Method note, Sept 4 2026: Gemini's citations now resolve through Google's search-grounding redirect to the real source URL, instead of being dropped as unresolvable. Gemini numbers from before this date are not directly comparable to runs after it.
Share of voice = HP citations divided by all tracked citations (HP plus Direct plus Adjacent competitors). Presence = share of queries where HP is cited or named. Scope applies to the tiles above, the category breakdown below, and Most-cited sources.
Coverage Map
Most-cited sources
Across all engines and queries run so far.
Share of Voice by category
Priority map — impact by winnability
Each cell counts queries at that impact (rows, top = highest) and winnability (columns, right = highest). Top-right is where HP both matters most and can realistically win. Click a cell to filter the matrix to those queries; click it again to clear.
Query matrix
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Tier
Type
Impact
Winnability
Leaders by engine
Cited leaders — publishers ranked by citations, blended across the five engines by default. Use “Leaders by engine” above to re-rank for a single engine. The winner is emphasized; HP is maroon when it wins and outlined when it is in the field but not winning.
Engine cells — how HP appears in that engine’s answer:
MC mentioned & citedC cited only — linked as a source, name not in the textM mentioned only — named in the text, not linked– absent● met the win condition● partially met (Core queries only)
Winner is the most-cited publisher across engines for that query. Engine cells show HP's own status; a dot marks a passed win-condition judgment. Hover a query for its win condition.
Scope
Range
Share of voice over time
By engine
By category
Categories made mostly of Extended and Probe queries only refresh on the monthly and quarterly sweeps, so their lines have fewer points. The count under each name says how many measurements the line is drawn from.
What moved, query by query
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Tier
present on all 5 engines3 to 41 to 2absent everywherenot measured that run
Actions log
Impact and winnability are starting estimates from the query set and are replaced by observed data as runs accumulate.