Content teams
You publish all the time, but you can't tell which page to write next, or whether the last one changed a single AI answer.
See the questions where AI names someone else, the pages it pointed to instead of yours, and a suggested edit you approve and publish yourself.
What comes back
- Questions where AI answered without naming you, sorted by type: finding a business, comparing options, solving a problem, or asking about you by name
- The pages AI pointed to in its answers, yours and those of whoever got named instead
- A suggested page edit or block of site code aimed at one specific question
- Whether the page you published changed that question's answer, checked again after 14 days
How it works
- 01
We sort the questions by type
Losing a comparison is a different problem from never showing up when someone is looking for a business like yours. We count them separately instead of blending them into one number.
- 02
We save the pages AI pointed to
We keep the links each AI gave with its answer, in order, so you can see which page did the work when someone else got named.
- 03
We write one edit for one question
It's AI-written and always a suggestion. It waits for a person to approve it, and Ledger never publishes anything to your site.
- 04
You publish it, then we ask again
Fourteen days later, on the same AI assistants, for just the questions that edit was aimed at.
What this can’t do
- We can't tell you how many people asked AI a question last month. No one can see that without users agreeing to share their conversations, and tools that quote a number are estimating from Google search data.
- A linked page shows what AI used in one answer. It isn't a ranking, and it doesn't mean anyone clicked it.
- Suggested edits are written by AI. A person has to approve them, and they're marked as AI-written everywhere they appear.
Try it on your site
No email, no account, about two minutes.
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