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Actions

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Earned

An earned action is one source, on one theme, that the AI engines already cite in answers where you are not named. The goal is to get named in those answers. What to do depends on the source: out-rank a rival, be present on a community, pitch a publisher, get listed by a retailer, or buy a placement.
  • The list updates from your latest answers and citations. A market with nothing worth recommending says so.
  • Start with High priority.
  • Move each action through Suggested → To-do → Pitched → Landed or Stalled. When you mark it Pitched, Bluemoon records where you stand on that source. Whether it landed is then read from what the engines cite afterwards, not set by you.
  • Each action opens on its evidence: the answers behind it, the pages the AI reads on that source, and a playbook with a first draft. Edit the draft before you use it; never publish it as is.

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Owned

Owned actions target your own site: content to publish or change for questions where you are absent. When you mark one Done, Bluemoon starts comparing how often you are named on the questions it targets, before and after. See Measure whether an action worked.

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Impact

The Impact page shows, for each completed action, the share of answers naming you on the targeted questions before and after, and a chart of those questions over time. While the measurement runs, the action reads measuring · day X of Y; it reads too few answers when there are not enough answers to compare.

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Tools

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Create articles

Start from a gap: a theme where a competitor wins the AI answers and you do not, or a Google search you already rank for whose matching question scores low. Bluemoon writes a brief from the AI answers on that theme: what the draft has to cover to get cited, and the keywords, AI terms and brands the answers contain. Your draft is scored against the brief as you type. Publish on your own domain (the strongest option for getting cited) or on an external site the answers already cite. Published articles are then tracked for AI citations.

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Optimize content

Two views over your recent answers:
  • Pages: your pages, biggest first, with what AI takes from each and which questions it answers.
  • Questions: your questions, competitors first, with who AI cites instead of you.

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Ads generation

Pick a theme and Bluemoon writes ad copy from the real answers AI gives about your brand: ads for ChatGPT, or responsive search ads for Google.
  • ChatGPT ads you keep go to your OpenAI Ads account as a paused draft campaign. Nothing is published from Bluemoon. See OpenAI Ads.
  • Google ads can be saved, reviewed and copied. They are not exported to Google Ads.

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Ad targeting

Ranks the sources AI cites on your questions by how you would reach them: buy an ad (self-serve), pitch a placement (sponsored), or out-rank with content (earned). Where available, it names who sells the source’s ad space.

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Technical SEO

Checks which AI crawlers your robots.txt lets in (no rule for a crawler means it is allowed), and generates an llms.txt for you to upload to your site root.

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Agents

Ready-made workflows that read your Bluemoon data and act on your gaps: an AEO FAQ generator, a topic gap filler, a competitor counter-page, a content brief, a schema audit.
  1. Pick a template. It becomes yours to edit on a canvas, step by step. Or describe your goal and let the architect build the steps for you.
  2. Run the agent by hand or on a schedule (times are in UTC).
  3. Download a finished run’s files from the editor.
Each run costs AI credits.

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Ask AI

A chat that answers questions about your AI visibility, based on your last scan. Choose a fast model or a deeper one. It starts from where the AIs find you and the questions where rivals win and you are absent. Credits depend on message length and the model you choose.

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AI credits

AI-powered actions use a monthly allowance of credits included in your plan, plus any top-up you bought. Top-ups never expire; the monthly allowance resets with your plan’s billing cycle. Costs per action: Larger actions ask you to confirm before they run. Your balance, and every debit and refund, are in Settings → Billing.
If your workspace uses its own provider key (Settings → API keys), actions that run on that provider are not debited in credits: the provider bills you directly.