If you entrust brand data and documents to an AI platform, you want to know what happens to them. Which data policy goes with every request to an AI model, and where does it not apply?
Sales and management want to look on, but you don't want anyone to accidentally wipe all the project's Prompts. How roles and permissions work in GripIQ.
Version 2.0.0 is a refreshed GripIQ: a new design, a page per brand, a timeline for your insights and prompts answered for your own market and language.
Google AI Mode answers a question in a conversation, instead of with a list of blue links. What is it, how does it differ from AI Overviews and what can you measure?
One AI answer that mentions your brand five times is still one answer. Why GripIQ counts Share of Voice per answer, and how to use the figure correctly in a sales conversation.
A summary tells you a competitor changed its website, but not what exactly. How to search all pages per change in GripIQ and read the share that changed.
A prospect who asks an AI assistant about suppliers also reads the sources behind the answer. How do you see those sources, and what does sales do with them?
If you make decisions based on figures, you need to know when a figure is missing or out of date. How GripIQ shows how fresh your data is and where the gaps are.
Version 1.12.0 brings Ask GripIQ: an assistant that answers your questions about your project data in plain language, plus an overview of what's new in the app.
A prospect reads in an AI answer how your company is talked about, before they ever call you. What is sentiment analysis, and how do you read it in GripIQ?
Version 1.8.0 broadens both monitoring and audience: regions per prompt, TikTok in Socials, commercial value for keywords and GripIQ in German and French.
A buyer doesn't look for a supplier using your product name. How to build a prompt set per buying stage from the buyer persona, per country and with tags.
A trend analysis based on search volumes often comes too late and misses the question behind the search. How to read trends in what AI answers say about your sector.
Many audience descriptions stop at an age bracket and a sector. What is a target audience analysis, how do you approach it and how do you make it measurable?
Buyers increasingly draw up their shortlist in a conversation with an AI assistant. How do you see whether you are on it, and how the models describe you?