Opportunities

Every gap Cliro findsbecomes a ranked next step

Site Audit, Prompt Monitoring and Citations tell you where you are losing AI visibility. Opportunities turns each of those findings into a concrete action, sorted by the impact it will have.

  • One detector, four kinds of action
  • Ranked by impact, not by date found
  • Each action says which gap it closes
  • Assign an owner and a due date

Open

24

High impact

9

In progress

6

Done · 30d

18

Recommended actionsRanked by impact
Create content

Write a comparison: Cliro vs Profound

Cited 34x in comparison prompts · you rank #6

92
Cold outreach

Pitch g2.com for a category listing

Cited in 41% of best-AI-visibility-tool answers

88
Improve site

Add FAQ schema to /pricing

Page cited 8x but never quoted directly

71
Engage

Answer the r/SEO thread on GEO tooling

Reddit thread surfaced in 12 ChatGPT answers

64

Four lanes
one detector behind them

Cliro does not run four separate scans. A single detector reads every citation and gap, then routes each finding to the lane that can actually close it — based on what kind of host was cited.

Create content

A prompt has no owned page behind it. Cliro drafts the article or comparison that would answer it.

Cold outreach

A third-party site is cited and you are not on it. Cliro tells you who to pitch and why it matters.

Engage

A forum or community thread is feeding AI answers. Cliro surfaces the thread worth replying to.

Improve site

Your page is cited but never quoted. Cliro points at the schema, structure or copy that is blocking it.

From finding to action without a triage meeting

01 · Detect

Cliro reads every answer

Each tracked prompt is checked across the models. The detector records who got cited, from which host and whether you were quoted.

02 · Route

The host decides the lane

A missing owned page routes to Create content. A third-party citation routes to Cold outreach. A community thread routes to Engage. Your own page underperforming routes to Improve site.

03 · Rank

Impact decides the order

Every action carries an impact score built from how often the gap appears and how visible the prompt is. The list is sorted by that, so the top of the board is always the next thing worth doing.

Part of the loop

Opportunities does not work alone. It reads what the rest of the platform finds and hands the work back to the tool that can do it.

Frequently asked questions

What is an opportunity in Cliro?

A concrete, ranked action derived from a real gap in your AI visibility — not a generic recommendation. Every opportunity points back at the citation, prompt or audit finding that produced it.

How is the impact score calculated?

It combines how often the gap shows up across your tracked prompts with how visible those prompts are. An action that closes a gap appearing in many high-traffic prompts ranks above one that affects a single niche query.

Why four lanes and not a single list?

Because the work is done by different people. Content, outreach, community and technical fixes rarely sit with the same person, so the board splits by the kind of action while keeping one ranking across all of them.

Does Cliro write the content for me?

For Create content actions, yes — the Content Agent picks up the opportunity and drafts the article. You still approve before anything publishes.

Can I assign opportunities to my team?

Each action takes an owner and a due date, and moves through open, in progress and done. The board keeps the history so you can see what was closed and what it changed.

How often does the board refresh?

It updates with your tracking cadence. New citations and audit findings generate new actions, and actions whose gap has closed drop off automatically.

Stop reading dashboards. Start closing gaps.

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