Md Monirul Islam | Freelancer Portfolio Item #444033

Screenshot 1 – Brand Rankings (LLMrefs) ● This dashboard shows brand visibility for a keyword across AI search engines (like ChatGPT, Gemini, Claude, Perplexity, etc.). ● The graph at the top compares the ranking lines of different brands over time (until 16 Aug 2025). ● Below the graph, there’s a ranking list: ○ Astra (wpastra.com) is ranked #1 with 94% share of voice, position 1.5, and mentioned in 45 sources. ○ ThemeIsle (themeisle.com) and GeneratePress (generatepress.com) follow closely with 91% share of voice. ○ This shows how often brands appear in AI answers for the tracked keyword. 👉 Meaning: Astra is dominating AI-generated recommendations for WordPress themes, while ThemeIsle and GeneratePress are strong competitors. Screenshot 2 – Prompt Explorer (LLMrefs) ● Keyword tracked: “best WordPress theme”. ● This shows questions/prompts users ask and how AI models respond. ● Example prompts: ○ “What are the highest-rated WordPress themes for small businesses?” ○ “Show me some WordPress themes that are easy to use for beginners.” ● On the left, you see which AI model answered (ChatGPT, Gemini, Google AI, Claude, etc.). ● On the right, metrics like brands mentioned and sources used are shown. 👉 Meaning: This helps identify what exact prompts are driving mentions of brands in AI answers. Screenshot 3 – Source Rankings (LLMrefs) ● Still under the same keyword (best WordPress theme). ● Here, you see which content sources (URLs) AI models most often cite. ● For example: ○ WP Rocket blog is ranked #1 with 24.2% mention rate, mentioned by 5 brands. ○ AgentWP, Astra’s site, Nitropack, Seedprod, ElegantThemes, WPBeginner, WPForms are also in the top sources. ● The mention rate shows the percentage of times a source was cited in AI responses. 👉 Meaning: Content from WP Rocket and AgentWP is highly referenced by AI when recommending WordPress themes. That means these sites have strong influence in AI-driven visibility. Screenshot 4 – Dashboard (First Answer) ● This belongs to First Answer, another AI visibility tracking tool. ● Total prompts tracked: 10 ● Total responses: 162 ● Total mentions: 22 (how often your brand or source was cited in responses). ● Best performing prompts (based on visibility %): ○ “Can I track where my keywords rank without leaving [platform]?” → 68.75% visibility ○ “Is there a tool that helps me write SEO-friendly content?” → 31.25% visibility ● Lowest performing prompts: Some have 0% visibility, meaning your brand wasn’t mentioned at all. 👉 Meaning: This dashboard shows how well your brand is being picked up in AI answers, highlighting strong and weak prompts. Screenshot 5 – Monitored Prompts (First Answer) ● This digs deeper into prompt-level performance. ● Prompts listed with: ○ Responses: How many AI answers were collected. ○ Mentions: Times your brand was mentioned. ○ Visibility %: Share of answers that included your brand. ○ Average Position: Ranking position of your brand in AI answers. ● Example: ○ “What’s the best way to find and fix SEO issues on my site?” → 18 responses, 2 mentions, 11.11% visibility, avg. position 9. ○ “Can I track where my keywords rank…” → 17 responses, 13 mentions, 76.47% visibility, avg. position 2.77 (strong result). 👉 Meaning: This view shows which prompts are giving your brand high visibility vs low/no visibility, helping you optimize content strategy. ✅ In summary: ● LLMrefs (Screenshots 1–3) → Focuses on brand visibility, prompts, and source rankings across AI search engines. ● First Answer (Screenshots 4–5) → Tracks prompt-level performance, brand mentions, and visibility percentage for SEO and content optimization.