Quick Answer: Campaign History shows all your past monitoring sessions with full data for each. Compare sessions to track progress, identify trends, and measure the impact of your strategies.
What You’ll Learn
- How to navigate campaign history
- What data is available per session
- How to compare sessions over time
- How to use historical data for strategy
Accessing History
Navigate to Campaign > History to see a chronological list of all completed sessions.History View
Session List
Each session entry shows:Session Detail
Click any session to see full results:- Complete AI Authority Rank breakdown
- Per-keyword performance
- Platform-by-platform data
- Competitor comparison
- Displacement events
- Gap analysis snapshot
Comparing Sessions
Side-by-side comparison
- Select two sessions from the list
- Click Compare
- See side-by-side metrics for both sessions
Trend view
Switch to trend view to see metrics plotted over time:- Line chart showing score progression
- Mention rate trend
- Position trend
- Competitor comparison over time
Data Retention
Historical data is never deleted during an active subscription. Retention limits only apply if your plan is downgraded or subscription lapses.
Using History for Strategy
Identifying what works
Compare periods before and after actions you took:- Published content → Check next 3-4 sessions for improvement
- Added keywords → Track mention rates for new keywords
- Changed competitors → See if new comparisons reveal insights
Spotting trends
Seasonal patterns
Some industries have seasonal AI visibility patterns:- Holiday seasons may affect recommendation patterns
- Industry events can shift mention distributions
- Platform updates can temporarily affect all brands
Exporting History
Available exports
Export options
- Single session export
- Multi-session comparison export
- Full history export
- Custom date range export
Session Annotations
Add notes to sessions for context:- Click a session in the history list
- Click Add Note
- Enter context (e.g., “Published 3 new blog posts this week”)
- Note appears on the timeline for future reference
Tips
- Review monthly - Set a monthly reminder to review your last 4 sessions
- Annotate significant events - Note when you publish content, change strategy, or competitors make moves
- Export for clients - Use PDF exports for client reporting
- Compare quarters - Monthly noise fades; quarterly trends are clearer
- Don’t panic over single sessions - One bad session doesn’t indicate a problem; look at the trend
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