> ## Documentation Index > Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.withgauge.com/llms.txt > Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further. # Citations > See which websites and pages AI cites when answering your tracked questions. A **citation** is a source linked in an AI answer. If someone asks “Which help desk tools work well for an online store?”, AI might cite a comparison article when recommending options. Open **Citations** to see the sources appearing across your tracked answers. ## Compare websites Use the **domain view** to see which websites are cited most often and how many of their pages appear as sources. A site such as Reddit may have many different cited pages. Open the individual URLs to see which ones matter to your questions. ## Find the pages behind the answers Use the **URL view** to inspect individual articles or pages. Open one to see the prompts it appeared in, then open an answer to read what AI said. A citation does not guarantee a brand mention. AI can use your page as a source without naming your company—or mention your company using another site's article. ## Choose what to improve Look for pages that answer questions you want to be known for: * **Your page is cited, but your brand is absent:** check whether the page clearly explains your product and its relevant strengths. * **A competitor's page is cited:** read it to understand which useful information your own content may be missing. * **A third-party article is cited:** check whether it accurately describes your brand. ## Understand the metrics **Citation rate** is the percentage of collected answers that cite a page or domain. **Mention rate** for a page is the percentage of answers citing that page that also name your brand. For example, if your page is cited in 20 of 100 answers, its citation rate is **20%**. If 10 of those 20 answers name your brand, its mention rate is **50%**. Use the same dates and engine filters when comparing results. See [Understanding your metrics](/resources/measurement-reference) for aggregation and filtering details. Edit a page or create something new, then check the result.