Prompt Tracking
Prompt tracking is the practice of running the questions your buyers actually ask AI — 'best CRM for small teams', 'alternatives to X' — across AI engines on a schedule, and monitoring how the answers change. Seeqly turns a brand brief into a saved bank of buyer prompts in one pass, then runs them daily.
- Prompt Monitoring
- Prompt Tracking
- Marketing teams & agencies
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Prompts are the new keywords
In classic SEO you tracked keyword rankings. In AI search, the unit is the prompt: a full buyer question, often with context ("for a 20-person B2B team", "under $100/month", "that integrates with Salesforce"). Small wording changes produce different answers — which is why you track a curated bank of them, not one.
Curated by the goal, not guessed
Seeqly's curator reads your brand, goal, and audience, then writes the prompts your customers already type. Every prompt is editable, lockable, and regenerable. Group them into campaigns around a launch, a persona, or a plan — each campaign runs on its own schedule, across every engine you track.
Cadence and coverage
Run daily or weekly, in grounded and ungrounded modes, in multiple languages. Each run stores the full trace, so you can compare this week's answer to last week's word by word — and drift alerts tell you when a change is worth reading.
Frequently asked questions
What is prompt tracking?
Prompt tracking runs a fixed set of buyer questions across AI engines on a schedule, recording each answer so you can measure your brand's presence, position, and framing over time.
How many prompts should I track?
Enough to cover your buying journeys without noise — most Seeqly campaigns run 20–30 prompts per goal, refreshed as the category conversation shifts.
Can I write my own prompts?
Yes. Seeqly ships curated prompts on day one, and you can edit, lock, add, or regenerate any of them.