The questions your buyers actually mean to ask.

Nobody has the real searches buyers make. What does exist is your brand and your category, turned into a set of prompts you approve and that stays stable.

How the measured questions get chosen.

Your buyer decides the question, not you.

One guessed phrasing never stands in for the whole need behind it.

Measured questions
  • Which Nortium alternative works for a small team?alternative
  • How much does Nortium cost a month?pricing
  • Does Nortium fit the tools we already use?integration

Grouped by why someone is asking, not by topic.

Ten intent groups, from use case through price and security.

Intent board
  • CategoryHas questions
  • Use caseHas questions
  • AlternativeHas questions
  • ComparisonNone yet
  • Works with your toolsHas questions
  • IndustryNone yet

The same need, asked a dozen ways.

Every phrasing of one need is kept together.

One need, underneath
Is it good for a small team?Can it handle just five people?Does it work if we’re a tiny group?

CitePatch proposes the questions. You decide.

You add, edit or reject every suggestion before it counts for anything.

Suggestion · waiting
Brand: NortiumCategory: team analyticsLanguage and country: English · United States

How does Nortium compare for a mid-size team choosing between analytics platforms?

AddEditReject

Discovery promised, against coverage you can audit.

Without Prompt ExplorerWith Prompt Explorer
One phrasing of the need, picked by eye and treated as measured.Every phrasing of one need, kept together and tracked separately.
A topic groups questions that have nothing to do with each other.Each question classed by the buying moment it belongs to.
A set that changes on its own, so a rise means nothing.The measured set is frozen, so a rise does mean something.
One market is read with another’s numbers and the gap stays hidden.Each country and language pair is its own market, measured apart.
You are sold a volume number and a hardness rating nobody can stand behind.Only what can be stood behind: proposed, approved by you, auditable.

How it stays comparable, market by market.

One measured set, so a change actually means something.

The measured set is frozen and versioned, so this month compares to last month on the same footing.

Two sets, one purpose
Measured setFrozen. This month compares to last month on the same footing.
Working setKeeps growing as new questions surface.

Changing the set opens a new version.

The previous version is archived and never deleted, so a comparison between months stays fair.

Version history
  • Current version
  • Previous version
  • Next version

Country and language are not an afterthought.

Each country and language pairing is its own market, tracked apart from the rest.

One market per country and language
  • United StatesEnglish
  • SpainSpanish
  • MexicoSpanish

They sell discovery. We sell coverage you can trust.

No volume claim, and no rating of how hard a question is to win.

What we say, and what we don’t
We do sayproposed by CitePatch, approved by yougrouped by intent, with every gap namedfrozen for measurement, and split by market
We never saythat these are real searches from buyersa search volumea rating of how hard a question is to win

See the questions Prompt Explorer proposes for you.

Start with a Free Audit, or book a demo to see your own intent groups and your market split.