Prompts vs. keywords
Traditional SEO targets keywords that return a list of links. AI assistants instead synthesize a conversational answer, so KIME tracks prompts: full questions that capture intent and context, like “What are the best gym tops for hot-weather training?” A good prompt mirrors how people actually talk to and ask AI. Every effective prompt has three ingredients:- Subject — the product, brand, or category in question.
- Context — details that narrow the answer, like “for marathon training” or “under $50”.
- Intent — what the user wants: a recommendation, a comparison, or a specific fact.
Add prompts
- From suggestions
- Manually
- Bulk import (CSV)
KIME proposes prompts based on your brand and category. Open the Proposed tab on the Prompts page, then Approve the ones that fit (they start tracking on the next refresh) or Reject the rest.
Organize your library
As your library grows, these tools keep it manageable and your reporting sharp.Categories
Categories
Group prompts into categories that reflect your business — product lines, comparison queries, problem-solution questions, branded vs. non-branded, and so on. Most dashboards and analysis pages can be filtered by category. Manage categories in Workspace settings.
Tags
Tags
Volume
Volume
Each prompt shows a color-coded Volume signal that estimates the search demand behind its intent. Use it to prioritize high-volume topics so your optimization effort follows real customer demand, not guesswork.