You want a dashboard that shows progress without promising sales. Use a lightweight view that ties AI visibility changes to your approved facts, Q&A and images. Keep it grounded in concrete measures rather than guesses. Focus on three things: (1) core questions coverage — how many key questions are now supported by approved facts; (2) retrieval activity linked to those facts; and (3) updates to Q&A, images or structured outputs. Include a clear baseline and a current snapshot so the client can see what changed. Set a regular cadence (monthly or quarterly) and keep the language honest about what the signals mean. The goal is to turn signals into a knowledge-progress narrative, not a sales forecast.
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