Prompt Research
Discover new relevant prompts for your monitoring — automatically and data-driven.
What Is Prompt Research?
Prompt Research helps you discover new questions and search queries that users ask AI models and that are relevant to your business. Instead of manually brainstorming which prompts to track, the tool analyzes your website and industry and suggests suitable prompts.
Where to Find Prompt Research
You can find the tool under Tools → Prompt Research in the dashboard sidebar.
Starting an Analysis
To start a new Prompt Research analysis, fill in the following fields:
- Website URL — The URL of your website or a specific subpage that serves as the starting point for the analysis.
- Description — Optional: A brief description of your business or the specific topics you want to cover.
- Country — The target country for the analysis (e.g. Germany, United States, United Kingdom).
- Language — The language in which the suggested prompts should be formulated.
Then click “Start Analysis” to begin the process.
Tip
Use specific subpages instead of your homepage to get more targeted results. For example: if you want to find prompts for your product category “running shoes,” enter the URL of the running shoes category page.
Understanding Results
After the analysis is complete, you receive a list of suggested prompts with the following information:
- Prompt text — The specific question or search query that users might ask AI models.
- Confidence — How relevant the prompt is estimated to be for your business (high, medium, low).
- Category — Thematic classification of the prompt (e.g. product comparison, advice, information).
Adding Prompts to Tracking
If you find a suggested prompt relevant, you can add it directly to tracking:
- Select the prompts you want to track
- Click the tracking button
- The prompts are automatically added to your prompt list
Keep your prompt limit in mind: depending on your plan, you can track a certain number of active prompts simultaneously. You can see the current usage on the Prompts page.
Analysis History
All previous analyses are saved in the History. You can review past results at any time without running the analysis again. Switch between the “New” tab (for new analyses) and “History” tab (for past results).
Practical Tip
Run a new Prompt Research regularly (e.g. monthly) to discover current trends and new relevant questions. The AI landscape evolves quickly — new topics and questions emerge continuously.