Find the gap before a competitor fills it
Every tracked prompt is scored against your indexed pages, every night. A question with no page to cite is your next draft, one click away.
By use case
Prefer finds the questions your site can't answer yet, drafts AEO content built to be cited, upgrades the pages losing citations, and measures every publish against the AI answers it was written to win.
Why automate
AI engines cite pages that answer the question. When a buyer asks something your site has no page for, you cannot be the source, and the citation goes to whoever wrote one. Coverage is the ceiling on your AI visibility.
From the nightly Content Gap scan: 1,821 indexed pages scored against 240 tracked buyer prompts. Every uncovered prompt is a citation a competitor is collecting instead.
How it works
One pipeline: find the missing page, write it so AI engines can cite it, and refresh the pages that are slipping. You review everything before it ships.
Every tracked prompt is scored against your indexed pages, every night. A question with no page to cite is your next draft, one click away.
Pick the prompt and the agent writes the page: a direct answer up top, real sources, schema and internal links, grounded in your knowledge base. Sixteen content types, your tone of voice.
Pages you already own, ranked by how much a refresh would lift citations. You choose how far the rewrite goes: conservative, balanced, or full.
Automation
Set the cadence once. The agent scans, drafts and queues on schedule, grounded in your own sources, and nothing publishes without your review.
Scans run nightly, drafts land weekly, and every one waits in the review queue with its target prompt attached.
Every claim is grounded: live search, your sitemap, competitor references and your own docs. No unsourced filler.
Inside Content Studio
Every draft opens in Content Studio with its AEO score and checks alongside the writing, so what makes a page citable is visible while you edit, not after you publish.
Finance teams lose hours every month to manual expense workflows. The right tooling turns receipt capture, policy checks, approvals and accounting sync into a single automated flow, freeing the team for work that compounds.
Look for automatic receipt matching, configurable policies, real-time spend controls and native accounting integrations. Prioritise tools that put the whole workflow in one place rather than stitching together point solutions.
Measured, not assumed
Then what
Every night, each tracked buyer prompt is scored against every indexed page on your site.
The agent writes the missing page: direct answer first, sources, schema, internal links.
You edit in Content Studio with the score beside the text, then publish to your CMS in one click.
The prompts the page was written for run again until the citation lands, and the lift is measured.
Questions
Content written so AI engines can cite it: a direct answer at the top, clear structure, verifiable sources, schema markup and internal links. The same qualities that make a page useful to a reader make it citable by ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini and Perplexity.
Thin, mass-produced pages will. Prefer drafts one page per real buyer question, grounded in your knowledge base and real sources, and nothing publishes without your review. It is written to be the best answer to one question, which is what both search engines and AI engines reward.
From the Content Gap scan. Every tracked buyer prompt is scored against your indexed pages each night, and the prompts with no page to cite, weighted by demand, become the queue.
Yes. Optimise Content ranks the pages you already own by how much a refresh would lift citations, and you pick the depth: conservative edits, a balanced rewrite, or a full rebuild.
Drafts publish to your CMS in one click, or export clean HTML and Markdown. Schema and metadata ship with the page.
Every published page stays tied to the prompts it was written for. Those prompts re-run daily, and you see the before and after: cited or not, engine by engine.
See how answer engines describe your brand today, and where the openings are to outpace the competition.