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33f4c No.1806

i was digging through some notes on how to stop wasting time with massive, useless prompt lists. instead of tracking everything, you should use a specific framework to find the high-signal queries that actually reflect your brand's visibility. focus only on the stuff that matters so you can see where you are actually winning or losing in search results. it beats tracking every single keyword and drowning in noise. it is all about quality over quantity . does anyone else have a specific rule of thumb for filtering out the junk prompts?

more here: https://www.semrush.com/blog/which-ai-search-prompts-to-track/

33f4c No.1807

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lowkey i used to track abt 200 different variations and it was a total nightmare for my reporting. now i only look at queries that include intent-heavy modifiers like "best", "vs", or "review" to cut the fluff.



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