OppAlerts · Now in Beta · Discounted Pricing
The Work Is Changing
As we evolve from keyword relevance to semantic relevance, and mentions start carrying similar weight as links, SEO has gone from a single role to AI Search Visibility involving the entire marketing team.
OppAlerts helps your team develop relevant content, pursue coverage beyond your website, and track how your business appears in search.
Custom Infrastructure
OppAlerts combines news, brand, and competitor monitoring with continuous discovery of the top 1% of the web for link prospects and partnership opportunities.
Campaign Strategy
People bring different priorities to an AI conversation. Your campaign needs to explain why the business suits the buyers you want to reach. An article can cover the right subject and still leave their reasons for choosing you unclear.
OppAlerts uses your business description, brands, competitors, and buyer personas to guide campaign research. LLM Top Sites shows which sites that research names. Compare results by persona and model agreement to discover alternatives beyond your initial competitor list.
Use the findings to decide what your content needs to explain and which publications deserve an approach. Each brief has a buyer need to address. Your writers and outreach specialists can work from the same research, with the campaign's opportunities and monitoring available as the work develops.
Brand Monitoring
Descriptions of your business can inform both prospective customers and AI answers. Brand and PR teams need to know when those descriptions are inaccurate or when a response would help.
OppAlerts finds brand and competitor mentions in collected news, blogs, and podcasts. Open the coverage to prepare a correction, respond to a discussion, or follow up with its author.
Search the News Index by keyword or meaning to understand the discussion around a subject. Use that context to prepare a response that contributes useful information from your business.
Content Development
A page can contain the expected phrases and still leave a buyer's questions unanswered. Semantic relevance is how closely your content's meaning fits the question. Explain the capabilities, conditions, and distinctions that make your business a suitable choice, even when someone describes their needs differently.
Content FAQs brings together questions and related search material to help you decide what to cover. Content Optimizer compares your draft with selected topics or US cities and suggests related phrases. Its scores show similarity to those categories.
Use the questions to prepare the brief and the comparisons to find subjects that need more explanation. A suggested phrase can reveal a missing detail. Develop it into information that helps a reader decide whether your business meets their needs.
PR & Partnerships
Relevant coverage introduces your expertise to a publication's readers and can provide material for AI answers. For PR and partnerships, the task is to find places that accept the contribution you can offer: research, an expert, or a useful resource.
OppAlerts helps you find guest posts, podcast appearances, resource pages, expert roundups, awards, and other opportunity types. Choose what to monitor, and your dashboard shows newly found matches each day. You have opportunities to review when you're ready to prepare the next proposal.
Search the News and Prospect indexes by meaning to find related coverage, even when it uses different wording. Use what the publication already discusses to explain why your contribution would be useful to its readers.
Research & Monitoring
Your campaign needs more than a list of links. Follow what is being said, see where competitors appear, and research the content and opportunities that deserve your team's attention.
Find mentions and recorded links to your brand. Review coverage, identify inaccurate descriptions, and decide where a response would help.
Follow competitor mentions and recorded links to see where they receive coverage and which publications your team could approach.
Find pages linking to competitors without a recorded link to your brand. Prepare a request suited to the publication's existing coverage.
Find pages that already name your business without linking to it. Request a link that helps readers follow up.
Monitor guest posts, podcasts, resource pages, awards, sponsorships, and other opportunities. Review newly found matches in your campaign dashboard.
Search by content type to find material for your next brief. Examine how existing coverage addresses the subject.
Outreach Preparation
Each proposal takes preparation, so the publication needs to justify the time. Look for a fit between its coverage, its readers, and the subjects you want your business to be known for.
OppAlerts combines topic research with PageRank and PRoT, PageRank over Time, filters. Consider a site's recorded links and their history alongside its relevance, then choose where to concentrate your outreach.
Site Info brings together available email addresses, social profiles, phone numbers, and contact pages. Look for an editor or submissions contact so you can approach the right person with a contribution suited to their publication.
Campaign Review
Campaign reviews need to show how AI answers describe your business and where it ranks in search. Brand appearances, competitor recommendations, and cited sources help support your next recommendation. Show clients or colleagues what appeared on the dates you checked, with evidence they can review.
Track prompts in ChatGPT, Gemini, and Google AI Mode. Follow keywords in Google and Bing, with Google's AI Overviews alongside them. Choose the providers and days to monitor, then compare the histories as results accumulate.
Use those records with the dashboard's newly found opportunities and recorded links to decide what needs attention. A changed answer alone cannot identify which activity caused it, but its sources can help you choose the next subject to develop or publication to approach.
The Whole Team, One Campaign
AI search visibility involves writers, link builders, PR specialists, and the people managing the campaign. OppAlerts gives each role research and tools for its part of the work.
Direct the campaign
Develop relevant content
Find reasons to approach
Contribute and respond
Connect research and results
Pricing · 10 prepaid places
That is 60% off. 15 months of OppAlerts 1000 costs $15,000 at the list price, and this is $6,000. Ten customers get it. If you would rather not pay up front, both plans are below at 25% off, which is the smaller discount.
60% offyou keep $9,000
OppAlerts 1000 · 10 customers, then it closes
15 months of the full OppAlerts 1000 plan, 30 campaigns and 10,000 tracked prompts or keywords a week. Then $500 a month starting January 1, 2028, for good, which is half the list price.
Or pay monthly, at 25% off instead of 60%
The same plan as the prepaid one. Cancel any month, and the price never goes back up.
A third of the campaigns and a third of the tracking. Cancel any month.
One credit checks one prompt or keyword on one provider for one day. Example: 100 prompts × 3 providers × 7 days = 2,100 weekly credits, shared across campaigns.
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