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Share of Voice
How your brand’s mentions compare to every tracked competitor in the same AI answers.
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Overview
Share of voice compares how often your brand is mentioned versus all mentions of brands you track - you and your configured competitors - across the same prompts and time window. It answers “Of the branded mentions in this slice, what portion is us?” rather than “In how many responses did we appear?”
Use the same date range and filters as elsewhere so SoV stays comparable to visibility and position. Configure who counts as competition in Competitors; incomplete competitor sets can skew share.
High visibility but low share of voice usually means others earn more mentions in the same conversations - you show up, but they own more of the named-brand airtime.
Higher SoV means you capture a larger fraction of brand mentions among tracked brands in scope. It is not the same number as visibility % (responses) and can move differently when one answer mentions multiple competitors multiple times.
Split of influence
SoV shows who occupies the branded portion of AI answers in your niche. It complements Visibility by revealing whether you are a footnote or a leading voice when models discuss your category.
Competitive pressure
A rival can drive down your SoV while your visibility stays flat if they earn more mentions per answer. Pair SoV with Position and Competitors to see who benefits from the same prompt mix.
Where to invest next
Use SoV trends to prioritize narratives, pages, and partnerships: connect shifts to Sources and Recommendations when you need concrete plays, not just score watching.
Visibility
How often your brand appears in AI answers to your tracked prompts-not relative share.
Position
How prominently you rank when you and competitors appear in the same answer.
Sentiment
How positively or negatively the model frames your brand when it mentions you.