Project organization

Projects are the basic organizational units for prompts in GEORate. A good project structure makes results easier to interpret.

Project organization strategies

Strategy 1: One project per market segment

Brand: Your Company
├── Project: Enterprise segment
│   └── Prompts: questions from the perspective of large companies
├── Project: SMB segment
│   └── Prompts: questions from the perspective of small businesses
└── Project: Competitor comparisons
    └── Prompts: comparison questions

Strategy 2: One project per channel/context

Brand: Your Company
├── Project: Tool recommendations
├── Project: User opinions
└── Project: Technical descriptions

Strategy 3: One project with clusters

For a smaller number of prompts — one project with thematic clusters.

Clusters inside a project

Clusters are thematic groups within a project. Example clusters:

Cluster	Example prompts
Recommendations	”What tools for X do you recommend?”
Comparisons	”How does X compare vs [competitor]?”
Use cases	”How does [Your Company] solve problem Y?”
Opinions	”What do you think about [Your Company]?”

Project view

On the project page (/projects/[id]), you will see:

Prompts tab — list of all prompts with results
Clusters tab — metrics per cluster (SOV, Visibility)
Suggestions tab — AI-suggested prompts

Best practices

Start with 5–10 prompts per project, not more
Group by topic — clusters make weak areas easier to analyze
Test different phrasings — the same question asked differently may produce different results
Review suggestions regularly — AI will show you what may be missing