Prompt demand radar
The questions lots of people ask and you happen to be absent from. That's what to write next.
Two axes
Demand × your hit rate
Output
A three-tier opportunity matrix
Actionable
Gaps can be added to monitoring in one click
Prerequisite
Requires a search-demand data source
The shape of it
What it does
Three-tier opportunity matrix
Prime (high demand, you're absent) · improve (real demand, mediocre showing) · hold (low demand, or you already own it). Start with prime.
Intent breakdown
Within a category the mix of awareness, comparison and decision questions differs — and so should what you write.
Turn a gap into a tracked prompt
Spot a prompt worth owning, add it to monitoring on the spot, and watch whether you actually win it.
How to get going
- 1
Pick a brand and refresh demand
Refreshing pulls current search-demand signals. Before you've refreshed, the page says so plainly instead of inventing numbers.
- 2
Read the prime column
High demand, and you're absent or barely present — the best return on effort you have.
- 3
After writing, add it to monitoring
Then the next daily run tells you whether what you wrote actually changed the AI's answer.
How it actually works
These live behind a login, so you can't verify them on the spot. That's exactly why the mechanics are spelled out here; each line maps to a specific implementation.
The tiering rule is fixed and lives in code
Prime = high demand and (untracked or hit rate under 25%). Improve = medium demand with the same weakness, or high/medium demand sitting between 25% and 75%. Everything else is hold. No manual overrides.
Hit rate is counted, not estimated
It comes from your existing monitoring data — the same cells, the same ruler as your visibility score.
Missing data is stated, not filled in
If the demand source isn't configured, or you haven't refreshed yet, the page says exactly that rather than papering over it with a placeholder.
What it can't do
This section matters as much as the ones above. Leaving it out would decide "this fits me" on your behalf.
- It surfaces questions worth answering; it does not write the content for you.
- Demand comes from search-side signals — an approximation of how often people ask AI, not an exact count.
- Writing it doesn't mean you'll win it; that depends on how much better yours is.
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