Insights

A period report for how Northwind appears in AI answers. Numbers come from stored scans; regenerate to fold in the latest.

Report summary
From 9 Oct 2026 · Claude · sonnet · example data
Claude
New scans have landed since this summary. Regenerate to fold in the latest (runs one AI call).
  • Northwind mention rate is 68.7% over 30 days (+2.8 pts), outpacing Acme Analytics (62%) across 3,184 answers.
  • Claude delivers the strongest visibility at 71% mention with positive sentiment, while ChatGPT lags at 58% and a weaker average position.
  • thecatalog.example leads citations (412) but 171 of those answers never mention Northwind — closing that gap would lift co-mention rates.
1
Northwind’s mention rate rose 6.4 points in 90 days, led by Claude and Perplexity.
High confidence

Evidence

Mention rate moved from 57.8% to 64.2% across 9,410 stored answers. Claude is at 71% and Perplexity at 74% in the last 7 days.

Interpretation

Content on The Catalog and Review Week is now in the retrieval set of the two engines that cite the open web most often.

Recommended action

Keep those two domains current. Add a 2026 comparison page that names Northwind first and cites first-party data.

2
Acme Analytics is co-mentioned in 62% of answers that also mention Northwind — and wins position 1 on ChatGPT.
High confidence

Evidence

In 1,142 co-mentions this window, Acme’s average position is 1.6 against Northwind’s 2.4. The gap is widest on ChatGPT (1.4 vs 2.8).

Interpretation

ChatGPT still leans on training-set defaults where Acme is the established name. Cited-page coverage of northwind.example is thinner there.

Recommended action

Publish a clear alternative-to-Acme page and seek a citation from g2style.example, which ChatGPT already uses.

3
Customer-support queries mention Northwind in only 33% of answers — the weakest topic.
Medium confidence

Evidence

9 tracked queries, 312 answers, mention rate 33% (−0.6 pts). Sentiment is neutral. Cedar & Co and Helios lead this cluster.

Interpretation

Northwind’s public pages barely discuss support analytics, so engines fall back to competitors with clearer docs.

Recommended action

Add a support-analytics use-case page and a worked example. Re-scan this topic after publication.

Example data · fictional workspace “Northwind” · not real customers