Topics and positioning

Set intended positioning, topic interests, and brand aliases so Explorer matching stays on-brand.

Overview

Matching quality depends on how clearly you describe what you care about:

  • Intended positioning — how AI should describe you
  • Topic interests — nudges that pull relevant Explorer prompts into your matched set
  • Brand aliases — name variants for mention detection

These live on your company profile / company setup flows (reachable from Overview and Settings-adjacent company screens).

Who it's for

Anyone whose Evidence set looks off-category or whose positioning opportunities fire incorrectly.

Prerequisites

Completed onboarding with a company website.

Step-by-step

  1. Open your company profile.
  2. Write a clear intended positioning statement.
  3. Add topic interests for categories and buyer problems you care about.
  4. Add brand aliases (product names, abbreviations).
  5. Return to Overview and refresh coverage.

Tips

  • Prefer specific topics over generic industry words.
  • Revisit topics when you launch a new product line.

FAQ

Do topics create private prompts?

They steer membership/matching against the public corpus — they are not a weekly private prompt admin UI.