Your first run
A run is one full pass where AnswerScout asks every assistant on your plan all of your prompts, reads the answers, and scores them.
What to expect
- A run takes a few minutes to finish — each assistant has to search the web and answer every prompt.
- You’ll see progress update as it goes; the dashboard fills in once it completes.
- AnswerScout runs once per day automatically, so your trend builds over time. Your first run is the first data point.
Your visibility score gets more meaningful with a few days of runs behind it. The trend matters more than any single day — see The visibility score.
What you’ll see when it’s done
- Your visibility score for the day and how it breaks down.
- Each assistant’s view of your brand — who recommends you and who doesn’t.
- Where you stand against your competitors.
- The prompts that are working for you and the ones where competitors win.
- Citations — the web sources the assistants leaned on when answering.
Why the first day can look low
On day one you’re seeing a single snapshot. AI answers vary run to run, so AnswerScout smooths your displayed score across recent runs to filter out day-to-day noise. With only one run, there’s nothing to smooth yet — give it a few days before reading too much into the number.
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