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Add your first brand
Domain, competitors and buyer questions: the three inputs that decide whether your numbers mean anything.
A brand (a client, if you are an agency) is the unit everything hangs off: prompts, locations, reports, receipts.
- 1Enter the domain. It anchors citation detection, so use the domain buyers actually land on.
- 2Set the vertical and market. This is what makes a buyer question sound like a buyer question rather than a keyword.
- 3Name the competitors you care about. We also discover who AI names, so treat this as a seed and not a ceiling.
- 4Review the buyer questions. Accept the generated set, write your own, or seed them from Search Console queries you already rank for.
What makes a good buyer question
- It is a question a buyer would type, not a keyword: "best invisalign dentist in austin" beats "invisalign austin".
- It does not contain your brand name. Questions naming you guarantee a mention and would flatter your rate; we track those separately and never blend them in.
- It maps to money. Ten questions that decide a purchase beat a hundred that decide nothing.
Note
Agencies: hold a prospect for free. A pitch subject costs no client slot, and converting one to a measured client is a single action that also mints the share link and seeds prompts.
