What your client gets.

1. A map they understand at a glance

Every month Eidomai asks eight AI engines the 20 questions your client's buyers ask, several times each, and counts who gets named. The result is a grid: questions down the side, engines across the top, green where your client is named, red where a competitor is. That's the battle map.

Why it works in a client meeting: nobody needs it explained.

2. A monthly report that blends it with their SEO

On the first of the month the report is built: Search Console, GA4, the map, what changed, what shipped. Your logo on it, "Powered by Eidomai" under it. You read it in the meeting. Nobody builds a deck.

The one-page handout comes with it. That's the page that goes on the client's desk.

3. Content that earns the answer

Every red cell becomes a task on the work list. Each task has a brief: what the question is, who's being named instead, what the content needs to say, and the rules for your client's industry. Whoever writes gets the brief and a copy-ready prompt. The draft check catches what shouldn't ship. Next month the map re-measures.

Who writes is up to you: your team, your vendor off the exported briefs, or us under your name.

4. The facts AI states about them, checked

Engines say things about businesses. Some of it is wrong: the wrong city, a service they stopped offering, a company they're confused with. Eidomai lists what the engines state as fact, your client marks each one right or wrong, and the wrong ones get a correction plan. In a compliance-sensitive industry a wrong fact is a liability, not an inconvenience.