- Where the AI platforms are queried from. Results reflect what a person in that country is shown.
- The language prompts are generated and asked in.
What a country does not do
- A place name in a prompt does not change the market. “Best running shoes in Berlin” on a United Kingdom site asks a UK-located platform, in English, a question that happens to mention Berlin.
- Topics do not segment by geography. A topic called “Germany” is still a group of UK-market prompts.
- No metric, filter, report or export is broken out by country within a site.
Changing the country
You can change a site’s country later in Org Admin, Sites, Configure, under Details. From the next run, every prompt is asked from the new country. The answers can change a lot, so figures either side of the change are not directly comparable, and existing prompts keep their current wording. If you want to keep the old market’s history clean, add a new site for the new market instead.Selling into several countries
Track one site per market. That is the only supported setup, and it is a good one:- The sites can all point at the same domain (a locale URL such as acme.com/de, a country domain, or the same global URL).
- Each market site gets its own country, language, competitors (rivals differ market to market), prompts in the local language, Prompt Visibility Rate, actions and reports.
- They sit in one organisation, so All Sites lists them together and the Multi-Site Dashboard compares them side by side.
- Each market site counts as one site against your plan.