Business services
See how AI connects your expertise with a client’s question.
Compare your agency or consultancy on the services, audiences and assignments you want to attract. Read the expertise and sources AI uses when selecting providers.
Start with your market
For consultancies, marketing agencies and business-service providers with a clear specialism.
- Suggested measurement topics
- Service and assignment, Type of client, Region and market. Compare brand mentions, full answers and sources per AI platform.
Which marketing agency suits a B2B software company?
Read the specialisms, cases and providers in the answer. Compare agencies that perform the same type of work.
- A possible next step
- Explain your approach for software companies on the existing service page and add a relevant, approved case.
What does outsourced office cleaning cost?
Check the assumptions attached to a price: floor area, frequency, work included and contract type. See whether these fit your service.
- A possible next step
- Explain the factors behind your quote. Publish only confirmed estimates with their conditions.
Which adviser can help us with a business transfer?
Read the type of support described and whether each provider has an appropriate role. Valuation, finance advice and legal support are different services.
- A possible next step
- Clarify your own role and cooperation with other professionals. Add an approved example that explains the client’s decisions.
Illustrative scenario: make a broad description more specific
Suppose your agency is described as a general marketing company even though you specialise in B2B software.
- Investigate
- Check which pages are cited and how your website describes the specialism. Make sure the measured questions match your intended clients.
- Work brief
- Strengthen the existing specialist page with the problems you solve, how you work together and a relevant case. Ask the account owner to confirm the business facts.
- Example only
- This is a suggested application, not a measured industry result. Your own measurements and company information determine the actual task.
The context that makes the comparison useful
Use this information to select questions and competitors that fit your business.
- Desired assignments
- Record which services you want to sell more often and what falls outside your offer. Use that to choose questions.
- Relevant competitors
- Compare businesses with similar clients and roles. A software supplier is not necessarily a direct competitor to a consultancy.
- Practical evidence
- Select cases that explain why an approach suited a client. Use only experiences and results you are permitted to share publicly.
From analysis to work for your team
AMI connects measurements with supporting evidence. You choose who carries out the improvement.
- Investigate in AMI
- Compare your brand and competitors by question and platform. Read the saved answer and sources and decide whether the signal is relevant to your offer.
- Work with your team
- Use proposals as a starting point for marketing, product teams or your agency. Share reports and record what changed. Then follow the same questions and platforms.
- Connect the Growth Engine
- Suitable insights can inform work in Klusio within the permissions you configure, using your business knowledge. AMI also works on its own. Platforms, projects and features depend on the plan.
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Questions and answers
Can AMI help a small specialist agency?
It depends on the questions you want to investigate and who will act on the findings. Start with your specialism and audience. A demo shows how a saved answer can lead to a possible action.
Can the Growth Engine help with execution?
With a connected Growth Engine, suitable improvements can be prepared and carried out within your configured permissions. Your team verifies company facts and approves actions where required.
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