Service-aware
Prompt sets start with the work your client actually sells.
Prompt Discovery
Prompt discovery for agency GEO workflows
Build client-specific prompt sets around services, locations, buyer intent, competitors, and trust questions before tracking AI visibility.
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Location-aware
Markets, suburbs, and service areas stay connected to each prompt.
Competitor-aware
Discovery includes who prospects may compare against.
Buyer-intent mapped
Every prompt connects to a real decision pattern.
Prompt signals
Build prompt sets that reflect how buyers actually ask AI.
Prompt discovery turns raw services, markets, competitors, and trust questions into a structured tracking plan.
Service + location prompts
Build prompts that combine the client service, city, suburb, service area, and local buying language.
Comparison prompts
Capture the moments where prospects ask AI engines to compare providers, categories, credentials, or local options.
Pricing and cost prompts
Track pricing questions that shape expectations before a prospect ever lands on a service page.
Trust and review prompts
Map review, reputation, proof, and credibility questions into prompt groups your agency can measure.
Prompt set builder
From client data to approved prompt sets
A good GEO workflow keeps every prompt connected to service, market, intent, example language, and approval status.
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Discovery workflow
Turn raw client inputs into trackable prompt groups.
Prompt Discovery gives agencies a repeatable way to move from client context to visibility-ready prompt sets.
Add services and locations
Start with the client services, city, suburbs, service areas, and the local buying context around each offer.
Map buyer intent
Classify prompts by best provider, pricing, comparison, urgent service, trust, and decision-stage questions.
Add competitors and source context
Attach local competitors, review sources, directories, profiles, and proof gaps before tracking starts.
Approve prompt sets for visibility runs
Move only the prompts worth measuring into client visibility checks, reports, and opportunity workflows.
Built for local SEO, GEO, and AEO planning.
Use prompt discovery before the agency tracks visibility, audits AI answers, creates opportunities, or explains the strategy to a client.
New client onboarding
Turn intake details into a trackable prompt set before the first AI visibility audit.
Market expansion
Build prompt groups for new cities, service lines, suburbs, and competitor sets.
Monthly GEO retainers
Keep prompt sets aligned with campaigns, seasonal services, market shifts, and reporting priorities.
AI visibility audits
Define the questions that make audit findings easier to explain, compare, and prioritize.
FAQ
Prompt discovery questions agencies ask first
What is prompt discovery?
Prompt discovery is the process of building the client-specific AI questions an agency should track, grouped by services, locations, buyer intent, competitors, and trust signals.
How is prompt discovery different from keyword research?
Keyword research focuses on search queries and volume. Prompt discovery focuses on natural-language AI questions that reveal recommendations, competitors, cited sources, and buyer decision context.
How many prompts should an agency track?
Start with a focused set that covers the client’s main services, markets, and buyer intents. Many agencies begin with dozens of high-quality prompts, then expand as reporting and opportunity workflows mature.
Should prompts include competitors?
Yes. Competitor-aware prompts help agencies see who AI engines recommend, which sources support those recommendations, and where the client needs stronger proof.
How often should prompt sets be updated?
Prompt sets should be reviewed when services, markets, competitors, seasonality, client priorities, or source coverage changes. Monthly review works well for active GEO retainers.
How does prompt discovery connect to opportunity queues?
Approved prompts feed visibility runs. Those runs expose missing mentions, competitor wins, weak sources, and content gaps that become prioritized opportunity queue items.
Build the right prompt set before you track AI visibility.
Use GEO Catalyst to turn client services, locations, and buyer questions into approved prompt groups your agency can measure and act on.