a curve that gives extra credit to websites in the first few positions — similar to how Google search treats the top of a SERP.Why this works well
- More frequent = more visible and likely more trusted.
- Higher position = more attention from users.
- Combined, both produce a strong picture of which websites users are most likely to see and trust in AI results.
Score interpretation
| Score range | Reading |
|---|---|
| 50–100 | Domain is frequently cited and appears in prominent positions. |
| 20–50 | Moderate citation frequency and/or positioning. |
| Below 20 | Limited presence or appears in less visible positions. |
Interface components
Top Influential Sources
Bar chart of the three most influential domains and their scores — immediate insight into market leaders.
Source Types
Pie-chart breakdown of source types (Specialist Blogs, News Media, Retail/Commerce, etc.) — understand the media landscape for your category.
Source Changes
Trend visualisation showing how source influence evolves — track shifting AI preferences and emerging influential domains.
Detailed source table
| Column | Description |
|---|---|
| Rank | Position in the influence hierarchy. |
| Domain | Source website. |
| Type | Category classification (News Media, Specialist Blog, Branded site, Retail/E-commerce, etc.). |
| Top Cited URLs | Most frequently referenced pages. |
| Influence Score | Average visibility metric. |
| SearchGPT & Gemini | Platform-specific performance indicators. |
In the Sources module, the analysis is not centered on brand mentions. The brand and competitor analysis parameters are not used in this section. Data collection prompts rely only on:
- the analysis category,
- the analysis attributes,
- the countries.
What’s next
Reddit Feed
Inspect Reddit conversations behind the scores.
Sources & Links (Search)
See sources and links inside the Search module.