Filters

This article explains how to use filters in Limy to refine AI visibility insights by prompt type, intent, provider, region, and time range.

Filters allow you to control how the data is analyzed and interpreted across Limy.

AI-generated answers vary significantly depending on intent, brand presence, and timeframe. Filters in Limy help marketing teams isolate the signals that matter most by narrowing analysis to specific prompt types, intents, and periods.

Used correctly, filters transform Limy from a reporting tool into a decision-making system, enabling teams to focus on opportunities that align with their business goals.

The filters allow you to:

• Separate branded from non-branded AI prompts

• Focus on prompts with specific user intent

• Compare AI visibility across different time periods

• Reduce noise and highlight actionable insights

• Align analysis with specific marketing objectives

Filters are available and, once applied, will be reflected across the Dashboard, Prompts, Competitors, Sentiment, Source Analysis, Pages, and Citations.

List of filters:

1. Region: Filters prompts and AI answers based on geographic relevance or market.

2. Branded vs non-branded:

   1. Branded: Shows prompts where your brand is explicitly mentioned in the AI-generated question.

   2. Non-branded: Shows prompts where your brand is not mentioned, but relevant competitors or category terms are.

3. Topic: Filters prompts based on the themes they relate to, whether added by you or automatically created by Limy.

4. Provider: showing you the different LLMs the prompts are run on (ChatGPT, Gemini, Perxplity, Google AI Mode, Google AI Overview).

5. Prompt intent:

   1. Commercial: Shows prompts where users are comparing options, evaluating products, or considering a purchase decision.

   2. Informational: Shows prompts where users are seeking education, explanations, or general knowledge about a topic or solution.

   3. General: Shows prompts focused on brand identity, reputation, or high-level understanding, without a clear buying or research intent.

6. Date range: Filters data to a specific time period to analyze trends or measure change over time.

FAQs

Can I apply multiple filters at once?

Yes. You can combine brand presence, intent, and time filters to narrow analysis further.

Do filters apply globally across Limy?

Yes. Most filters that are applied carry over to other sections.

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