Product

Don't just measure. Improve.

Every visibility gap becomes a prioritized action — ranked by impact and effort, so you know exactly what to do next instead of staring at another dashboard.

high impactlow effort

Create "Your Brand vs Competitor A"

Publish a comparison page

+12%
medium impactmedium effort

Get cited by industryweekly.com

Influences 18 tracked prompts

+6%
high impactmedium effort

Answer 6 missing buyer questions

Publish targeted content

+14%

How it works

01

We find the gaps

Missing prompts, uncited sources, and competitors pulling ahead — surfaced automatically from your tracked data.

02

We estimate impact and effort

Each opportunity is scored so you can prioritize what will move your visibility fastest.

03

You get a specific action

Not "improve your content" — a concrete brief like which comparison page to write or which source to get cited by.

04

You track the gain

As you act on opportunities, we track whether your visibility score actually moves.

Who uses this, and how

Lean marketing teams

Skip the dashboard-staring — get a ranked list of specific actions instead of another report to interpret.

Content planning

Turn a missing-prompt gap directly into a brief: which comparison or best-of page to write next, and why.

Agency and consultant workflows

Hand clients a prioritized, impact-ranked action list instead of raw visibility data they have to interpret themselves.

Quarterly planning

Use the highest-impact opportunities as a starting point for what goes into the next content or PR cycle.

Frequently asked questions

How is impact estimated?

Based on how many tracked prompts and engines a gap affects — a source cited across many prompts scores higher than one cited in a single answer.

Do opportunities update over time?

Yes — as your visibility changes and new prompts and sources are tracked, the list is re-prioritized.

Is this a replacement for a content or SEO strategy?

No — think of it as a prioritized input to one, specific to what actually moves AI visibility rather than general best practices.

What counts as "effort" for an opportunity?

A rough sense of how much work it takes to act on — a small content edit scores as lower effort than pursuing a placement on an external site you don't control.

Can I dismiss an opportunity I don't want to act on?

Yes — not every gap is worth closing. You can set aside opportunities that don't fit your priorities without losing the rest of the list.

See this in action for your own brand.