Prompt Tracking

Save buyer questions, run them repeatedly and review how AI answers change. Seeqly campaigns help you organize those questions around a use case, audience or buying task.

Feature · Updated 5 September 2026

Start with questions from your market

Use anonymised sales questions, support requests and common buying objections. Add constraints that change the decision, such as team size or a required integration. Review generated suggestions against that evidence before including them.

Build a stable baseline

Choose a set small enough that someone can inspect the answers. Keep discovery, comparison and brand checks separate. Record edits to wording, language or engine settings so a later change is not mistaken for improved visibility.

Review what changed and what to do next

Open individual results, check brand descriptions and inspect available source links. Assign a page correction only when the evidence supports it. Expand coverage when a new question represents a real buyer need, rather than adding near-duplicate prompts.

Using this in Seeqly

Start with a campaign and review the questions against the audience you want to understand. Inspect individual results before sharing a summary. See the campaign planning guide for a worked approach.

Coverage, run frequency and account limits depend on your plan. Check current pricing for the available options. Monitoring records answers under particular conditions; it does not guarantee recommendations or traffic.

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