See the cited pages
Move from a domain to the exact URL. Discover which articles, landing pages or profiles appear as sources.
What’s behind the answer?
An AI answer can point to a review, an article, your website or a social profile. See the pages it cites, and the answers they appear in.
Source analysis is included in every paid plan.
Northline websiteYour website182citations
LinkedInSocial source74citations
YouTubeSocial source46citationsFolio128Tempo96Mosaic61
Find the places worth a closer look.
Cited sources add context to the way AI presents your category. Explore the specific pages, rather than guessing which websites might matter.
Put each source in context
Open the answer connected to the citation. A page about your brand can still appear in an answer that mentions a competitor.
Prioritise your review
Use the evidence to guide a content review or a closer look at how your brand is described across the web.
A frequently cited comparison page can be a useful place to begin your review. Check what it says and which questions lead an assistant to cite it.
A few good questions.
Is a citation the same as a brand mention?
No. A citation is a link used as a source. A mention is your brand’s name in the answer text. aiwrness measures them separately.
Can I see social profiles?
Yes, when they appear among the sources cited in the collected answers.
Does this show everything a model has learned?
No. It shows the sources returned with the answers in your analysis, not the model’s training data or every influence on its response.