WHAT YOU CAN DO
Specific capabilities for the work in front of you.
Nine buyer-question categories
Explore problems and goals, fit, capabilities, cost and value, recommendations, alternatives, process and timing, proof and trust, and risks or objections.
Realistic fan-out paths
Each Buyer Prompt includes the supporting questions an AI system may need to investigate before it can form a useful answer.
Generated or manual starting points
Discover prompts from Brand Context or add questions you already care about. Both paths lead to the same reviewable prompt map.
Decision context, not opaque scores
Review the core query, category, useful modifiers, priority reason, and duplicate matches instead of relying on one unexplained number.
HOW IT FITS YOUR WORKFLOW
Three steps from input to a reviewable result.
- 1
Choose the audience and categories
Set the market and language, then select the parts of the buying journey you want to research.
- 2
Explore the prompt map
Open each Buyer Prompt to see its core need, supporting fan-out questions, context, and priority explanation.
- 3
Confirm what to track
Merge duplicates, remove weak fits, and save the prompts that should inform GEO Opportunities.
SEO & GEO VALUE
How it helps your content get found and understood.
Fan-out questions often expose comparisons, objections, and long-tail needs that make an article more complete for readers and conventional search.
The research mirrors how an AI answer can branch into supporting questions. That gives your content plan a clearer path to answering buyer needs in a form AI systems can understand and use.
CONTROL & REVIEW
You choose what is researched and saved
No research begins until you confirm the categories. Generated prompts remain in review until you select the ones that belong in your library.
- Select only the buyer-journey categories you need.
- Keep your original wording when adding prompts manually.
- Review fan-outs and duplicate matches before confirmation.