Own pages

Which pages of this brand’s site the answers cite or read, and what the site’s logs and analytics add to each page.

An own page is a page on the project’s own website that an answer cited or read. The Own pages view lists each one with the answers behind it.

One page, one row

A page counts once, whatever tracking parameter, www. or trailing slash its URL carries. So https://www.example.com/pricing/?utm_source=chatgpt.com and https://example.com/pricing are one row.

The columns

Column	What it counts
Cited in	Answers that cite the page.
Read, not cited	Answers whose platform read the page and did not cite it.
Brand not named	Answers that cite the page but do not name this brand.
Crawler requests	AI crawler requests to the page, from the site’s own logs. See Crawler visits.
AI sessions	Visits that AI assistants sent to the page, from the site’s Google Analytics. See AI visits.

What the columns do not claim

• Only some platforms report the pages they read without citing them. The view names those platforms, and it shows the “Read, not cited” column only when one of them is in scope.
• The two last columns show only after their source delivered data. Before that, the view shows no column, because a zero would claim a measurement.
• A page that crawlers request and no answer cites still gets a row. That row is often the one to read first.

Cited, brand not named

An answer can trust a page of this site as a source and still name another brand, or none. The count of such answers shows where the site’s content supports an answer that does not credit the brand.