1
Create a project
Enter a project name, your primary domain, and select the language and country for your audit. These settings shape how personas and prompts are generated. See Projects for details.
2
Choose your plan
When your free slots cover more than one plan, pick the plan this project takes: a paid plan, or your free demo. A slot stays with its project until you archive the project, and for 30 days after that once the project has crawled a page or collected an answer. A test project on the demo keeps your paid slot free for the brand it is meant for. With one plan free, the project takes it and this step is skipped. The slot sets how many URLs the project can audit and which AI engines it runs against. See Projects.
3
Add URLs
Add the pages you want to audit, one per line. This step is optional: you can skip it and add URLs later from the project dashboard. See URLs for guidance on which pages to include.
4
Confirm your personas
Once URLs are processed, zued extracts personas from your content and clusters them into distinct personas. Review and edit them if needed. They directly shape the prompts generated for your audit. See Personas.
5
Review generated prompts
After persona confirmation, zued generates audit prompts automatically. These are the prompts used to test your content against AI engines. See Prompts.
6
Run the audit
Trigger the dispatch. zued sends your prompts to AI engines, collects responses, and runs alignment and technical analysis across all your URLs.
7
Read your results
Review your Alignment Score and Technical Score per URL, then check your Recommendations, starting with the Quick Wins list.
What to expect
After your first audit completes, you’ll have:- An Alignment Score and Technical Score for every URL
- Specific content gaps identified per prompt: what AI engines say that your page doesn’t cover
- A ranked Quick Wins list: the highest-impact, lowest-effort changes across your project
- Visibility metrics: your Share of Voice and Citation Share across all engines