Which buying questions does your competitor lead in AI answers?

Type any site's domain and see the buying questions it leads, the engines that cite it, its pages and who it competes with, from the Tasadr Index.

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ChatGPT, Gemini and Perplexity: 3 engines
Saudi Arabia, the UAE, Egypt and Kuwait: 4 countries

Market Radar in the Tasadr dashboard: the search box for a site or a question with oudmall.xyz typed in, a line saying 21 of this month's 25 lookups are left and the allowance renews on 12 November, and under it the top of oudmall.xyz's market position — You know your competitor by name, not where it leads in AI answersType its domain and see the buying questions it leads, engine by engine

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Type any site and see the buying questions it leads

Type a competitor's domain, or any site in your market, and its market position opens from the Tasadr Index: how many buying questions it leads, on which engines, at which buying stage.

oudmall.xyz's market position in Market Radar, from the Tasadr Index, dated 24 October: it leads 23 buying questions and is named without a link in 6 more, ChatGPT 17, Gemini 11 and Perplexity 9 of 23, the compare stage 15 and decide 8, Saudi Arabia 17 and the UAE 6, online stores 23, then a line from the client's own questions, cited in 14 of 40 up to 26 October and leading in the client's place in 9 — You hear your competitor is strong, and see no figure that says soHow many buying questions it leads, on which engine, in which market

The number that leadsthe buying questions engines cite it in, with the questions that name it without a link on a line of their own
The engines that cite itin how many questions each engine cites it
Buying stagesits questions split across learn, compare and decide
Markets and sectorsthe countries and sectors where it leads
Every figure dated"From the Tasadr Index" and the date of the latest analysis above every result
From your first visitthe page opens on your strongest competitor, or your market's strongest site, and that is never counted as a lookup

A published reading of the same index is who leads buying answers, and the difference between a mention and a citation is in the glossary.

Its questions

The questions it leads, and the ones you do not track

The list opens with questions it leads that you do not track, then every question it leads in the Tasadr Index, with its engines, its link's position and its page.

Questions it leads that you do not trackfrom your Question Gaps, and the ones it leads in your place
Each question and its enginesthe engines that cite it on each question, and its link's position among the sources
Its pagethe page the answer cites, one click away
Add to my questionsthe question joins your Question Tracker in one click and is analysed with the rest in Answer Tracking, and every question you track carries "Following"
Mentioned without a linkthe questions whose answers name it without a link, in a list of their own

Choose what to add with choosing your questions, and read why it is ahead in who is cited instead of you.

The other questions it leads that you do not track, in Market Radar, from Question Gaps: a line saying oudmall.xyz leads 7 questions the client does not track and leads in the client's place in 4 of them, then five questions with their engines and positions, each with a button to add the question — Your competitor leads questions you do not track, so you never see the lossIts questions you do not track come first, each added in one click

Its market

Who it competes with, which pages get cited, and what engines write about it

Under its questions sit short blocks from the Tasadr Index, each ending in a step: open a page, open another site's market, or add a question.

Three blocks in Market Radar: who competes with it, misk-house.xyz in 11 questions, bakhoor-lane.xyz in 8 and oudrelle.xyz in 5; its most cited pages, /oud/cambodian in 9 questions, /best-oud in 7 and /gifts in 4; and under them what engines write about it, a passage from a Gemini answer on 24 October — You see one competitor, not the sites it competes withIts competitors, its pages and what engines write about it, on one page

Who competes with itthe sites engines cite beside it in the same answers, each one's market a click away
Its most cited pagesthe pages of its site engines cite, and in how many questions
What engines write about ita passage from an answer that names it, with its question, engine and date
Outside sourcessites that are not competitors, cited beside it, such as directories and marketplaces
Its monthshow many questions engines cite it in, on the same questions, and the change from the month before
Its adsits ads on Google and around AI engines' answers, wherever one was seen, on paid plans

Any site's ads around the answers and on Google are on the AI Ads Monitor page.

Any question

Type a buying question and see who leads its answer

A question search is never counted as a lookup. The Tasadr algorithm finds who leads each answer, from your questions and from the Tasadr Index.

Who leads each enginethe site that leads each engine's answer
Where your site standswhether the answers cite your site, name it without a link or leave it out, and out of how many answers
The sites engines citeeach site's best position, its engines and its page
Close questionswhen we do not hold the exact question, the closest one we do
Into your questions"Show in your questions" when you track it, "Add to my questions" when you do not

A question you add is followed with the rest of yours in Answer Tracking.

A buying question's result in Market Radar, where to buy a luxury oud perfume in Riyadh, from the Tasadr Index at the compare stage: a line saying the answers did not cite the client's site in 3 answers, who leads each engine, oudmall.xyz on ChatGPT and Perplexity and misk-house.xyz on Gemini, and the sites with their positions and pages — You know your customer's question, not who leads its answerWho leads each engine, and where your site stands in the answers

Your competitors

The competitors you follow, and the ones engines cite that you do not

Under the search sit cards for the competitors you follow, from your own questions, and opening a followed competitor's market in your site's markets is never counted as a lookup.

The competitors you follow in Market Radar, 2 of 10: oudmall.xyz, cited in 14 of 40 questions and leading in the client's place in 9, cited most by ChatGPT; misk-house.xyz, 6 of 40 and 3, cited most by Gemini; and bakhoor-lane.xyz, suggested, cited by the engines in the client's questions and not followed — You follow two competitors, and a third you do not know is aheadYour competitors from your own questions, and a suggested one you do not follow

A card for each competitorin how many of your questions engines cite it, in how many it leads in your place, and the engine that cites it most
A suggested competitora site engines cite in your questions that you do not follow
Your questions and the index togetherits market position opens with one line from your own questions, with its base and date and the date of your next analysis, then its data from the Tasadr Index
Followadd it to your competitors in one click; if the Tasadr Index does not hold it, we add its market to the index within your plan's monthly limit, at no cost to you
Its file"Open its file" takes you to the competitor's file in Competitor Analysis

Each competitor's file, who leads instead of you and why, is in Competitor Analysis.

Markets

In your site's markets, and any country in the Tasadr Index

Pick the country at the top of the page: your site's markets first, then the Tasadr Index's other countries when you weigh a new market.

Your site's marketsyour questions' data and the Tasadr Index's in each of your site's markets
The Tasadr Index's countriesSaudi Arabia, the UAE, Egypt and Kuwait; a country outside your markets comes from the index alone, and your site's data stays in its own markets
Sectorshospitals and medical groups, dental and cosmetic clinics, real estate, online stores, hotels, private schools, car rental and more
For agenciesbefore you meet a new client, open its market and its competitors' in its own country; what Tasadr offers agencies is on the agencies page

What sets each market apart is in the Egyptian market, the UAE market and the Arab markets.

Market Radar

Where is Market Radar in your dashboard?

In the Competitive Intelligence section, beside Competitor Analysis.

Market Radar
search by site or by question, any site's market in the Tasadr Index, and the competitors you follow
Competitor Analysis
the file of every competitor you follow, from your own questions
Question Gaps
the questions your competitors lead that you do not track
Question Tracker
the question you add from the radar, analysed with the rest of yours

Frequently asked questions

Where do Market Radar's figures come from?

From the Tasadr Index: buying questions we choose and analyse ourselves in AI engines. It never uses the questions any customer tracks in their account, or their results, and never shows one account's data to another. Anything that comes from your own questions is labelled as yours.

How many lookups does each plan include?

One lookup in the free trial, then 5 a month on Starter, 25 on Pro and 50 on Advanced. Only a lookup that returns results counts, a site counts once a month however often you open it, and your own site, question searches and opening a competitor you follow in your site's markets never count. Each plan is on the plans page.

If I add my competitor's questions, will I lead them?

No. Results reflect what we analysed on the date shown with them and are not a guarantee of any ranking or position. Answers change. A question you add is analysed with the rest of yours, and nobody can promise you will lead it.

What if the site is not in the Tasadr Index?

If it is in your questions, we show what they hold. If not, follow it and, on paid plans, we add its market to the Tasadr Index within your plan's monthly limit, at no cost to you and with nothing in it linking it to you or your account. Market Radar does not cover sites that are not competitors, such as directories, marketplaces and social networks, and looking them up is never counted.

Does anyone see the sites I look up?

No. We keep the domains you look up and how many lookups you made this month, to apply your plan's allowance, and never share them with any other customer.

How is Market Radar different from Competitor Analysis?

Competitor Analysis starts from your own questions: who leads them instead of you and why, each competitor's score and its Share of Voice. Market Radar opens any site's market from the Tasadr Index, including questions you do not track. Both sit in the Competitive Intelligence section.

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