AI visibility overview

The AI Visibility Overview is the first dashboard view to read when you want the full picture.

It combines four areas: AI Search, SEO, Search Console, and Google Analytics. Together they show whether AI systems name you, whether your site supports the answer, and which pages already have search or visitor signals.

AI Search shows how prompt runs perform. Look for AI visibility score, mentions, average position, and model rows.

This is the closest view to "are we showing up in AI answers?"

SEO and backlinks give context. They help explain whether the site has enough authority, clean pages, and support signals.

These signals do not replace prompt evidence. They help explain it.

Search Console adds demand context when connected. It shows clicks, impressions, CTR, average position, top pages, and top keywords.

If it is not connected, CLEA should say that data is missing.

Google Analytics adds behavior context when connected. It shows active users, engagement rate, sessions, key events, and channels.

Use it to understand which pages people already use.

Read the top signals before scrolling into detail. This keeps the overview useful instead of overwhelming.

Mentions show how often your brand is named in prompt answers.

Sources show which domains AI systems read or named in the answer.

Competitors show who gets named instead of you or next to you.

Movement shows whether the current period is better or worse than the previous period.

The best reading order is simple. Start with AI Search, then check SEO context, then check Google data if it is connected. After that, scroll to readiness and sentiment.

AI readiness is built into the overview. It checks whether your site is easy for AI systems to reach, understand, and trust.

New users should inspect this early.

AI sentiment lives lower in the overview. It checks how AI systems describe your brand or page.

Use it when you want a direct trust check.

The overview is not only a report. CLEA can read the hidden dashboard context files behind these views and explain movement in plain language.

Look at the current AI Visibility Overview.
Explain what changed, what data is missing, and which next action is most useful.
Use simple language and point to the evidence.