GEO needs numbers you can defend. MentionX measures the same buyer prompts on the same engines every week and calculates a Visibility Score in code with published weights, so before and after is a fair comparison.
GEO performance measurement tracks whether generative engine optimization is changing AI answers: how often engines mention and recommend you, in what position, and how often they cite pages tied to you, on the same prompts over time. MentionX combines them into a Visibility Score with published weights.
What's the best CRM for a 20-person B2B sales team?
For a 20-person B2B sales team, most reviews point to two CRMs. Kestrel#1 is the usual first pick, with quick pipeline setup and solid email sync. Pipewise#2 suits teams that want forecasting built in. Some teams also consider Halyard, though reviewers rate its pipeline tools lower.
An answer can name you, rank you and cite pages tied to you. Each feeds a different input to the Visibility Score.
Adds nothing: not named, not ranked, not cited.
…most reviews point to Kestrel and Pipewise.Vela CRM
Adds to Mention Rate only.
…Vela CRM also comes up as a newer option.
Adds to Mention Rate and to your average position.
2. Vela CRM is a good fit for small teams…
Adds to Mention Rate at position 1, the best possible.
1. Vela CRM is the best fit for a team of 20…
Each square below is one stored answer. Pick a rate to see what it counts; the Visibility Score combines Mention Rate, position and citation share with published weights.
Example data for an invented brand. Counts are calculated in code from stored answers; formulas are published on the methodology page.
GEO work takes time to show in answers. Weekly re-runs on the same prompts and engines make each week comparable with the last.
Choose the buyer prompts you'll measure and keep their wording stable.
Visibility Score, Mention and Recommendation Rate, position and citation share, per engine.
Start with prompts where AI names you without recommending you.
Publish, update or earn the source, then compare the next weekly scan with the baseline.
Share the score with its formula and the answers behind each change.
A score is only useful when you can explain what moved it. These patterns help.
You're mentioned more, but not picked more.
First move: Work the near-wins before chasing more mentions.
Recommendation RateEngines know you but don't cite pages tied to you.
First move: Publish pages engines can cite, and earn third-party sources.
Citation & Source IntelligenceYour work landed on that engine's sources.
First move: Report per engine so the change isn't overstated.
Cross-Engine MonitoringThe method changed between scans.
First move: Compare scans that share a scoring version.
MethodologyYou climb the shortlist, but the #1 pick holds.
First move: Read what engines say about the #1 pick.
Competitor TrackingAnswers per scan is prompts × engines, re-run 4 times a month. Spark and above include unlimited seats and competitors; Starter includes 3 of each.
The questions buyers ask before they start. Your first scan answers the rest with your own data.
Track how often AI mentions and recommends you, your position and your citation share on the same prompts over time. MentionX combines them into a Visibility Score.
0.4 × Mention Rate + 0.35 × normalised position + 0.25 × citation share, where normalised position = 1 − (average position − 1) ÷ the highest position in the scan.
Yes. Formulas and weights are published on the MentionX methodology page, and every scan records the scoring version it used.
Recommendation Rate for whether AI chooses you; Visibility Score for overall presence.
It varies by engine and source. Weekly scans on the same prompts show when answers change, so you can see it instead of guessing.
Yes. Every metric exports as CSV by brand, engine and prompt, and matches the dashboard.
Your first scan sets the Visibility Score, Mention Rate, position and citation share you'll compare every week after.