You've shown the client where they appear in AI answers. Now you need to decide what to do about it. OppAlerts connects those answers with research into the cited sources, relevant publishers, and the client's own content, so you can turn a finding into work someone can actually do.
Imagine an answer says your client's product has a limitation that was fixed months ago. Read the response and follow its citations. You might find a review that still describes the old version, on a site that accepts corrections. Now you have a specific place to start.
Read the source, then decide what to do
First, compare the review with the current product documentation. If the review is out of date, point to the passage, explain what changed, and give the publisher a source they can check. Everyone involved can understand that request and what it would take to resolve it.
The next source might need a different approach. If a roundup leaves the client out, check who it serves, how it chooses products, and whether it accepts submissions before treating it as a placement opportunity. If a page already cites the client, read why. It may be supporting a fact without recommending the brand.
These are the sources shown in the answers you collected. They give you somewhere to investigate, but they don't explain everything that produced an answer or show what every buyer sees. Responses vary between runs. You can commit to researching sources, requesting corrections, pursuing suitable placements, and measuring a consistent set of prompts. The assistant still decides what to recommend next.
Plan research and reporting separately
When you want to compare audiences, put those audience details into the prompts.
Each client campaign holds its business description, brands, and competitors. Keep each client's details in its own campaign. Choose a plan with enough active campaigns, daily searches, and team members for your work.
Use the tools you already rely on for auditing, writing, sending outreach, and verification. Show completed work alongside the answers you've collected, and be clear about which changes you can actually connect to that work.
Related reading: the work sequence, reporting it, roster capacity and cost.
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