Track your brand
in Grok.
Keep the web and X sources beside Grok’s answers. See when it names your brand, which competitors it recommends, and how those observations change.
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Grok now names you 3rd
Nike rankings over 7 daysOne chat tells you very little.
Ask Grok the same question three times and you can get three different answers. One spot check can’t show where you stand. A daily record can.
Trakkr asks every morning and keeps every answer, so your place comes from weeks of answers, not one chat.
Best running shoes for flat feet?
For flat feet, most runners do best in a stable shoe with firm arch support. The Brooks Adrenaline GTS 24 is the usual pick. The Nike Structure 25 is a close second: a softer ride, and it comes in wide. For longer runs, try the New Balance 860v14.
runrepeat.com, reddit.com, youtube.com and 1 moreEvery answer,
read for you.
Trakkr reads each answer the way you would: where it puts you, what it says about you and which pages it read. Then it keeps that reading, day after day.
See where Grok
puts you.
Every assistant ranks you its own way, so Trakkr keeps a separate record for each. Today Grok is where you’re strongest.
Know why Grok
changed its mind.
When an answer moves, Trakkr sets it beside the day before, finds the page Grok started reading, and drafts the fix.
See how fixes workBest stability running shoe?
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The best stability running shoes, tested
- PUMA ForeverRun Nitro
- Adidas Adistar CS 2
- Brooks Adrenaline GTS 24
Doesn’t name Nike
Best stability running shoe?
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Get Nike onto runrepeat.com’s guide
Grok cites it in 3 of 4 answers. Trakkr drafted the pitch.Read the web and X evidence together
Two kinds of sources, one answer.
Grok can search the public web and X. For brand monitoring, the useful distinction is which sources a particular answer exposes and what those sources say. Keep the answer date, model and search setting beside each observation.
A source change can suggest where to investigate. It cannot establish that a viral post, page edit or launch caused a ranking change. Check repeat runs and the supporting claim before choosing an action.
- The exact question and new-conversation context
- The model and search or DeepSearch setting
- Market, date and answer time
- Brand order and recommendation wording
- Exposed sources, separating X from web URLs
xAI documentation
Read the answer before changing the strategy
Four habits that keep one fast-moving answer from turning into the wrong plan.
Separate X and web sources
A cited X post and a cited web page are different evidence. Store the URL and source type alongside the exact answer.
Record freshness
Keep the answer time and source publication date when visible. A new post may appear in the source set without explaining why a brand moved.
Check repeat answers
A recommendation captured Monday may differ from Friday. Hold query and search settings constant and inspect several runs.
Read the supporting claim
Check what each exposed link supports and whether it names your brand, a competitor or only the category.
What Trakkr records
Every daily run keeps the full Grok answer, so each signal can be checked against the words behind it.
Brand mentions
Every time Grok names your brand in response to a buyer-intent prompt, across discovery, comparison, recommendation and support questions.
Cited sources
Whether Grok cited your domain, a competitor, a review site, a Reddit thread, or an X post. Keep the source set with the observed answer.
Competitor recommendations
Which competitors Grok puts first, which alternatives it lists, and where you sit on the recommendation order. Compare a fixed prompt set over time.
X / Twitter signal
Exposed X posts and threads, kept separate from web citations and tied to the observed answer.
Visibility trend
Keep mentions, recommendation position, citations and sentiment beside the score. Inspect the underlying answers when the trend changes.
Citation alerts
Notifications when Grok stops citing you, starts citing a competitor, picks up an outdated source, or repeats incorrect brand information. Inspect the answer evidence behind each alert.
Start with a useful check
A manual answer check measures what Grok said in that run.
Check the answer in Grok
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What are the best [category] products for [buyer need] right now?
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Compare [your brand] with [competitor] using current web and X sources.
Record what the run shows
In a new conversation, ask “What are the best [category] products for [buyer need] right now?” Then ask “Compare [your brand] with [competitor] using current web and X sources.”
Record the search setting, model, market, answer time, brand order and each exposed URL. A manual answer check measures what Grok said in that run.
The AEO checker inspects website readiness. It does not query Grok, score your X presence or confirm a Grok citation.
From questions to a daily record
Three steps from your domain to a record you can read every morning.
Add your brand
Enter your domain, review the buyer questions and choose the competitors you want to compare.
Run Grok daily
Trakkr queries Grok against your prompts every day. It records the full answer, cited URLs, X sources, competitor mentions, sentiment, and recommendation position.
Act on what changed
Inspect the answer and source URLs behind a changed citation or recommendation. Check repeat runs, choose the smallest useful action, and compare the next observations.
Keep a recurring Grok record. Add your domain to review the prompt set and start monitoring answers over time.
Compare plans and limitsGo deeper on Grok
Does Grok have citation alerts or notifications?
No, xAI does not ship them. Here is what teams actually do instead.
Read articleMonitoringMonitor Grok citations by hand
A controlled prompt and source-logging workflow before you automate monitoring.
Read articleStrategyHow to rank higher in Grok recommendations
Inspect source patterns and repeat recommendations before choosing an action.
Read articleDiagnosticCheck if Grok is citing your site
Direct prompt checks plus the long-tail variations you should test.
Read articleDefenseFix brand misinformation in Grok
When Grok is repeating something wrong about you, here is the playbook to correct it.
Read articleGrok conversation history and X account notifications are different from recurring brand tracking. To compare what Grok says about your company over time, run a fixed prompt set, preserve the answer and sources, then inspect material changes.
The Agent answers from our docs, methods and pricing, and links to the source.
Know what Grok
tells your buyers.
Add your brand and the questions they ask. Trakkr asks Grok first thing tomorrow, and every morning after.
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