First Week Checklist
Use the first week to make the dataset useful. You do not need hundreds of prompts. You need the right categories, competitors, and review habits.Day 1: finish setup
Confirm the brand profile
Check brand name, website, logo, and competitors in Brand Profile.
Review onboarding prompts
Open Prompts and remove anything that is too vague, duplicated, or outside your market.
Add 5 to 10 high-value prompts
Cover discovery, comparison, brand, and high-intent questions. Keep them close to real buyer language.
Add shopping prompts if relevant
If customers buy products online, set up Shopping Prompts early so purchase intent has time to build history.
Day 2 to 3: read the first results
Start with Dashboard, then inspect the pages behind any weak cards.Low visibility
Find prompts where the brand is not mentioned or is mentioned below competitors.
Weak sentiment
Inspect the responses and sources that shape the sentiment score.
Weak purchase intent
Check whether AI gives direct recommendations, vague mentions, or competitor-led answers.
Entity uncertainty
Verify whether AI understands the brand before relying on live web search.
Day 4 to 5: prioritize actions
Use Actions after enough analysis has completed.Open Actions: Prompts
Sort underperforming prompts by metric, source, and provider. Open the detail drawer for response evidence.
Open Actions: Content
Run or review the content readiness audit to find pages with clarity, freshness, or entity-signal gaps.
Day 6 to 7: create a review habit
Create a short recurring review:- Check the dashboard once a week
- Add new prompts when customers, sales calls, or campaigns reveal new questions
- Watch source changes after content updates
- Use the competitor page after major category or messaging changes
- Run experiments only when you have a clear hypothesis and enough prompt coverage