Know when to refresh a page with Citation Decay

Citation Decay tracks the full lifecycle of every cited URL: first cited date, rise time to peak, peak volume, and half-life, the point where weekly citations drop to half their peak and stay there. Sort your owned pages by half-life and you get a queue of ranked content losing ground. Filter by domain or model to see whether a page is decaying everywhere or just inside one Engine. Compare half-life across page types to find out which formats hold their citations longest. Once you've spotted a page losing citations, hand it to a Profound Agent to draft the update and stage it in your CMS.

Citation Decay is available today for Profound customers, under the Citation view within Answer Engine Insights. If you’d like access, please reach out to your Profound team. Learn more here.

See which YouTube creators Answer Engines are citing

YouTube is the most cited domain in our dataset, and citations used to show up as raw URL. Now you can dig into citation data by channel, video, and video category, so you know exactly which creators are getting cited and can sponsor, pitch, or correct them directly.

Other updates:

• Have Aim edit your Sheets: Sheets chat is live, so you can ask Aim to read, edit, and analyze any open sheet in plain language.

• External sharing of Profound Docs: Just open the Share dialog and send an invite to any email address. Once invited, recipients can jump into the document and collaborate live with view, comment, or edit access and the full set of Docs features

• Lock or auto-update your Agents in Sheets: Pin a sheet to a specific agent version or subscribe to the latest, with a clear before-and-after diff shown any time you switch.

• Undo and redo everything in Sheets: Every cell, column, and row action can now be undone and redone, even while your team is editing together in real time.