Skip to main content
Every figure in FullReach AI counts stored answers. The answer view opens one of them, so you can read what a platform actually said. It opens from every list of answers. The All Answers page lists them all. The others are a prompt’s answers, a source, a fanout, a product and an Action’s evidence.

The header

  • The platform, and the model it reported, when it reported one.
  • The market the prompt ran in.
  • The time of the collection, on your own clock, with its time zone. Every list of answers shows the same clock.

The question and the answer

The view shows the prompt. When the prompt’s persona has a sentence, Asked as shows the sentence that went in front of the question. See Personas. The answer follows word for word, as a logged-out visitor saw it in the platform’s own app, in a fresh session with no history. See How answers are collected. On a new project’s first day, an answer marked Preview is a preview answer instead. The first day says where it comes from. A preview answer that its platform’s own answers replaced is gone, and the view says so. Highlights mark every brand that the analysis found. How answers are analyzed says how. All answers to this prompt, in the header, opens the All Answers page for that prompt.

Brands

Each brand the answer names, with its place and its label: A brand that nobody monitors reads “Not monitored”. It counts in no figure. When the answer does not name this brand, the list says “Not named” beside it.

Fanouts, products and sources

  • Fanouts lists the fanouts the platform ran before it answered, in order. “No fanout ran” is a measurement. A platform that does not report its fanouts says so. An answer from a platform that reports them can still come with no fanout list. The view then says that the platform sent no fanout list with this answer, which is no statement that no fanout ran. See Fanouts.
  • Products shown lists the product cards, in order, each with its price and first store. See AI Shopping.
  • Sources lists the cited pages in the platform’s order. The answer’s own inline markers are not collected.
Previous and Next step through the other answers of the list that opened the view. The foot states the place of the answer in that list.

A failed answer

A platform can block a request or return nothing usable. That answer is a technical failure, and it counts in no figure. When Google shows no AI Overview for a question, the answer is “No AI Overview”. That is a fact about Google, not a failure, and it counts against no brand. Both show on the All Answers page.