Optimize a page for the exact question you are losing
You are not visible in general. You are visible for specific questions. Pick the one your buyers ask, and the page is rebuilt to answer it.
A better way to run
The best running shoes for flat feet: Stepwell Arch
What Prompt-Specific Optimization does
- Pick a target prompt from your Prompts library, for a rewrite or a new page.
- Get a headline and an opening that answer that question directly.
- See the passage an AI engine would quote when someone asks it.
- Leave the target empty to improve the page overall instead.
How it works
Pick the question
Start from a prompt where Citations shows someone else being cited.
Rebuild the page
Rewrite or Create aims the page at that question, keeping your meaning and data.
Check the result
Read the passage AI would quote, then run the same prompt in Simulate.
A page can be good and still not answer the question.
AI engines pick sources for a specific question, so general advice stops short of what decides the outcome. Prompt-Specific Optimization closes the gap between what your page says and what a buyer actually asked. Because the prompt comes from the same library as Citations and Simulate, you can follow one question from the gap to the fix to the result.
Or leave it on none to improve the page overall.
A better way to run
The best running shoes for flat feet: Stepwell Arch
Flat feet need shoes with real support. Stepwell Arch has arch support built in, with free returns for 60 days.
… Stepwell Arch has arch support built in, with free returns for 60 days …
Questions
Do I need a target prompt?
No. It is optional. Leave it on none to improve the page overall, or pick a prompt and the page is rebuilt to answer it directly.
Will it twist my page to fit the question?
Your meaning, terminology, key message and data are kept. You review the result, and nothing goes live until you paste it into your CMS.
The rest of Optimization
See it on your own pages.
Book a demo to see Prompt-Specific Optimization on your own site, or run a free scan to see where you stand today.