Credibility
Also: Publisher credibility
Independent websites, associations, directories, and publications that support facts about the business.
How this fits the service
People ask AI assistants to recommend businesses; yours may be missing, so Logres checks why competitors appear, helps fix the gaps the evidence supports, and asks again later.
What it means
Credibility groups the independent places that can support what a business says about itself. These may include publications, associations, established directories, and other trusted public websites.
Logres uses this group to sort findings. It is not a score and does not prove that an AI assistant trusts or distrusts the business.
Why it matters to your business
AI answers often cite websites a business does not control. Seeing which independent sources support competitors can point to missing listings, coverage, or confirmed facts worth addressing.
What Logres can and cannot check
Logres does not calculate a Credibility score. It checks the visible links in AI answers, separates the business's own website from independent websites, and groups supported findings here.