Delivery evidence
Source: Delivery ledger and public URLs
Approved content, publication dates, placement URLs, attributes, traffic checks and replacement-cover status.
Public measurement method
Measure the baseline before claiming the result.
GeoLinks reports four evidence layers. Every report names its sources, dates, scope and important limitations.
AI citation visibility
Source: Ahrefs Brand Radar and recorded prompt checks
Mentions, cited pages, citation share and changes across seven supported citation datasets.
Search visibility
Source: Google Search Console and Ahrefs
Queries, impressions, clicks, landing pages, rankings, referring domains and relevant search movement.
Commercial outcomes
Source: Client analytics or CRM, when access is supplied
Qualified visits, enquiries, assisted conversions and revenue indicators agreed before delivery.
Comparable by design
Five steps in every measurement cycle.
01
Fix the scope
Agree the market, country, competitors, buyer questions and valuable pages.
02
Record the baseline
Save the prompt set, results, cited URLs, search data and collection date.
03
Log every change
Record publication, placement, technical change and approval dates.
04
Repeat comparably
Use the same prompt set, market and reporting window where the data source permits.
05
Make the decision
Separate correlation from causation, explain limits and set the next priority.
What the numbers do not prove
No agency controls search systems.
Citation and ranking movement can follow several changes. We do not present correlation as certain causation.
Provider coverage can change. Reports state which datasets were available on the collection date.
Commercial attribution depends on the client analytics supplied. Missing access remains visible as a reporting limitation.