ICP & Buyer Personas reads your scan, finds the roles asking AI about your category, and recounts every number one buyer at a time. No guessing, no language model inventing people.
Pick a buyer and every other answer fades. The green and red that were mixed together in one number separate into who you win and who you lose.
The Audience tab, in three steps. Every sentence comes from your own stored evidence.
Mid-size banks and credit unions that need audit-ready compliance without more spreadsheets.
12 questions are asked by every buyer: brand, category and alternatives.
A fixed catalog of 20 buyer roles is scored on your own data. A role becomes a persona only when independent evidence agrees. The same scan always gives the same audience.
Two of three agree, the role clears a minimum score, and it becomes a persona. Up to four.
Every persona gets its own trend line across your weekly scans, so a win with one buyer does not disappear inside the average.
Illustrative example with an invented brand. It is not a promised result. Each line is recounted from your own stored answers on every scan.
The playbook lists the questions that buyer asks and the pages AI cites. You publish the page AI is missing.
The Compliance lead decides and the Finance leader signs off. The role badge shows who holds which part of the deal.
"Recommended to Compliance leads in 31% of answers, up from 11%" is easier to defend than a flat average.
Personas come from your site, your buyer questions and the roles AI names. Nothing is invented.
No language model decides. The same scan gives the same audience, so you can trust a change.
The Buyer lens changes the whole dashboard to one role: rates, rivals, sources and actions.
"Win them" opens the actions for that buyer, and Creative Studio builds the asset from the same facts.
See whether the buyer you worked on moved, even when the average did not.
Questions they ask, what they weigh, what to say, and the sources to earn.
Opinions and a workshop
Your site, your buyer questions and what AI answered
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Recommendation Rate, recounted for each buyer
Out of date by next quarter
Recounted on every weekly scan
A slide that sits in a folder
Re-scopes the whole dashboard and decides the next action and asset
AI recommends Kestrel in 11 of 18 answers.
Ranked by how many answers each can change.
Built for that buyer, from the same counted facts.
Their trend line shows whether the answer moved.
How personas are built, how many you get, and what the lens changes.
A buyer role, such as finance, compliance or marketing, that your scan shows asking and being answered about your category. MentionX infers up to four from your own evidence and shows the questions each one asks.
No. The audience view is built in code from your stored scan data, so the same scan always gives the same audience. A language model is not asked to guess who your buyers are.
Up to four inferred from the evidence. A role appears only when it clears a minimum score and independent evidence agrees, so a thin scan can show fewer.
A selector in the dashboard that re-scopes every tab to one persona's questions and recounts every KPI for that buyer. Clear it to return to the full scan.
Intent Coverage groups questions by what the buyer is trying to decide, across six intents. Personas group the same questions by who is asking. They answer different questions, so read both.
Yes. It is in Beta and available on every plan once a scan has completed.
Enter your URL and market. After your first scan, the buyer lens shows your numbers one persona at a time.
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