Which prompts should I track first in GeoSnake?

Summary

How to pick prompts that are small in number but strong in value.

What this is and why it matters

The first prompt set should reflect the questions that shape real buyer understanding, not just the phrases that sound interesting internally.

Keep the first setup narrow. GeoSnake becomes useful when one organization, one clear prompt set, and one repeatable review habit are in place before you expand coverage.

Recommended setup steps

• Start with branded prompts that mention the company directly.
• Add category prompts where new buyers may discover you.
• Include a few comparison prompts tied to your strongest competitors.
• Keep the list narrow enough that the team can actually review it weekly.

Helpful tips

• Good prompts are commercially relevant and action-friendly.
• Fewer high-value prompts beat a long generic list.
• Keep wording stable if you want trend data to stay meaningful.

Possible issues and troubleshooting

• If the first setup feels noisy, reduce the scope instead of adding more prompts, markets, or competitors.
• If the dashboard looks empty, confirm that the first scan has finished and that the setup data was saved in the right organization.
• If adoption is weak, the problem is usually ownership or review cadence, not the fact that one more screen is missing.

What to do next

Once this step is stable, move straight to the next highest-value setup action. Momentum matters more than overbuilding the first pass.