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AI CMO Intelligence

The Intelligence module is AURAFUSE's built-in AI CMO: a cross-brand activity feed that watches everything happening to your sites and tells you what to do about it. Where other modules execute, Intelligence observes, measures, and recommends.

The intelligence activity feed

The cross-brand activity feed​

The feed aggregates activity across all brands in your workspace — extractions, migrations, publishes, content, ads, analytics anomalies — in one stream.

  • Filters narrow the feed by brand, type, and severity so you can zero in on what matters.
  • Actions can be taken directly on feed items: act on a recommendation, jump to the brand, or dismiss items you have handled.

SEO audit seeding​

The feed seeds SEO audits for your brands, turning crawl and profile data into concrete findings — technical issues, content gaps, metadata problems — that feed the recommendation engine.

AI visibility probes​

Search is no longer the only surface where customers find brands, so AURAFUSE runs AI visibility probes: it asks the major LLMs about your category and records how they see and cite your brand.

AI visibility page with the Tracked URLs panel

  • GEO share-of-voice — your brand's share of AI-generated answers in your niche (Generative Engine Optimization), tracked over time.
  • Probe results show where you appear, where competitors outrank you, and what prompts trigger mentions.

The AI Visibility page also hosts the Tracked URLs panel, where you manage the specific URLs being watched for AI answers and citations.

AI CMO reports​

When you want a digest instead of a chat, ask the AI CMO to generate a report: it queries your brand's stored signals for a date window and writes structured sections with supporting data. Reports are saved to a history in the Reports panel, so past analyses stay available, and any report can be downloaded as a PDF for sharing with clients or your team.

CMO Reports panel with report history and PDF export

Ask the AI CMO​

Chatting with the AI CMO gives it a toolbox of read-only queries over your stored data — it can pull traffic summaries and timeseries, top pages, conversion funnels, traffic sources, audience breakdowns, keyword rankings, ads performance, AI visibility, content inventory and performance, content gaps, your brand brief, website status, feed history, and tracked URLs. Answering questions never mutates anything — generating a report is the only thing the AI CMO can write.

Google Search Console connection​

Connect a Google Search Console account to ground the intelligence in real search data: queries, impressions, and clicks from actual Google results alongside the AI-side picture.

LLM usage stats and recommendations​

Because Intelligence itself runs on models, usage is measured: LLM usage stats show what the AI CMO is spending per brand and per task. Everything converges into recommendations — prioritized, actionable next steps for your marketing, from content topics to visibility fixes.

Tips​

  • Check the feed weekly; recommendations decay as your sites change.
  • Connect Search Console early — grounded data makes probes far more useful.
  • Treat GEO share-of-voice like you treated SEO rankings a decade ago: a leading indicator of where demand discovery is heading.