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What this module does

The Content Optimization page (/dashboard/content) lists opportunities — prompts where you have a visibility gap relative to competitors. Each opportunity carries:

A title (the angle of attack)
An impact rating (high / medium / low) based on prompt volume × visibility gap
Source data (related prompt, est. AI volume, visibility, competitor gap %, intent, keywords, competitors cited)
An “opportunity score” 0–100

From opportunity to brief

Click into an opportunity

Navigate from the list to the detail page. You see the full source data and any existing brief.

Generate Brief

If no brief exists, click Generate Content Brief. An LLM produces a structured brief with:

Suggested article title
Content type (technical preview, comparison, how-to, listicle, etc.)
Target word count
Outline (5–8 sections, each with key points)
Target keywords (5–8 SEO + AEO blended)
Competitor insights paragraph (what rivals are doing right, where the gap is, what to attack)
Call to action recommendation

Send to your workflow

Click Send to workflow to fire a webhook with the brief payload. The opportunity status moves from new → sent.

Mark as done after publishing

Once your team ships the article, mark the opportunity as done. Ansvisor monitors the related prompt; if visibility climbs ≥10% in the following 4 weeks, you’ll get a “win recap” notification.

Webhook configuration

Set up a webhook once, fire briefs at it from any opportunity:

Open /dashboard/content and click Webhook settings in the toolbar
Set the URL (e.g. Notion automation, Zapier, Linear webhook, custom endpoint)
Set a secret (HMAC-signed payloads — recommended)
Toggle Active

Payload schema:

{
  "opportunityId": "uuid",
  "brandId": "uuid",
  "brandName": "string",
  "opportunity": { ...full opportunity object... },
  "brief": { ...full brief object... },
  "sentAt": "2026-05-06T10:00:00Z"
}

Bulk operations

On the listing page you can:

Multi-select opportunities and bulk send to webhook (great for kicking off a content sprint)
Bulk update status (mark a batch as dismissed if they’re not relevant this quarter)

Strategy notes

Don’t ship every brief — pick the top 2–4 high-impact opportunities per week. Editorial bandwidth is the bottleneck.
Re-generate briefs after publishing — once you’ve shipped one piece, regenerate adjacent briefs; the AI now has different competitive context
Mix owned and earned — some opportunities are best closed with a guest post or PR placement (type: earned), not a new owned page

Self-host setup

Ready to run Ansvisor on your own infrastructure?

​What this module does

​From opportunity to brief

​Webhook configuration

​Bulk operations

​Strategy notes