One shared view for your team
Bring brand mentions, competitors and sources together as a shared starting point for your marketing discussions.
Your team has plenty of ideas. But which deserve attention now? Track how AI describes your brand, discover where competitors appear and use focused analyses to support your next marketing decision.
Bring brand mentions, competitors and sources together as a shared starting point for your marketing discussions.
Connect improvements to your goals for visibility, relevant traffic and conversions. Explain where you invest time and budget, and track progress.
Connect GA4 and Search Console. See which pages receive identifiable visits from AI and include your website performance in your decisions.
Your team is expected to respond to AI. But where do you start, which goals matter and how do you justify the time and budget involved?
Propps guides you from relevant prompts and insight into your current visibility to concrete improvements. By continuing to track results, you can explain to stakeholders what you have done, what development you see and what your next step will be.

Your team sells HR software. Management wants to know what you plan to do with GEO and how that supports more relevant traffic and demo requests. Propps guides you in choosing suitable prompts and understanding your current AI visibility. Analyse your onboarding and HR administration pages and use the improvements to create a focused action plan for the quarter.
Illustrative scenario and example questions; not a customer result.
At the next meeting, show where you focused, which actions were completed and how AI visibility, traffic and conversions are developing. The GA4 connection shows which pages receive identifiable visits from AI. Discuss results alongside your goals and support your next priorities with evidence.
Discover where your brand stands and which improvements deserve your teamβs attention.
Propps adds insight into AI answers. Search performance, website traffic and AI visibility answer different questions. Use them together to support your marketing decisions.
You can track changes in visibility while updating content. Timing alone does not prove that a particular change caused the development. Also review the original answers and measurement context.
No. The approach fits anyone leading marketing internally: from a small marketing department to a larger team with separate SEO, content and brand roles.