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Paste a prompt into an assistant connected to Oppin (how to connect) and replace the parts in [brackets] with your own. In Oppin, the MCP tab of the Data & MCP page has the same prompts with your brand and a competitor already filled in.

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Quick questions

One question, one answer. Paste it as it is.

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How visible are we in AI answers right now?

Quick question Brand Strength, visibility, share of voice and sentiment in plain words, and your rank.

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What changed this week?

Quick question The three biggest moves (yours and competitors’) vs last week, or “nothing material”.

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Which AI assistant likes us most, and which least?

Quick question Engines ranked by Brand Strength, thin-data engines flagged.

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Where in the world are we strongest and weakest?

Quick question Countries ranked, and who leads where you trail.

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Workflows

A few steps and one useful result.

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Weekly pulse

Workflow · Answer Know in two minutes what moved this week and whether it matters.
  • You get: Under 400 words: where you stand, three movements with before and after, two actions.
  • Why it helps: Replaces the Monday dashboard tour, and says “quiet week” instead of inventing a story.
  • Shortcut: the oppin_weekly_pulse command runs the same analysis.
  • Take it further: Notion + Slack; see Weekly brief to Notion, summary to Slack.

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Campaign or launch impact

Workflow · Insight chart Find out whether a campaign, launch or PR push changed what AI says.
  • You get: A trend chart where the campaign’s effect (or the lack of one) shows at a glance, a before and after table, the questions and new sources behind the change, and a verdict with a confidence note.
  • Why it helps: Answers “did the coverage land in AI?”, and refuses to credit the campaign when competitors moved the same way.
  • Shortcut: the oppin_campaign_impact command with output page runs the same analysis.

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Portfolio check

Workflow · Answer · For agencies See which client needs attention without opening each one.
  • You get: Only the flagged brands, with what changed and by how much. “All normal” otherwise.
  • Why it helps: One call covers every client; attention goes where it’s needed.
  • Take it further: Slack, daily; see Client updates, one channel each.

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Weekly metrics log

Workflow · Structured data (sheet rows) + Slack when something moved Add this week’s numbers to your tracking sheet, and flag big moves in Slack.
  • Why it helps: A running history in the tool the team already charts from. For a full data feed, Oppin’s export and API are the better path.
  • Needs: Google Sheets, Slack, connected in your assistant.

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Competitor surge alert

Workflow · Slack message (only when it fires) A morning Slack alert that fires only when a competitor surges.
  • Why it helps: An alert people keep reading because it rarely fires.
  • Needs: Scheduled tasks, Slack, connected in your assistant.

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Sentiment drop alert

Workflow · Slack message (only when it fires) A morning Slack alert when your sentiment drops, with the answers behind it.
  • Why it helps: Catches the negative page while it’s still one page.
  • Needs: Scheduled tasks, Slack, connected in your assistant.

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Agent tasks

Longer tasks: the assistant investigates and reasons before it writes anything up.

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Visibility drop investigation

Agent · Insight chart + report Find when a drop started, where it hit, and what changed.
  • You get: An incident-style report led by the annotated trend, with evidence and next checks.
  • Why it helps: Shows Oppin as an investigation tool, not just a report.
  • Shortcut: the oppin_investigate_drop command with output page runs the same analysis.