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This guide helps a new HaloX user complete the first operating loop: create a workspace, define the brand, run the first Site Audit, review AI visibility, and choose the next action.
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Before you start

ItemWhy it mattersExample
Brand nameThe entity HaloX should track in AI answers.HaloX
Primary domainThe site used for audits and citation tracking.haloxlabs.ai
Target marketAI answers vary by language and region.English / United States
CompetitorsThe brands AI may recommend instead.3–7 competitors
Buyer questionsThe prompts used to test AI visibility.“best GEO tools for B2B SaaS”
You do not need a perfect prompt set on day one. Start with 5–10 buyer-style questions, then refine them from reports.

Step 1: Log in and select a workspace

1

Open the app

2

Create or access your account

Use the available login method for your organization.
3

Choose the workspace

A workspace usually maps to one brand. Separate clearly different brands into separate workspaces.

Step 2: Add brand baseline data

Enter the official brand name, primary domain, aliases, product names, category, target markets, and competitors. HaloX uses this information to interpret prompts, compare competitors, and generate reports.
If your brand name is short, generic, or used by multiple companies, add aliases, product names, and the domain so AI answer analysis stays precise.

Step 3: Run the first Site Audit

1

Open Site Audit

Select Site Audit in the workspace sidebar.
2

Start a new scan

Enter the public homepage or a key landing page.
3

Review the top issues

Focus on the highest-impact items first: crawlability, indexability, structured data, performance, and content signals.
See First Site Audit for the detailed walkthrough.

Step 4: Review AI visibility baseline

SignalWhat it meansIf it is weak
AVIOverall brand visibility in AI answers.Check prompt coverage and content gaps.
Brand MentionWhether the brand appears in responses.Improve category, comparison, and explainer pages.
CitationWhether your domain is cited.Add clear definitions, data, FAQ, and evidence pages.
SentimentHow AI describes the brand.Update outdated or inaccurate public information.
Competitor GapWhere competitors appear and you do not.Create or improve content for those topics.

First-week checklist

  • Workspace created or selected
  • Brand name and domain verified
  • Target markets selected
  • Competitors added
  • First Site Audit completed
  • 5–10 representative prompts reviewed
  • Top three next actions selected
  • Weekly report timing understood

Common blockers

Start with high-impact blockers: AI crawler access, noindex/canonical issues, missing structured data, and weak content evidence on key pages.
Use questions a buyer would ask before choosing a solution: recommendations, comparisons, alternatives, pricing, and selection criteria.
Some reports need collection time and scheduled generation. Weekly reports should be checked on Monday.

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