How does GEO MarketMap decide what to work on first?
Every piece of work belongs to 1 of 3 lanes: search demand, the answers, and the category's signals. Once the setup lands, the agent proposes a strategy for the month: a split of effort across the lanes in percent, argued from what it measured, decided in the conversation. The split weights 1 queue of pages to write, and the agent works that queue in order. The strategy is revisited after 30 days or when new data moves it.
What are the 3 lanes?
| Lane | What a proposal is | Where it comes from |
|---|---|---|
| Search demand | A page for a phrase people search, chosen by how close your site already is to ranking for it. | The demand map and the site's own pages. |
| The answers | A question where an assistant names a rival and not you. | The niche agreement and the assistants' misses. |
| The category's signals | A subject the accounts your buyers follow are publishing this week, written into before it reaches a search box. | The catalogs of accounts you watch, read on request. |
All 3 feed 1 queue. A proposal carries its lane, its evidence and a weight; the strategy's split scales the weights, so a lane at 0 % is silent and a lane at 60 % leads. The signals lane is pushed by the agent only when the strategy gives it a share; with no share, the tab still works by hand and the agent says nothing about it unless asked.
How is the split proposed, and how do I change it?
From an evidence pack the strategist reads: where you are named and where you are not, what the answers rest on, how alive the category is on the platforms, what the site check found, and what has already been written. The verdict is a headline, the split, and the first 3 moves, written into the conversation as a card you agree or correct. The Semantics tab shows the split as dials once it is decided, and you can move them at any time; the queue re-weights on the next read.
The agent leads, the owner decides. It proposes the split from what it measured; you can move it whenever you like.
When is the strategy revisited?
After 30 days, or sooner when a job lands with data that moves the split: a new assistants check, a rival measured, a read of the signals. The agent then re-proposes in the conversation with what changed since the strategy was set. Nothing is changed without you seeing the proposal; the semantics page describes the screen, and the rhythm of the site check is on the site check page.
- Can a lane be at zero? +
- Yes. A project with a thin category on social platforms is usually proposed with the signals lane at zero, and the agent says why. You can raise it at any time.
- What is the queue? +
- One ordered list of everything writable, with each proposal's lane, evidence and weight. The agent takes the top of it when you ask what to write next, and says why that one.
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