For software questions, assistants often cite review and comparison sites such as G2. If your listing is thin, out of date or missing, an assistant may describe a competitor in more detail than you. The source mapping agent shows how often G2 appears for your questions, which categories and which pages carry the most weight.
That turns a vague idea, get more reviews, into a clearer picture. You can see whether the problem is a missing profile, an old description or categories that do not match how buyers ask. Your team can then fix the right thing first instead of guessing.
We help you prepare accurate listing text and a plan for asking real customers for honest reviews. We do not buy reviews or write them for you, and we do not make claims we cannot support. Your team owns the account and approves every change.
G2 matters most for software and services bought by businesses. If your customers do not use review sites like G2, source mapping will show other sources instead, such as local directories, trade press or forums, and we would focus there. We only add a connection when the source map shows it matters. If G2 does not appear in answers for your questions, we will say so and spend the time elsewhere.