Track Your Brand Mentions in ChatGPT

There's a growing list of them, but they're not all built the same. The tools worth using pull four things at minimum: mention rate, share of voice against real competitors, cited sources, and sentiment - not just a single blended "score" that tells you nothing actionable. Mentionly covers all four, plus turns the gaps into an actual to-do list through Content Gaps and Recommendations.

Start with a baseline so you know where you actually stand, then go after two things: the prompts where competitors show up and you don't, and the sources ChatGPT keeps citing in your category. Publishing content that answers those specific gaps, and getting mentioned on the sites ChatGPT already trusts, is what moves the needle - not guessing.

It's the percentage of your tracked prompts where ChatGPT actually names your brand in its answer. Mentioned in 15 out of 50 tracked prompts puts you at 30%. On its own, that number is useful, but it means a lot more once you can see it next to your competitors' scores on the same prompt set - which is exactly what Mentionly's Share of Voice view is for.

Yep - you add the competitors you want to watch, and Mentionly checks them against the exact same prompts it's checking you against. That way you can see who's winning which conversations, not just how you're doing in isolation.

Mentionly runs your tracked prompts on a regular schedule, so you're looking at real trends over time instead of a single snapshot that could just be an off day for ChatGPT. You can check the current refresh cadence on the pricing page.

Google rankings are about where a webpage lands on a results page. ChatGPT doesn't have a results page - it just gives an answer, and your brand is either in it or it isn't. That's a different game entirely, and it's why a regular SEO rank tracker won't catch what's actually happening to your brand inside ChatGPT.