Tracked queries
The buyer questions we check you against on every scan.
A tracked query is a buyer question we run against ChatGPT, Perplexity, and Gemini on every scan. Your set of tracked queries defines what "visible" means for you: scans measure your citations against exactly this list.
Choosing them
We suggest about 15 from your category during setup. Add the ones you already know your buyers ask, keep what fits, and remove what does not. Keep between 5 and 15; below 5 the data is too thin to read.
Managing them later
On the Visibility page you can add a query, pause or resume one, or delete it. A duplicate warns first. Your plan sets a cap on active queries, shown on the page.
Auto-added queries
When a scan finds that you already cover most of your current tracked queries (you are cited, or you have already published against them) and you still have content quota left, Findable adds a few fresh adjacent buyer questions on your behalf so future scans keep finding new ground instead of re-running exhausted ones. These show an "auto-added" label in the list. They do not count toward your plan's active-query cap: they get up to 5 slots of their own, alongside the ones you manage, so a full query list never stops Findable from finding new ground. Pause or delete them like any other query, which frees the slot for the next one.