Why report samples matter
A public sample explains what users will receive before they spend credits, while keeping real customer report links separate from SEO pages.
Evidence
Redacted GEO Diagnosis Report Sample
A redacted GEO diagnosis report sample helps buyers understand the final output without exposing customer data. It should show scope, question buckets, platforms, mention rate, Top3 exposure, competitor gaps, source attribution, answer evidence, and action recommendations.
Last updated: 2026-07-05/GEO Lens public guidance
Report sample structure
| Module | Public sample content | Excluded content |
|---|---|---|
| Scope | Questions, platforms, rounds, collection time | Internal task IDs |
| Metrics | Mention rate, Top3, source coverage | Unreviewed claims |
| Competitors | Competitor appearance and source patterns | Sensitive notes |
| Evidence | Example answer snippets and source types | Private raw data |
| Actions | Website, FAQ, case, comparison, contact fixes | Ranking guarantees |
Flow
- 1Scope
- 2Metrics
- 3Competitors
- 4Evidence
- 5Actions
How samples support AI search
Structured samples with tables, FAQs, and methodology notes are easier for AI systems to understand and cite accurately.
Frequently Asked Questions
Will private reports be indexed?
No by default. Real report shares can contain customer business data and should not be treated as SEO landing pages.
Can a sample include answer evidence?
Yes, but only redacted example snippets and source types should be shown publicly.
Is a report a ranking guarantee?
No. It is sampled diagnostic evidence and an action plan, not a guarantee of AI recommendation or search ranking.
Review the sample before running your own diagnosis
Understand report scope, evidence, and recommended actions first.
Methodology note
Real customer report shares should stay password-aware, validity-aware, and non-indexable by default. Public samples must use redacted or example data.