About Progress Over Time
AI visibility isn't a one-time score — it moves with every model update, competitor push, and page you publish. Progress Over Time tracks every score, scan over scan, so you can see what's working, prove the lift, and know it's climbing.
Progress Over Time turns a pile of scans into a story — what you did, when it moved the number, and where the trend is headed. It's how you show a client, or yourself, that the effort is working.
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Example
You published new proof pages and earned a few citations last month. Progress Over Time shows the exact scan where AI Perception ticked up, which signals moved, and how much of the lift traces back to the work you did — so you can prove the effort paid off.
What's inside
01 · Score history
How are you trending?
Every headline score plotted scan over scan, so you can see the direction, not just today's number.
02 · Signal-level movement
What actually changed?
Which underlying signals rose or fell between scans, so a change in the top-line number always has a reason you can see.
03 · Before and after
Did the work land?
The lift between the scan before a push and the scan after it — the proof that a fix moved the needle.
04 · Competitor drift
Are you gaining or losing ground?
How your standing shifts relative to competitors over time, so you catch a rival's climb before it costs you the answer.
05 · Tracking schedule
How often does it run?
Set visibility to re-check automatically — monthly, weekly, or daily — so the trend keeps building without you remembering to scan.
06 · Kept across scans
Does history survive?
Your record persists scan to scan and rescan to rescan, so the trend is always intact and the story is never lost.
The goal is to make progress visible — so you always know whether you're winning, and can prove exactly what earned the gain.
How you use it
One record, watched over time.
If you set a schedule
visibility re-checks automatically, so the trend keeps building between audits.
If you publish a fix
the next scan measures the lift, tying the work you did to the number that moved.
If a competitor climbs
you see the drift early, in time to respond before it becomes their answer.
The goal is to make progress visible — so you always know whether you're winning, and can prove exactly what earned the gain.
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