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AI Sentiment Analysis

Sentiment Analysis looks at the answer text from every prompt Gauge runs across the platform — both non-branded prompts like “What’s the best AI SEO company?” and branded prompts like “How does Gauge help companies rank better in AI search?” Rather than just tracking whether your brand appears, Gauge analyzes the actual language AI models use to describe you.

What It Measures

Sentiment Analysis goes beyond a simple positive/negative score. Gauge looks across your entire dataset — every prompt, every model, every response — and surfaces:
  • Sentiment over time — how the tone of AI responses about your brand is trending
  • Sentiment distribution — the breakdown of positive, negative, and neutral tone
  • Model-level breakdown — how different LLMs (ChatGPT, Gemini, etc.) talk about your brand differently
  • Key themes and quotes — specific language patterns and direct quotes pulled from model responses

How It Works

Gauge uses full-text search across all responses collected on the platform to group recurring themes into an easy-to-read dashboard. This isn’t a single prompt run once, or even the same prompt run a hundred times. It’s a view across your entire data set — every prompt Gauge runs, across every model — so the findings reflect how AI consistently positions your brand, not just a snapshot.

What You’ll Find

Strengths and Key Findings

The dashboard surfaces what AI models consistently say your brand does well. For example, if models repeatedly describe your product as data-driven or highlight a specific feature positively, those themes are grouped and shown with supporting quotes directly from the models.

Weaknesses and Gaps

Sentiment Analysis also highlights where your positioning may need work. If models are mischaracterizing your pricing, undervaluing a feature, or comparing you unfavorably to competitors, you’ll see that here — with the exact quotes to back it up. These insights are actionable: they point to areas where updating your content or messaging could shift how AI talks about you.

Competitive Positioning

See how AI frames your brand relative to competitors across the full response dataset.

Availability

AI Sentiment Analysis is available for all Gauge customers. Two views are enabled by default: Strengths & Weaknesses and Competitive Positioning.

Add Additional Themes for Sentiment

If you want Gauge to track a specific aspect of how AI describes your brand (pricing, a particular feature, positioning against a named competitor), you can add your own theme. Give it a name for your reference and write the evaluation question the LLM should use when synthesizing responses. Use {brand_name} as a placeholder and Gauge will swap it in during analysis.
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