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Which prompts should I track first in GeoSnake?
What each option is for
How to pick prompts that are small in number but strong in value.
The first prompt set should reflect the questions that shape real buyer understanding, not just the phrases that sound interesting internally.
Plan breakdown
| Option | Why it matters | What to compare |
|---|---|---|
| Option 1 | Start with branded prompts that mention the company directly. | Good prompts are commercially relevant and action-friendly. |
| Option 2 | Add category prompts where new buyers may discover you. | Fewer high-value prompts beat a long generic list. |
| Option 3 | Include a few comparison prompts tied to your strongest competitors. | Keep wording stable if you want trend data to stay meaningful. |
What to compare
- 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 dashboard looks empty, confirm the first scan has actually finished and the setup data was saved.
- If the comparison feels too broad, narrow it to the few options that matter commercially.
- If the workflow still feels fuzzy, compare against the actual business goal instead of the most feature-rich option.
What to do next
Use the comparison to choose the simplest setup that still supports the real workflow, then commit to it for one review cycle.
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