URLs

What it shows

Where Domains aggregates by website, URLs lists the specific pages that appeared as sources — a particular article, review, or product page.

Each URL shows how often it's retrieved over time and which brands it mentions, so you can pinpoint the exact content behind a trend in your metrics.

URL types

Each page is classified by the kind of content it is, which tells you what format the models favor for a given topic:

• Comparison — head-to-head comparisons between options.
• Product Page — a vendor's own page for a product or service.
• Article — general editorial articles and blog posts.
• Howto Guide — tutorials and how-to content.
• Homepage — the root page of a site.
• Discussion — forum threads and community discussions.
• Other — pages that don't fit the categories above.

Mentions

For every source it records, Vosapio also checks which brands are mentioned on that page — your own brand and any of your tracked competitors.

The URLs table surfaces this in two columns:

• Your brand mentioned — whether your brand appears on the source.
• Mentions — the full set of tracked brands mentioned on the source.

Reading these tells you, at a glance, whether a page is already working for you, talking up a competitor, or covering the whole field. It's also what powers gap analysis: a source that mentions several competitors but not you is a clear opportunity to pursue.

Retrievals

Retrievals is the total number of times this URL appeared as a source across all chats — a raw count of how often the models reached for this exact page.

Citation rate

Citation rate is the average number of inline citations to this URL per chat when it's retrieved as a source — how heavily the model leans on the page within a single answer.

Updated

Updated shows how long ago Vosapio last fetched the content of a source. Pages change over time, so this tells you how fresh the information behind a URL is.

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