Who does ChatGPT think is the leader in your niche?
Traditional competitor analysis looks at backlinks and keywords. Texavor's LLM Tracker looks at Brand Authority. We query AI models to see who they cite as the "Top Experts" for your target topics.
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What is "LLM Share of Voice"?
This metric (0-100%) represents how often a competitor is cited as a primary authority by AI models for your specific niche.
- 100%: Cited as the #1 Absolute Authority.
- 80%: Top 3 contender.
- 20%: Rarely mentioned or hallucinated.
Setting Up Tracking
- Go to Competitor Analysis.
- Add Domain: Enter a competitor URL (e.g.,
hubspot.com). - Define Niche: Tell us the topic (e.g., "Inbound Marketing").
- Run Analysis: Texavor will query current models to see where this brand ranks in their "Knowledge Graph".
Strategic Insights
If a competitor has a high LLM Share of Voice:
- Their content is highly structured (Schema).
- They are frequently cited in "Grounding Data" (Wikipedia, high-tier documentation).
- They cover "Question keywords" comprehensively.
How to beat them: Use the AI Visibility Engine to find the specific questions they haven't answered, and write GEO-optimized content to steal that citation space.