Eric Siu walks through Ubersuggest's new AI features: brand tracking that auto-detects mentions across LLM platforms, sentiment and intent analysis, and keyword reports that blend AI data with traditional search metrics like difficulty and content gaps. Pricing stays free for basic access, with paid upgrades for more features.
We're changing up Ubersuggest in 2 main ways. The first one is if you're a business, technically you should be a business or have a website if you're using Ubersuggest. But the first main way is if you want to actually track your business on these LLM platforms like ChatGPT, where you can put in your URL, we'll suggest your brand name. Like if you put in ubersuggest.com, it'll automatically fill in Ubersuggest because we assume that's your brand name. You can change it if you want. And then we'll suggest the category that you're in. So it could be like marketing tools or SEO tools. If you put in ubersuggest.com, if you put in Nike, it would be apparel or shoes or something like that. You can change the category as well. It will then give you prompts and it can give you 10 prompts, 20 prompts, 100 prompts. The list can keep going on and on, and it'll tell you how many times you're mentioned. Versus your competition. We're adding an intent on those keywords, sentiment. Are you positive or negative? It's also running that prompt multiple times because if you run it once and then you run it again, a lot of times you get different responses. If you run it 10, 20 times, you can see what companies and competitors they're really mentioning on average.
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And then you can see how you're doing and stacking up versus your competitors and what are some of the areas and prompts that they're getting notoriety in or mentions that you're not. So that's all on the brand tracking side, and we can run that, those reports for you automatically on weekly basis or monthly, and you can remove prompts or add prompts, of course. And then we're also making changes to the keyword research report because our main usage of Ubersuggest is someone goes to ubersuggest.com, puts in a keyword, they get tons of data on SEO data. But we all know that Google, even though is the big, you know, 1,000-pound gorilla or whatever the phrase is, we know that people are using AI versions of search like AI mode. ChatGPT. So what we're going to be changing to the AI overviews is adding in data for LLMs and then traditional search. And my team started sending me stuff and I don't know what they're going to add in the first version, but some of the stuff is like, let's see, prompt intent, you know, like what type of prompt is it? Informational, transactional, et cetera. Trend data, if the prompt's growing over time or if it's decreasing, the difficulty to get mentioned in that prompt, like how difficult it would be. Hmm. A brand ranking description, brands that appear most frequently, total number of unique men's brands mentioned within those prompts. So you know how likely you are to get mentioned. There's visible triggers description. I don't know what that is. Output type breakdown description. That's like the format type could be like step-by-step guides or definitions or any of that. Let's see related prompts, content gaps, of course, when it comes to prompts and recommended descriptions and even like data on how you can rank. But these are just some of the things that they already have included. Along with like things like sentiment that I also talked about.
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Yeah, but you'll just get a lot of the data for free without creating an account.
And you'll, so you can get, there's a free option and you have a $9 option, right?
That's going to be— no, it'll be free, non-logged in. Then you get more free stuff if you log in, so you can get more usage and more data and more prompts. And then you can upgrade if you want even more data on top of that. So this is great.
See, the thing is the, These other tools are charging hundreds of dollars.
$499.
Yeah. $499?
A lot of them are $499.
Well, there's a $499 and there's a $399, I think, or $299 for the other one. But you're coming in lower, which I like. We have a mutual friend that does the same thing as well with his products.
Yeah, I know who you're talking about.
And it works well for him. All right, guys. So that is it for today. Please don't forget to rate, review, and subscribe, and we'll see you tomorrow.
